It's a peculiar grab-bag of genres and artists, broad enough to appeal to many but likely too diverse to really satisfy. 3, we're not entirely sold on that front.
Of course, a SingStar game lives or dies by its song roster and, in the case of Vol. A quick warble and glance through the menu system failed to reveal anything we haven't already seen twice before in this PS3 iteration of the game. Other than that though, it seems very little - if anything - has changed in terms of options, machanics and general set-up. 3 features an aquamarine interface, distancing itself admirably from previous shades of red in Vol. 3 is ready to flaunt its wares, should anyone really care at this point. 2 on PS3 - a release of largely redundant magnitude given the arrival of Sony's excellent SingStore - Vol. But anyway, following the muted fanfare that greeted SingStar Vol.
