DJ Hero 2 is being packaged with two turn tables and a microphone. You would think with two different turn tables going things would get chaotic pretty quickly right? Not so much. The two turn tables being spun together harmonizes nicely and mixes quite well. Course it won’t sound that good if you can’t stay on pace with the notes then it won’t sound so well obviously. The microphone aspect works in the same way it does in Guitar Hero: World Tour. You have to match the pitch for the singing and you have to stay on rhythm while rapping as well.

 

 

 

 

DJ Hero 2 is a blast to play. It also makes for a better party game than its predecessor. Having two turn tables and a microphone allows more people to be involved in the action. If you are competing against some friends the score is easy enough to see so you know who is “spinning” better. DJ Hero 2 is expected to be out at the end of October on the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 platforms. The price point is $149.99 for two turn tables, the game, and a microphone.

 

 

 

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