<![CDATA[PSP Karaoke Game Sings No More - Kotaku Comments]]> <![CDATA[PSP Karaoke Game Sings No More - Kotaku Comments]]> <![CDATA[PSP Karaoke Game Sings No More]]> I thought this was a cool idea. Many of us sing in our cars anyway, this would've been a cool way to stop at a red light and check out your score after an in-car performance.

topaz420

]]> <![CDATA[PSP Karaoke Game Sings No More]]> Abd stuff like this is why you don't rely on an external server for your game/activating your game/getting content. Once it goes, the game is useless even if you have all the code and data!

Overlord11001001

]]> <![CDATA[PSP Karaoke Game Sings No More]]> Never heard of it

Kyle81

]]> <![CDATA[PSP Karaoke Game Sings No More]]> And this is why i dislike any full priced game that requires internet connection to a dedicated server. I wish more companies would go with the Warhawk method.

Though admittedly this is a little different...

Duoae

]]> <![CDATA[PSP Karaoke Game Sings No More]]> Kinda sounds like it was a foolish venture from the get-go. Not the music access part, but the portable-system karaoke. I think most (if not all) the enjoyment of karaoke comes from one of two scenarios.

1. Laughing at people attempting to sing a song who have no musical talent. (Laugh at friends/people you kinda know only. Do not risk violent karaoke outlashings.)

2. Making a drunken fool out of yourself, your party/group, and making your date totally dig you in the process. (Not proven to be accurate. Or even logical)

A portable system isn't party-centric at all. Makes the entertainment somewhat hard. Instead, it becomes solitary. And karaoke by yourself... that's a frightening concept.

Ampillion, Dayman. Fighter of the Nightman.

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