If you are looking for the straight ahead approach, Lips can do that as well. These modes might be a little gimmicky, but that is alright.
The pace can really get out of hand which boils up into a nice frenzy of fun. Time Bomb is extremely fun with songs that have a lot of lyrics. This works via the motion sensors built into the microphones, so you will need a little bit of strategy to be able to sing and dump the water at the appropriate times. On the other side of the spectrum Silhouette provides a romance with two silhouettes setting up to lock lips, and finally Time Bomb has you filling up a virtual glass of water to be dumped on a lit fuse of a bomb. The winner delivers a knock out punch that is sure to put a smile on winners face. The Vocal Fighters mode pits two cartoon images battling it out while you sing against a friend. Lips has a few interesting modes which spices it up from its normal video format. Once competition sets in, the next thing you know you will be having a blast belting out some tunes, in and out of key without a worry, or a care. When two or more players get together you can really strike a tune, against, or with the other players. Lips can be enjoyed on a solo level, but it is an experience that will likely be short lived. There is no Guitar Hero play lists, no extra difficulty levels, really no incentive to play the game without friends. This plug-and-play version of karaoke doesn't offer much of game in the traditional sense, but does that mater? Only if you are looking for some type of progression will you be out of luck. Lips is a good solution for a night of fun. There are no judges, no You Tube like rating system, Lips is only here for some fun, and maybe a few achievement points. Even the worst singers have a chance to rack up some points and feel good with the generous point system attached to Lips. The stigma of being a singing superstar goes away once you fire up Lips. Lips is easy going without being too hard on the player.
LIPS XBOX 360 VS MODE PROFESSIONAL
iNiS decided to take Lips down a more casual route rather than aim for the professional demographic, or hardcore gamer. Microsoft has contracted iNiS ( Elite Beat Agents) to create their musical karaoke masterpiece. Without boring you with our philosophies of which singing game is the best, we will only focus on what Lips does best, and that is bring the music. Featuring two of the most sparkling microphones you will ever see and some advanced tinkering Lips want you to feel like a star. It is years after the karaoke revolution has already been around the world a few times, so their work on Lips is up for heavy criticism and high hopes. Debuting fashionably later than expected, Microsoft's Lips has finally arrived, and they are bringing the party with them.
Lips has shown up to the karaoke party a little late. More than a simple clone of the competition, Lips brings in some new features that give all hopeful sing stars another option in the long list of music/karaoke games. Music equals money which is exactly why Microsoft has jumped into the "karaoke revolution”. Microsoft has sat on the side lines long enough as other companies have cashed in on music based gaming.
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