Better songs, new DJs, no guitar but vocals instead. Vocals are pretty much useless in the game and you'll just be singing both songs in each mix but other than that, this is still a good game. There's freestyle sections but some are better off not being there. I am talking about the scratch sections. The crossfader parts are okay. There's mostly hip hop, house and trance. The first DJ Hero had rock along with those other genres. DJ Hero had Grandmaster Flash, DJ Jazzy Jeff, and Daft Punk. DJ Hero 2 has RZA, deadmau5, Tiesto, DJ Qbert, and Paul Guetta. The songs are a lot better in this game than in the first DJ Hero. Fun to play, even better to listen to. Most of the songs I heard before so I was happy to see those songs in DJ Hero 2. One example is deadmau5. I have heard deadmau5 before the game ever came out so I was pretty surprised he would be in the game. I've also heard Tiesto so I was surprised he would be in the game too. I've always thought DJ Hero was better than Guitar Hero but this game kills Guitar Hero
While initially touted as a failure, the first "DJ Hero" game rode the "long tail" effect into enough success to justify the release of a sequel. Little did we know when the sequel came out, though, that this would be th... Read Full Review
Almost exactly a year later, FreeStyleGames offers up its second helping of DJ Hero. There have been a few new additions to the game but nothing groundbreaking. They've seemed to have found a winning formula and have no ... Read Full Review
