DJ Hero: Bundle with Turntable

I own a PS3, Xbox 360, and a Wii and I have decided to go with the Wii version and don't regret it one bit. Biggest advantage is power consumption. The PS3 and Xbox 360 is going to use around 180-200 watts of power during gameplay while the Wii sips on only 18 watts. That translates to spending ten times more for electricity if you were to play on the PS3 or Xbox 360 (not counting your TV, A/V system etc). Second advantage the Wii has is the controller, turntable in this case. Like the guitar hero games for wii, all you have to do is plug in your Wii controller into the slot in the turntable and you're instantly connected. This way you don't have to buy extra batteries and you have no issues syncing your controller to the system. Last advantage is the built in WiFi for the Wii. I don't have a wireless adapter for the xbox 360 nor an ethernet cable long enough to attach it to my router. Knowing that I might eventually purchase tracks online or play against friends, I had to go with the system that has wifi connectivity. Disadvantages to the Wii version? The graphics of people dancing on the screen aren't as nice as it is on the PS3 or Xbox 360. Doesn't really matter to me though, the spinning record on the screen that you follow for the beats is still looks as clear as any other system. Of course if you want to play against your friends online and they have the PS3 or xbox 360 version then that could also play a factor. Online play for the Wii isn't as refined as it is on xbox live but at least it's free. The game itself though is just awesome. I loved it so much that I got through all the tracks in a day so I really wish they had more. The crossfader will annoy you at first because it's difficult to click it back to the neutral position but you will develop muscle memory for this and I think it adds a somewhat enjoyable challenge to the game. Also it doesn't actually have to click into the center spot to register as center on the screen so don't waste your effort on trying to get it back to exactly on the center. You can undershoot it but never overshoot it or else it might register as the direction you're moving it in. In case you were wondering, the difference between this and the more expensive Renegade version is that the Renegade comes with a case that turns into a stand for the turntable along with a sleeker black finish on the turntable and an Eminem Jay-Z CD which isn't playable in the game. But please, do yourself and the environment a favor by buying the Wii version of this and other games whenever possible. Save the Xbox 360 and PS3 for games like Call of Duty, Forza Motorsport, or Gran Turismo.

I bought this game on black friday, sort of an impulse buy. I had read a few mixed reviews of it but they were mostly positive. The biggest reason I bought it was because it came with a forty-dollar Amazon gift card, and quickly regretted my decision. I didn't think I would end up enjoying it that much factoring the hefty price, until the day it came. I opened the game and was overly surprised! The tutorial is very in depth (and funny, by Grandmaster Flash), and you can play on beginner, which is super easy, to expert, which looks crazy (havn't tried it yet). I'm still on medium, which is fun but challenging for me. The music is the best part of the game- theres more than 90 mixes of over 100 songs, and most of them are really good, all of them catchy. Even when the song title came on and I didn't know it immediately, I soon recognized the beats and lyrics. Even my parents can play, who are video-game challenged to the extreme. You can also play some songs with a turntable or guitar hero guitar. I have recommended this game to many friends and I have nothing bad to say about it, except that I can never seem to find anyone for online play. This is a great game for all ages and it is very fun.

I got this game for $10, and after playing it I don't even think its worth that! I am a huge Guitar Hero fan, and I own 4 different Guitar hero games, so I though maybe this game would be fun too. Boy was I wrong! First off, the wii remote never fits correctly into the turntable. This really isn't an issue for me, its just a little annoying. I HATE the slider on the turntable. I don't know why they incorporated that into the game, but even if they did they could have incorporated it better. The levels are ridiculously hard because of the slider (and I can get 100% in most guitar hero songs in Expert, so its not becase I lack hand-eye coordination). The thing I liked about this game was the music!

I’m so happy I found this game in new condition for a reasonable price. Shipping was quick, we were very happy with the whole experience.

My grandson loves it