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Resolution: We Sing Robbie Williams review

Resolution's Jennifer Allen writes: I’ve got a rather pertinent confession to make. I actually quite like Robbie Williams’ music. I’d like to apologise immediately. I don’t have any music taste clearly. Still, I can’t be alone can I? He seems to do just fine when it comes to sales after all. I think it’s down to my age and to a lesser extent, my gender. Robbie Williams and Take That and all that nonsense were around at just the right time for me. Having said that, I couldn’t stand Take That the first time round yet now I look back at the era fondly. Amazing what rose tinted glasses can do eh? So yes, I know all the words to Angels, and Let Me Entertain You, and even Feel. I’m sorry. That confession said, We Sing Robbie Williams is clearly for people like me. It has no purpose at all if you hate him, his music and everything he represents. Anyone left? Oh. Anyway…

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We Sing Franchise Surpasses One Million Sales

Nordic Games has revealed that their series of Wii karaoke titles have surpassed a million units worldwide. The series consists of We Sing, We Sing Encore, We Sing Robbie Williams, We Sing UK Hits and We Sing Rock! in the UK and two more regional specific versions: We Sing Down Under and We Sing Deutsche Hits.

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We Sing Robbie Williams Receives Official Price Cut

Ahead of the release of We Sing Rock! Nordic Games Publishing has announced that it is to re-release We Sing Robbie Williams. The Wii exclusive videogame will now be available with a recommended retail price (RRP) of just £9.99 GBP for a limited time only.

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We Sing Supports ‘Sing for Your Heart’ Week

Nordic Games has teamed up with Heart Research UK as the official videogame partner for ‘Sing for your Heart’ week, running from today until 15th December. Sing for your Heart is Heart Research UK’s annual campaign to get everyone singing and helping to raise money for pioneering research into the prevention, treatment and cure of heart disease.

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