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Deep Silver announces DJ Star for Nintendo DS photo

Feeling the need to show off your scratch skills? DJ Star, the recently announced DS rhythm title from Deep Silver, may give you the opportunity. Starting you off as a rookie DJ and forcing you to hone your skills to the beat of 40 popular songs, you can eventually find yourself spinning in prestigious cities such as London and France. There's also word of a creation studio, which will allow users to create their own songs and trade them with friends using the DS wireless connection.

The game's been announced for Europe and Australia so far and comes out later this year, but there's no word if it will make it to US shores. I feel like the tracklist could make or break a game like this, and since we have no word on any of the songs yet, I can't really comment, but I like the general idea. After all, I played the hell out of that turntable level in Rhythm Tengoku Gold, so if this is anywhere near that good I'm sure to become addicted. SCRATCHO!

DJ Star: Deep Silver and Game Life announce DJ music game for Nintendo DSTM

Deep Silver, the games label of Koch Media, a leading producer and distributor of digital entertainment products, and the French developer Game Life today announced DJ Star for Nintendo DS™ for Europe and Australia. The DJ game for Nintendo's handheld console will be released later this year.

In DJ Star, music lovers get to imitate their idols and realize their dreams of becoming heroes and heroines of the turntable. Players begin their careers as local turntable novices, and work their way up step by step as they gain experience. If they are successful, they will soon be appearing in big cities such as Paris, Berlin, Miami and London, until they can finally spin the discs live in a stadium filled with 100,000 fans.

Scratch in real time in DJ Star, using the Nintendo DS Touch Screen! This innovative title includes several real DJ features, 40 famous tracks (Electro, R&B, etc.), as well as a number of mini games. DJ Star offers an excellent quality of sound and is easy to learn, even for players who have never seen a turntable before. A step-by-step introduction and the easy-to-use user interface ensure that fans will quickly learn how to mix and create songs. So players can even make their own tunes in the "creation studio” and save them on the biggest Nintendo Game Card available at the moment. Moreover, players can swap their favorite creations with their friends through DS Wireless Communications.

About Deep Silver

Deep Silver develops and distributes interactive games for all platforms. The Deep Silver label means to captivate all gamers who have a passion for thrilling gameplay in exciting game worlds. Deep Silver works with its partners to achieve a maximum of success while maintaining the highest possible quality, always focusing on what the customer desires. Deep Silver products are designed to equally appeal to pros and beginners, children and adults.

Deep Silver has published more than 80 games since 2003, including Anno 1701 (co-published with Sunflowers), Gothic 3 (co-published with JoWooD), the successful Secret Files adventure series, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky, the Chernobyl shooter, the action role-playing game Sacred 2: Fallen Angel (co-published with Ascaron), and the Horse Life series of horse simulations. The company's own brands Risen (Xbox 360 and PC), the new role-playing game from the Piranha Bytes team, the urban MMO 7Million, the survival/horror game Cursed Mountain (exclusive on Wii), and the multi-platform action game Ride to Hell are currently being developed. Deep Silver's own production company in Vienna opened in 2007. For more information please visit www.deepsilver.com

Koch Media is a leading producer and distributor of digital entertainment products (software, games and movies on DVD). The company's own publishing activities, marketing and distribution extend throughout Europe and the USA. It has also formed strategic alliances with numerous software and games manufacturers: Kaspersky Labs, Nero, Cyberlink, PC Tools, Net Nanny, Cakewalk, Gotham New Media, AVG Technologies, Eleco, Mr Site, Braingame, Mindscape, Slitherine, RTL, Blade Interactive etc. Headquartered in Planegg near Munich/Germany, Koch Media owns branches in Germany, England, France, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, the Nordic regions, and the USA. www.kochmedia.com

About GAME LIFE
Game Life is a dynamic independent videogame publisher, willing to release games with original concept, that are simply easy and fun to play. With its quality content and worldwide IP, Game Life teams are focusing their activities on next generation console games, working hard to offer the best gaming experience to the end users.

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Colette Bennett is a Destructoid features editor from New Orleans, Louisiana. She is also a founding member of Destructoid's sister sites Tomopop, a toy lover's blog and Japanator, our anime site. Likes Nintendo DS, NES, Silent Hill series, Rhythm games, RPGs Meet the rest of the team



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the GAMEGOBLIN's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/21/2009 14:51
the GAMEGOBLIN
In before Activision tries to buy Deep Silver to release DJ Hero sooner
Justice's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/21/2009 14:53
Justice
Virtually scratching records like the Rhythm Tengoku Gold and Wario Ware Touched minigames? I'm in!
Monodi's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/21/2009 14:54
Monodi
@the GAMEGOBLIN

beat me to it
BluDesign's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/21/2009 15:01
BluDesign
Eh, I really don't see much point in this.

I LIKE Scratch-O, don't get me wrong, but a mini-game vs a full song? What am I supposed to do? Beat match and cross-fade for points every 6 minutes? Whee...
Chronic Logic's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/21/2009 15:18
Chronic Logic
Oh no! Looks like Activision was beaten to the punch.
Darren Nakamura's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/21/2009 18:35
Darren Nakamura
Break, c'mon, huah!

SCRATCH-O!
Paul Soth's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/22/2009 01:27
Paul Soth
Holy Shit! Mr. Destructoid on the bottom screen!
A New Challenger's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/22/2009 01:59
A New Challenger
And stop, HOO! chik-chik-chicka-chik
brimtastic's Avatar - Comment posted on 04/23/2009 13:39
brimtastic
Cities... like... France.... of course.
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