Sing along with Glee on your Wii this Fall

Konami’s got a new Karaoke Revolution: Glee announcement that helps clarify what’s going on with the Wii sing-along title. First, it’ll be out in Fall, 2010, just in time for the second season of Glee to start airing on Fox. Second, it’ll feature multiplayer duets and harmonies if you’ve got two mics you can plug in.

The Karaoke Revolution: Glee song list is a little small though. It will feature 35 songs from the series. That’s an admirable amount for a karaoke game, but only a small segment of songs from the first series of Glee. I’ve got iTunes open on my computer now and I’ve got over 50 tracks from season one on my computer. I’m guessing the songs from the Madonna and Lady Gaga episodes didn’t make it in. Probably no songs from the Sectionals episode either.

Gamertell got to test out Karaoke Revolution: Glee at E3 2010. It wasn’t too bad, from what I recall. I was only able to sing one song, the Glee cast version of Queen’s “Somebody to Love.” There was lots of footage from the episode the song appeared in playing in the background while I sang, and it seemed like it detected pitch pretty well.

I wish there had been a story mode included though. Something where you could have created your own custom avatar and gone through a storyline, singing certain songs from the series. It would have provided a nice twist on the standard Karaoke Revolution game. At least there will be a game mode where you sort-of go through important moments from Glee‘s first season to unlock extras, to add a little variety and motivation to keep playing.

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