Lips: I Love the 80's

Sing the biggest 80's hits with friends on Xbox 360

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Our Verdict

Best for

80s karaoke parties on Xbox 360 (up to 4 players)

Skip if

You lack an Xbox 360 or want a built-in mic

What is Lips: I Love the 80's?

Lips: I Love the 80's brings iconic tracks from Duran Duran, Pat Benatar, Huey Lewis & the News, and Devo to your living room. With a vibrant karaoke experience, players can belt out classic 80's anthems solo or in a party setting. The game supports single-player, multiplayer, and split-screen modes, making it perfect for both intimate sessions and larger gatherings. Released in April 2010, this fourth installment in the Lips series delivers polished vocal scoring and a nostalgic soundtrack for fans of the decade.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

developeriNiS

publisherMicrosoft Game Studios

age ratingPEGI 12

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer, Split screen

critic score70/100

release date2010-04-02

Key Features of Lips: I Love the 80's

Features a curated playlist of 80's hits from artists like Duran Duran and Pat Benatar.

Supports up to four players simultaneously using split-screen for party play.

Provides real-time vocal scoring to gauge pitch and rhythm accuracy.

Compatible with Xbox 360 microphones and optional wireless kits.

Includes online leaderboards for competitive high-score tracking.

Offers avatar customization to personalize each player's on-screen persona.

Allows solo practice mode for players to improve their singing skills.

Integrates downloadable content updates for expanding the song list.

Use Cases for Lips: I Love the 80's

Family Game Night

Gather family members to sing favorite 80's songs together.

Friend Party

Host a karaoke party with friends using split-screen multiplayer.

Solo Practice

Improve vocal performance by practicing solo tracks.

Competitive Scoring

Compete on online leaderboards for the highest vocal scores.

Pros & Cons of Lips: I Love the 80's

Pros

Extensive 80's song catalog
Supports up to four players
Accurate vocal scoring system
Fun split-screen party mode

Cons

Limited to Xbox 360 platform
No built-in microphone included
Song list may feel repetitive after extended play

Frequently Asked Questions

What hardware do I need to play?

An Xbox 360 console and a compatible Xbox 360 microphone (wired or wireless).

Can I download additional songs?

Yes, the game supports downloadable content to expand the track library.

Is there a single-player mode?

Yes, you can play solo and practice your vocals against the scoring system.

What age is the game suitable for?

The game is rated PEGI 12, suitable for players aged 12 and up.

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