By Nintendork

By SevenForce

It's even better played with two players when one of you takes an arm. You really both have to do the whole dancing sequence for it to feel right, so you both get the workout, but can work together to get a good score. It feels like a great upper-body workout if you're looking for something to develop fitness rather than strength, and in that regard it's a great partner game to DDR that does the same for the legs and trunk, but a lot easier to set up and play than pulling DDR mats out and clearing enough space to play. Great fun!

By DoctorJest

Oh, and if you're one of those fuddy-duddies who thinks its embaressing to be seen using motion controls, then you should probably curl up and read an old book :)

As far as registering false movements to be correct- well, that really doesn't happen very often. It will only happen:
A) If you happen to whirl your arms around erratically and that movement somewhat matched the correct movement (but not truely)
B) You THINK it's picking up on false movements, but the player can be wrong in these instances. Everything is on a time delay. The robot guy shows you a movement a few seconds (or on harder levels, a split second) before the program looks for the movement. Sometimes you can be "off" in guaging these time differences and you think you're tricking the program. As long as you spend time on refining your reflexes and, in harder levels, on memorization (let's face it, that aspect is no different than hard levels of DDR and Guitar Hero) then you can do very well.

The game does a very good job of balancing the difficulty. Like wesleyh said, sometimes this can make it feel like its going a little easy on you by giving you freebie "correct" registers for movements but this is never a complaint, especially on the harder levels where you need a little bit of grace. Personally, if it wasn't as forgivable as it is, this wouldn't be as fun.

The whole point of this thing is to get a workout and to enjoy yourself. I wouldn't want to come back to this game if it got all anal and told me I couldn't unlock more songs because I wasn't perfect.

Highly recommended!

By Marvel_Maniac

1) You can do other moves at the correct time and it will still register correctly. Big flaw..
2) On hard there are some sequences that are just too fast to handle.. The character moves too fast to see all the moves and it's impossible to take into account timing.

By wesleyh

By pikmin95

By Mr.chippy

By Luigi

By Luigi

By FJOJR

By Sonic_Spin08

By North99

Basically the concept is simple. You have two Wii Remotes, one in each hand. The stick figure shows you the moves you have to do in advance of a sliding bar shooting across the screen. In the easier mode than I played it wasn't too hard to keep up with the moves such as hula hooping, touching the sky and the Saturday night fever Travolta move!

The trick of this game is getting your timing right so you hit the sweet spot. Kinda like dance dance revolution and guitar hero.

I really like the music in this game. It's your standard Euro trance stuff, but its really high energy. Perfect for this sort of game.

How good this game is in terms of depth of options I can't say just yet, but if you are after a cardiovascular workout then this is the game for you. I think kids would love it too!

It's just a shame that you really need 2 Wii Remotes to get the best out of this game, but it is preferable to getting whipped in the face by the Nunchuk cord I suppose! :-p

By Dazza

By fxtek76

By Mr.chippy

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By marvman3

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