Wanna Be A Movie Star?

Sunday, Jan. 25, 2004
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The old karaoke craze gets a fresh twist with Movie Karaoke, a new line of PC games from Fooseoke that lets you act out your favorite movie scenes. The first title in the series, Movie Karaoke Presents American Pie, includes 17 scenes from the three Pie movies. Just plug the included microphone into your computer and let the program guide you and a friend through the dialogue. The words appear onscreen and are highlighted — karaoke style — when it's your turn to perform.

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