DJ Hero 2 is a sequel that should not exist. The solid critical praise of the first DJ Hero was begat with only lukewarm sales, and the rapid collapse of the rhythm game genre and Activision's strateg… Read more
The Short Pros - Same strong gameplay with marked improvements - UI is dramatically improved and the new clean menus are an improvement - Much stronger soundtrack drawing from modern bands - Two playe… Read more
Oh, rhythm games. When will I realize that you are my drug? So, I've always been a huge fan of electronica and techno music, as well as the DJ and remix subculture. That's why, when I first heard that… Read more
Even though I never owned the original DJ Hero, I loved the game a lot playing it at my cousin's house to the point I am pretty good it on hard difficulty five starring mixes left and right. Among the… Read more
I just got this game on Christmas, and as soon as I open it (from the wrapping paper) I instantly ran to my basement and played it because I wanted to see how good it was. Honestly I think it's better… Read more
Last year, Activision attempted to expand upon its Hero brand by introducing DJ Hero to the mix. The DJ themed Hero title was well received critically but was met with rather tepid sales figures. Spec… Read more
Not saying I'm a vivid fan of R&B,Rap, or Pop and Dj hero only made me realize that I knew very little of these songs though I love the beat, the gameplay, not to mention the customizable cross-fa… Read more
2009′s DJ Hero was a breath of fresh air for the Rhythm Game Market. Releasing into a Marketplace flooded by 5 gazillion versions of Guitar Hero, it was a fantastic change of pace for those players ou… Read more
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