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Playing Rock Band 2 is a definitely a blast, but if you are the singer, you have to decide how to deal with the controller. After turning on the Xbox 360 controller, putting on the headphones, plugging in the microphone, then where do you put the controller? It would have been a neat idea if Harmonix would have thought of a controller holster that would clip to your belt. I thought this issue might get resolved in the second game, but it did not. So when I saw Mad Catz has their own microphone with a built in controller nicknamed "M.I.C." microphone with integrated controller, I wanted to check it out. At $59.99 Mad Catz promises studio-like response and a great working microphone without the need of the controller. Did Mad Catz deliver as promised with The M.I.C. for the Xbox 360? Read the full review and find out.



Full article: Mad Catz M.I.C. - Xbox 360 Product Review

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mekid21

I hate how the rockband mic needs a controller. When I first got the game, I thought my mic was broken until I read the instructions. They should at least program it so that when you plug in the mic, and there's no controlled paired, it pops up a message saying to turn on a controller.

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