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Microsoft reveals first Lips DLC, includes Coldplay, Jason Mraz, and more  photo

The iNiS Corp-developed karaoke title Lips should be available in stores today, and with it Microsoft has revealed the first batch of downloadable content for the Xbox 360 exclusive. 

Starting tomorrow, November 21, Microsoft will be making four songs available: Adele's "Chasing Pavement," Estelle's "No Substitute Love," Jason Mraz's "The Remedy (I Won't Worry)," and Coldplay's "Violet Hill." 

November 28 will bring three more tracks, Supertramp's "Give a Little Bit," Smash Mouth's "All Star," and Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles." Holiday content, with custom holiday videos, will be coming from Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, Gen Autry, and more starting on December 5. Each song will cost 160 MS Points a piece and will be available from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace of in-game "Get Music" store.

I'm not going to lie -- I want Lips. Maybe it's the fancy light-up microphones, or the fact that the wireless mics may possibly someday be compatible with that other game I play that requires singing. (I'm not talking about Left 4 Dead, although my "Zombies Be All Up In My Grill" song is tearing up the Xbox LIVE charts.)

Anyone pick up Lips? Let us know what you think. 








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ArrestedDeveloper's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/20/2008 16:32
ArrestedDeveloper
I wonder how many times people have underestimated the skill it takes to sing The Remedy. Lot of fast parts in that song and after a few beers I'm guessing most people don't have the faculties to pull it off.
bbrigg1's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/20/2008 16:38
bbrigg1
that picture makes me laugh.
Jesse Cortez's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/20/2008 16:42
Jesse Cortez
Jason Mraz!! Jason Mraz! Jason Mraz!

*faints with excitement*

Lips is now amazing to me....whether or not I pick it up, I am SOOOO HAPPY RIGHT NOW :D

(BTW...I love Jason Mraz. <3 Attention everyone who is buying Lips: I have dibs on Jason Mraz)
Bob Muir's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/20/2008 17:11
Bob Muir
I have no idea why...but I want this game too. Even though Rock Band has clearly claimed my music game allegiances, and I don't fully understand it, but this looks like it might be some good fun. Singing in Rock Band is oftentimes limited by who at the party knows the song, so more well-known songs would be better for singing.
Stella Wong's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/20/2008 18:00
Stella Wong
I will pick it up next month! I'm wanting to sing with a glowing microphone- I'm a big enough karaoke nerd to have that.
Darren Nakamura's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/20/2008 18:29
Darren Nakamura
Kudos to them for getting the only good Coldplay song in existence. Also, "A Thousand Miles" by Vanessa Carlton is my weakness. I'll probably get this now.
jwsensei's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/20/2008 22:06
jwsensei
I picked it up - it's a decent game. The songs are a mixed bag, but I guess I'm just used to the Rock Band theme... I can see how these ones appeal to a wider (and younger) audience. I'm personally addicted to Country Roads and Bust a Move. The only complaint I have is that the song list just seems kind of short.. guess I'm just spoiled with GH and RB.

Anyway, you get to choose between a Karaoke style or the "pitch" style similar to RB which is nice. I did load up some of my own MP3s to try out - just plugged in a USB key and the game recognizes them right away. When you load them it asks you if you want to send the song info to Microsoft so they can compile for DLC consideration. The MP3 play is a bit static though... I knew I wasn't getting lyrics, but I thought at least you would get the pitch lines to try and hit. No dice. You gotta try and mimic the singer and hope for the best. Ah well...
Dan CiTi's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/20/2008 23:58
Dan CiTi
If you can just use any song from your HDD/iPod/Zune, why would DLC exist?
The Phazer's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/21/2008 15:40
The Phazer
"If you can just use any song from your HDD/iPod/Zune, why would DLC exist?"

Because using your own songs doesn't give you the lyrics, or the real videos.

Phazer
thumper's Avatar - Comment posted on 11/22/2008 11:39
thumper
My wife loves it and the mics are kick azz and she has already DL the new songs LOL
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