I’ll be the first to admit that my singing videos on YouTube leave much to be desired. I still seem to get nervous singing in front of the camera. I think I’ve finally grown enough confidence to believe I can in fact sing, but the nerves are still a big issue. Let’s not even discuss in front of people by myself.
So I’ve decided to do something a bit more fun to help me grow more. Today I’m launching the Singing in the Bathroom Series or SBS for short. It’s where, you guessed it, I take my camera into the bathroom and sing some fun songs and act crazy. As lyrics that aren’t mine tend to linger in some difficult to reach place in my brain I’ve started with something I couldn’t mess up. When the saints. Let me know what you think.
As the SingStar week has continued I’ve battled to find large differences in the SingStar games themselves. After all, the games are essentially the same except for the songs. When an addition is added to the PS3 version of the game all the other games get the update too, making the game a large package that you buy expansions for. Come to think of it, it’s like a karaoke version of the Sims.
Besides the pleasant surprises you’ll be hit with the amazing anthem songs of Queen that we all know and love. Songs like, ‘We Will Rock You,’ ‘We are the Champions,’ and ‘Another One Bites the Dust.’
With the solid foundation of PS2 titles under the SingStar belt, it was only a matter of time before the next generation of SingStar graced our gaming screens. As our SingStar week continues I thought we should start with the first PS3 title before launching into the exciting new ones.
The only downside to this game is arguably not really that important. Playing by yourself doesn’t have that much appeal. This is a social game, as it always has been, and without friends it can just become plain boring. However if you’re the perfectionist bettering your score could keep you going or even the constant search for PS3 trophies could supply you with hours of individual SingStar fun.
