Though both the battle modes and the duet modes are some of the most entertaining aspects of the title, this does require another microphone. Party mode allows for 1-2 players to play either against one another, or with each other. There are several modes that are available to players that want to test their inner hip hop artist. The microphone is actually pretty accurate, so if you are not on key no points will be awarded for pitch. The words will still be there but lines go across them indicating the pitch at which the words needs to be sung.

When singing needs to occur the menu will change a bit to signify that it is a singing part. The rapping part will have a bouncing ball that will bounce over the specific word when it needs to be said. So yes, there are moments where you actually will have to sing. Then the final aspect that is evaluated, pitch, refers typically to the singing aspect of most choruses that are found in songs. Timing refers to saying the words at the correct moment according to how the song is actually sung. Lyrics are actually saying the words that appear on the screen. Your lyrics, timing, and pitch will be evaluated by the game. The overall premise of the game is simple, using a microphone that is plugged in via USB, perform the words on the screen.

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