DJ Hero Renegade Edition Featuring JAY-Z and EMINEM (Wii)

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DJ Hero Renegade Edition for Wii Information

DJ Hero Renegade Edition, is finally a special edition that really is special, and when you compare the renegade edition prices here at Gonetomorrow.co.uk you can get a whole lot more, for a whole lot less.

The DJ Hero renegade edition has been really well thought out and includes a hard shell case that converts into a DJ table, meaning you can carry round your Limited edition turntable controller with metal finish in style, and setup like a professional at parties.

And if that hasn’t already sold you, the makers of DJ Hero have got together with JAY-Z and Eminem to include a two CD pack of awesome tracks and a number of previously unreleased songs from the two great masters themselves! (note: Neither Jay-Z nor Eminem themselves are included with the DJ Hero game)

DJ Hero General Game Information

Straight from the markers of the revolutionary Guitar Hero franchise comes this new and innovative way to experience music. DJ Hero isn’t just another game, it’s a party in a box, a cheap and accessible way to get into DJ’ing.

DJ Hero for Nintendo Wii features an astonishing array of music from across a huge variety of genres, and using the authentic turntable controller you’ll be able to mix,spin and scratch more than 100 songs creating unique mixes that reflect who you are!

DJ Hero really is the most accessible way to get started in the world of DJ’ing. There’s no need to buy expensive decks or volumes of records as the novel turntable control system allows you to practice your beat matching. scratching, cross-fading and sampling in a realistic way, before you show off your skills to your friends at your next party.

DJ Hero Daft Punk Remix Demo

Even better, the 102 licensed tracks have been mashed-up to create 93 original songs that you won’t hear anywhere else. 50 Cent is mixed with David Bowie, Beastie Boys are mixed with Blondie, and Vanilla Ice is mixed with MC Hammer.

Quite a few of the mixes were created by the in-house DJs at developer Freestyle Games, but a decent few were put together by well known disc jockeys like DJ Shadow and Grandmaster Flash.

The entire soundtrack is superb and could easily stand on its own outside the game. If you just want to hear the music you can enable Party Play and sit back while the mix takes care of itself (you won’t earn any points, though).

The game, that really is the life and soul of the party -- who said gaming wasn’t social!