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| From: Microsoft
Category: Video Games
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $49.98
You Save: $20.01 (29%)
New (31) Used (5) from $49.98
Rating:  22 reviews
Sales Rank: 1255
Platform: Xbox 360
Genre: singing_games
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Operating System: Xbox 360
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.1 x 0
MPN: N9A003
Model: N9A-00003
UPC: 882224733885
EAN: 0882224733885
ASIN: B001CMNJOE
Release Date: November 18, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand new in package never opened.Includes game and both microphones
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| Features:
| » | Two wireless interactive microphones | | » | Includes a diverse selection of songs | | » | Sing along with friends to music from their personal collections | | » | Download new tracks from Xbox LIVE Marketplace | | » | Play along using the standard Xbox 360 controller |
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Product Description
Lips, a music franchise exclusively from Xbox 360, is the only singing game that offers wireless motion-sensitive microphones and the ability to sing from your own music collection. Start channeling your favorite pop star, because it's you, your friends and, most important, your music that makes Lips the world's ultimate party experience. Offering interactive motion-sensitive microphones to make your party rock all night long, Lips encourages you to toss apprehensions out the window and join the party.
Amazon.com Product Description
Take to a whole new stage with Lips, a new music franchise for Xbox 360. Lips offers wireless motion-sensitive microphones and the ability to sing from your own music collection of DRM-free songs. Start channeling your favorite pop star because it’s you, your friends and most important your music that turns Lips into the ultimate party experience.
Keiichi Yano, celebrated developer behind some of the industry’s most beloved rhythm games, brings his vision of collaborative and social musical entertainment to Lips. The interactive motion-sensitive microphones make your party rock all night long and encourages players to toss apprehensions out the window and join the party.
Features:
- Two wireless interactive microphones - Featuring interactive motion sensors and lights, the microphones respond to singers’ actions and can be used as percussion accompaniments. With the freedom and encouragement provided by the wireless microphones, everyone can live their singing dreams in style.
- The best music - Lips includes a diverse selection of songs, including your favorite blasts from the past such as “Bust a Move” by Young MC, as well as new songs from breakout artists such as “Mercy” by Duffy and “Young Folks” by Peter Bjorn and John.
- Sing your music collection - Lips allows people to sing along with friends to music from their personal collections.
- Play along - Using the standard Xbox 360 controller, up to two people will be able to join the fun and choose from a variety of percussion accompaniment to play along with the music in Lips. By placing control of various tambourines, claps and of course the ubiquitous cowbell at the fingertips of anyone with a controller, creating a social entertainment experience for friends, co-workers and kids alike.
- Constant flow of new music - From the songs that will come with the game, to your own music collection and the ability to download new tracks from Xbox LIVE Marketplace, Lips will continually provide new music to bring people together and keep the party going.
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Take to the stage | Check-out the 40 track song list already included in Lips: | Artist | Song Title | Artist | Song Title | | a-ha | “Take on Me” | Nirvana | “In Bloom” | | Alicia Keys | “No One” | Peter Bjorn and John | “Young Folks” | | Aly & AJ | “Potential Break Up Song” | Queen | “Another One Bites the Dust” | | Avril Lavigne | “Complicated” | R.E.M. | “The One I Love” | | Ben E. King | “Stand by Me” | Radiohead | “Fake Plastic Trees” | | Beyonce | “Irreplaceable” | The Ramones | “I Wanna Be Sedated” | | Blondie | “Call Me” | Rascal Flatts | “Stand” | | Chris Brown | “With You” | Rihanna | “Umbrella” | | Coldplay | “Yellow” | Roxette | “Listen to Your Heart” | | Depeche Mode | “Personal Jesus” | Sara Bareilles | “Love Song” | | Destiny’s Child | “Survivor” | Sheryl Crow | “Soak Up the Sun” | | Dido | “White Flag” | Taylor Swift | “I’m Only Me When I’m With You” | | Duffy | “Mercy” | The Bangles | “Walk Like an Egyptian” | | Duran Duran | “Hungry Like the Wolf” | The Fray | “Over My Head (Cable Car)” | | John Denver | “Take Me Home, Country Roads” | The Jackson 5 | “ABC” | | Johnny Cash | “Ring of Fire” | The Police | “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic” | | Leona Lewis | “Bleeding Love” | The Raveonettes | “Love in a Trashcan” | | Lil’ Mama | “Lip Gloss” | Trace Adkins | “Ladies Love Country Boys” | | Lupe Fiasco (featuring Matthew Santos) | “Superstar” | Weezer | “Island in the Sun” | | Maroon 5 | “Makes Me Wonder” | Young MC | “Bust a Move” | |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 17 more reviews...
