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NOTE: Gameplay requires a DJ Hero Turntable or a USB microphone. Game does not include a DJ Hero Turntable or a USB microphone with rental or purchase.
You can bring a second DJ to the party in this second installment of the groundbreaking music experience. Who gets to play the hero is up to you. Two DJs can spin at once, and a vocalist can join them in DJ Hero 2. Spin 70 new tracks from top artists and create a new mix each time with new Freestyle Sections. Prove you're the king of the club in innovative DJ Battles, become a mogul in Empire Mode, or let the game take over in Party Mode. You can even keep up with and challenge your friends through the Hero Feed, which throws down the gauntlet whether they're on or offline.
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We Made Zedd Play DJ Hero For The First Time | Star Players

DJ Hero 2 - Ultra Music Mix Pack DLC Trailer

Best of 2010 - Best UK-Developed Game Winner

DJ Hero 2 Interview: Kid Kenobi

DJ Hero 2: Video Review

DJ Hero 2 - Avatar With Monkey Island Hat Gameplay Movie

DJ Hero 2 - Spinning and Singing Gameplay Movie

DJ Hero 2 - Pure Microphone Gameplay Movie

DJ Hero 2 - DJ Battle Gameplay Movie

DJ Hero 2 - War from 69 Gameplay Movie
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User Reviews (12)
9
Y hate on simple fun game
If you have not had chance to check out DJ hero 2 here is perfect chance to give game a try. Like most when Rock bands and Guitar Heroes came out may think the games were a waste of time and critic said they should try real instruments. Will this make you a straight out the gate DJ, NO.? But could this game spark your interest in learning to be one YES. Not only has that it done wonders for hand eye coordination. If you own the first one this is a welcome addition to series. Would be nice if they would able to incorporate the other guitar hero instrumentals into future versions of the game.
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<br />Only issue is I l wish they left the Guitar vs. Turntable battles from first one game.
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<br />Game also has some sick mixes that would have never thought of and with an upcoming patch you will be able to use mixes from first version in second version.
(member since 2007)
reviewed on 10/19/10
9
awesome
awesome game i like how Deadmau5 was in it
(member since 2012)
reviewed on 10/20/12
10
DJ Hero 2
The game is fun to play through single player and online. The difficulty level is suitable for each gamer level of expertise. The tracks are well mixed and button pressing is well in tune with the song. Playing online is fun too because you can choose opponents who fit your difficulty level and not have to worry about being blown out by extremely talented oppenents. Overall, a good game.
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 9/28/11
8
A step up from the original!
When I first heard DJ Hero 2 was coming out, I was skeptical but was glad there was quite a bit of time between it's release and the release of the original DJ Hero. I had hoped they would take the time to make DJH2 a quality title.<br /><br />I loved the first one but felt it was lacking a little in user interface. Thankfully, they have implemented new in-game features such as freestyle scratch and crossfade sections that let you put a personal touch on the song. The mixes in this game are awesome and the inclusion of mega popular DJ's as playable avatars, such as David Guetta, The RZA, Tiesto, and my favorite Deadmau5, was REALLY cool.<br /><br />If you're a seasoned player when it comes to rhythm games, start on hard difficulty because, for me, it was pretty fun playing on a higher level. I've watched people play lower than that and it was a snooze-fest so I guess that it's difficulty ranges to include all players, not just the hardcore rhythm gamers. The only issue I had with difficulty was the jump from hard to expert. It's really fun for someone who is versed in rhythm games to play on hard, but playing on expert can be really frustrating and takes away from the experience. Since you're too busy concentrating on hitting each sample, crossfade, and scratch, you're not enjoying the music and having fun.<br /><br />Overall, I really enjoyed the game and recommend it to any fan of the original or somebody looking to experience a new twist on the rhythm game genre. Thumbs up Activision!
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 8/23/11
10
Dj Hero 2 :)
Dj Hero 2 is a very fun and addiciting game, trophy were a lil hard to get and its gets alot harder to play once you go into hard and expert but still very addicting
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 8/15/11
8
good track list, for the most part
i like the tracks a lot more then the original dj hero and the freestyle modes make it more interactive.. <br /><br />but there are still songs that i can't imagine anyone enjoying.. let alone playing, imo this should have had more hip hop on it, since hip hop is what birthed the DJ craft.. but this game still seems centered on the house / rave crowed. but other then that, i approve. looking forward to more improvements in DJ Hero 3.
(member since 2010)
reviewed on 5/2/11
9
Same Fun Factor That DJ Hero Had
Granted the music selection may not be as diverse and as large as the original DJ Hero but the new freestyle mixing is really fun and the online customization is pretty neat. Also the songs seems to be a bit more easier than the first DJ Hero. I play on Hard and can get 5 stars on about 96% of the songs. On DJ Hero my percentage on Hard was like 80%.<br /><br />I ended up buying the game from gamefly simply because I love DJ Hero that much. If you do too then DJ Hero 2 is a must try, maybe even a buy.
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 3/27/11
4
Music Got Awful
This sequel really doesn't bring much new to the mechanic of the game. There's "freestyle mixing" and they dispensed with the finite list of freestyle samples to trigger, but it's basically the same game wrapped in a new package. And the music? Forget it. At least the first one had SOME variety, mixing classics like Queen and Public Enemy and Marvin Gaye and even Motorhead in with the new Top 40 stuff. But this setlist is all flash-in-the-pan pablum from the last year or so. No variety, no diversity, no coolness factor.
(member since 2009)
reviewed on 2/21/11
9
SO AWESOME!!!
This game is awesome. I own this game and I do not regret getting it. This game dosnt have anything bad involved. Example (It doesnt let you hear any bad words). I have not played the 1st game, but have heard its better but let me tell you it had to of been hard to beat how good this game was. I love this game and would recemend it to anyone.
(member since 2010)
reviewed on 1/14/11
10
I AM A DJ MYSELF
this game gets the party started .. so when i dj at da club i dj with my ps3 because all my music is on here ..so sometimes i use my music videos on my travel drive and i show the videos while i dj... what dj would love this game. so that makes me the DJ HERO.....and i give it 10 plus tax......( LOL )
(member since 2010)
reviewed on 11/19/10
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