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Scratch v DJ Hero

by Rich on Nov.06, 2009, under Video Game Trailers, Video Games

Much like Rock Band vs. Gui­tar Hero, it was a mat­ter of time before other man­u­fac­tur­ers decided to get involved in the newest music sim DJ Gam­ing. I feel that at the moment, the DJ Hero con­troller works well and has a more friendly inter­face. Based on the video footage below, do you think that Scratch will be a bet­ter title?

 [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He9HigDBn-Y]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLLaF0EU7ns]

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  • Handel

    First and fore­most, minus the third vid (the short­est), these videos give me no inkling as to what the game­play is like. Then the third vid con­firms the fear I had watch­ing the sec­ond: that this game is just you lay­ing down scratches over a sin­gle track, vs the blend­ing present in DJ Hero. I love, sim­ply LOVE a well pro­duced track with some good scratch­ing, but after play­ing DJ Hero, the con­cept of mix­ing over just one song seems bor­ing. This does not seem like the top choice out of the two.

    Also, despite the dif­fi­culty of the DJ Hero but­ton place­ment, putting those big ass beat but­tons in the mid­dle looks and seems like it would feel awk­ward. A game should be more about fun than real­ism. If you are sac­ri­fic­ing fun to imple­ment real­ism, you will fail. This turntable just seems too wide to me (I’ll still try it). Look­ing at the player I was think­ing “I can­not imag­ine tak­ing my hand off the turntable in DJ hero. To the mak­ers of Scratch — we are not REAL DJs — if we were, we would be mix­ing at a party with a real turntable, not play­ing either of these games. Keep things sim­ple because this board looks retarded.  (Quote)

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