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SCEA announces SingStar Pop bundle

  • Posted August 30th, 2007 at 04:50 EDT by Mike Harradence
  • 13 Comments

Sony Computer Entertainment America has confirmed that the company plans to release a new PlayStation 2 bundle for North American territories this November.

The bundle includes a ceramic white PS2 console, a copy of the Sony London-developed SingStar Pop and will retail for approximately USD 149.99.

SCEA President and CEO, Jack Tretton, commented, “With our expansive library of titles for PlayStation, led by social gaming experiences such as SingStar, and Buzz!, we have an incredible offering for first-time gaming families.”

"At $149, the limited edition Ceramic White PlayStation 2, bundled with the family-friendly social gaming title, SingStar Pop, is an unbeatable value that will provide fun for everyone this holiday,” added Tretton.

SingStar Pop allows users to perform a variety of popular songs spanning various artists from the last two decades, including ‘Take On Me’ by A-Hah, ‘Vertigo’ by U2, ‘Fallin’ by Alicia Keys, ‘You’re Beautiful’ by James Blunt and ‘Girls Just Wanna Have Fun’ by Cyndi Lauper. The game comes packaged with two USB microphones as standard.

SingStar Pop was originally released in North America on April 3.

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  1. Dragon-slayer87

    • 12:35am EDT - August 30th, 2007

    hmmm... why not...

  2. The Cleaner

    • 1:58am EDT - August 30th, 2007

    No more Singstar please - think of something new now. The first three OK, fourth & fifth - been there done that but OK, next three...Come on stop churning out crap.

  3. Deldwen

    • 4:05am EDT - August 30th, 2007

    shut up it sells and theres not that much musical stuff on ps3 so shh

  4. RagingStorm

    • 5:14am EDT - August 30th, 2007

    Great.....NOW they want to bring all the PS2 with cool colours to the USA........I guess its gonna be years down the line before we see the ceramic white and silver PS3 that was being displayed at all the earlier E3 shows, which Sony made it seem like all three colours would have been available to choose from at luanch.

  5. lilmitch23

    • 6:08am EDT - August 30th, 2007

    Come on Sony! Stop promoting the PS2 so much, and focus on the PS3.

  6. blachaze

    • 6:20am EDT - August 30th, 2007

    these type of games are for girls and sissy's.

  7. hawkeye00

    • 10:51am EDT - August 30th, 2007

    the reason why sony is supporting the ps2 still is because it is still the #1 selling console and the with over a 100 million units sold and they every month its still the #1 seling sony console so seems like a smart move

  8. gingo

    • 1:40pm EDT - August 30th, 2007

    psn id: gingo... cool this sounds like a good deal but i think sony should be trying more to make people buy ps3's

  9. shaka

    • 11:01pm EDT - August 30th, 2007

    The more sold the better.

     

  10. Triple Dk

    • 7:44am EDT - August 31st, 2007

    Rock Band instead!! Now that's a bundle!!

  11. The Cleaner

    • 6:18pm EDT - August 31st, 2007

    I agree with some of the other posts here - There are not any decent music games on PS3 so that's more reason to make something new (not stupid Singstar). This crap is not going to get people buying PS3. Sony needs to start putting 100% effort into getting PS3 sales moving. The best way is to bring some proper games out before Christmas and to bring back proper backward compatibility chip so people can upgrade and package in rumble.

  12. blachaze

    • 7:51am EDT - September 1st, 2007

    cmon, 4get all these crappy pusy games and bring out more games like manhunt.

  13. Blu-Ray

    • 11:32am EDT - September 2nd, 2007

    Singstar sucks..

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