 Great Game - Poor support January 6, 2009
This game is very fun, the only downfall is the short list of songs it ships with and the downloadable content engine seems to be really glitchy. I was also promised new songs every week for the first 8 weeks because I pre-ordered it through amazon. However, the first track i tried to download via zune said it was "free" and then charged me 240 microsoft points with out warning. It took me about 3 hours of being passed back and forth between microsoft, zune and xbox - all the same company - because none of them wanted to give my points back. I finally got them back, however, i still didn't receive any of the "free" downloads for the promotion. Even though the game itself deserves 5 stars because we had a blast playing it... the support behind it is LOUSY!
 Great Product... After The Setup January 3, 2009
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
The game itself is a great game, once you figure out the setup. All that is given for setup is a picture diagram and a paragraph... the main problem is connecting the wireless microphones to the xbox because each microphone also needs a controller connected, but it doesn't say this anywhere... anyways, the game is great, lots of fun.
Don't believe the negative hype, this is the best karaoke game released so far December 31, 2008
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
*NOTE: For those of you having connection issues:
YOU MUST UNPLUG ALL USB MICROPHONES BEFORE STARTING LIPS!
One of the better gifts I gave this Christmas was Lips, though I have to admit I was hesitant to buy it after reading a couple mediocre reviews from gamespot and kotaku. Most of the negativity seems to revolve around the music import tool, allowing you to import your own MP3's, WMA's and M4A's from a connected thumb drive, music player (haven't tried the iPod yet, sorry), and even through a wireless connected media center! It sounds like a good idea, but one reviewer pointed out "importing thousands of my own songs was...largely useless. You don't get lyrics..." Not so. Forget proper karaoke for a moment - if you love just singing along with your favorite tunes but lack a legitimate excuse to grab a mic and rock out, Lips offers exactly that. Matching the music's waveform earns you the same points and fills the mic-gesture-gauge just as though the song were part of the game. It's a blast and we love it! Even if you decide not to import your own music, there's plenty to purchase online with full lyrics and music videos. Unfortunately, with only 40 tracks on disc, you'll find that if you DON'T add to the library at all, you'll quickly tire of repeating yourself.
Besides the library, the game itself offers a lot over its sing-along competition. The interface alone is super-slick, displaying album art for each song during music selection, and overall the whole experience is tailored for group play. Players can sing simultaneously in versus mode, or take turns with phrases and harmonies in duet mode. There's even a few party game modes (vocal fighters, Kiss, and Time Bomb) which can be activated by selecting them as the songs background video. Spectators can even use the standard controllers to make a verity of percussive sounds (ie "noise makers"), and the motion-sensitive mics can be used to activate a star/point bonus when the gesture gauge fills (much like star power in RockBand / Guitar Hero). And to answer your question, yes, Harmonix has promised a patch which will make the wireless mics compatible with RockBand in the near future. Woo!
My only complaint is an incompatibility that isn't documented in the instructions:
YOU MUST UNPLUG ALL USB MICROPHONES BEFORE STARTING LIPS.
I'll explain. First, don't listen to what other people have said -- the process of syncing both mics is just as easy as syncing a normal wireless controller. We ran into no problems here what so ever. The problem was that, though everything was working fine in single player mode, as soon as I tried to join in with the 2nd microphone, BOTH mics stopped working. Then, when starting over, the first mic, which was working fine before, started having timing and static issues. Additionally, the lights on the 2nd mic never light up, making me think it was either broken or not synced properly. No matter which order I connected everything, connecting a 2nd mic broke the connection with the first. Almost ready to take it all back, I ran across this thread on Gamespot, revealing the following observation:
"It turns out that all my issues stem from the fact I have a USB microphone connected to my Xbox 360. Somehow microphone registration gets all screwy because of that. In my case, I have my Rock Band microphone plugged into the Xbox 360 at all times. The fix is to unplug the USB microphone when you're playing Lips. Apparently this will fix both the 2nd microphone lighting issues as well as the static noise, video and audio out of sync issues, as well as the freezing issues."
My problem EXACTLY. I hope someone out there finds this useful. Happy new year!
 Great party game December 30, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
i bought this game because our Christmas party was coming up and because my lil sister and friends love to sing. it comes with 40 songs and you can download more if you want. one drawback is that when your singing you can just mumble and points will still go up but not that fast as if you were trying to sound good. the words show up on screen just like karaoke and the video of the song plays in the background while your singing. theres a battle mode where you try to steal the spotlight from the other singer and knock them off stage there's also a kiss mode and bomb mode. you can download your own songs and sing to them. one drawback is online. when i tried online it only gives me choices to sing with people in my own friend list which is a drawback cause no one else i know had the game. wish you could sing with people around the world that had the game and not just ones in your friend list.(correct me if i'm wrong). this game is a must buy for your game collection.
Lots of Fun December 28, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
We got this game for my 18 year old son for Christmas and we have all had a great time using it as a family. The song selection is good for both the younger and the older and the ability to use your own songs makes it better.
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