Den of Geek writes: Ever since SingStar appeared on the PlayStation 2, it's become pretty much a necessity for home game consoles to have a karaoke game, such as Lips for Xbox, the various incarnations of Rock Band, and many, many more. U-Sing for the Wii is one of the latest to join the fray, but is it any better than the rest?"
Introducing U-Sing: Girls Night, your opportunity to sing along to the biggest household names in music from the comfort of your own home while you shine like a star without ever having to face the pressure of a terrifying audience. With U-Sing: Girls Night, you and your pals can line up alongside some of pop's hottest talent including Rihanna, Duffy and La Roux.
Universal Music and Mindscape UK join forces once more for Girls Night sequel to karaoke Wii title, U-Sing.
Karaoke hit U-Sing returns this year in Girls Night for Wii, Mindscape has announced.
The firm is confident its singing franchise – developed in partnership with Universal Music – can compete with Sony's SingStar and Microsoft's Lips franchise as the market's most popular karaoke game.
High Street support for Wii karaoke title pleases publisher Mindscape.
U-Sing has become a big hit on the High Street, as supermarkets and specialist retailers give special support to Wii's first karaoke game.
Universal Music and publisher Mindscape have told MCV they are delighted by the support for the initial instalment of their franchise U-Sing: U've Got Talent.
