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Dance Dance Revolution: Hottest Party
(2007, Video Games - Party Games, Rated E10+, Play it on: Nintendo Wii)
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DDR adds arm movements; some lyrics are iffy.
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for Ages 10 and Up
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This review of Dance Dance Revolution: Hottest Party was written by Andrew Bub
Parents need to know that this game is part of the highly respected Dance Dance Revolution series. For many years, the series has been found to increase coordination, burn calories, and encourage kids to dance. This version is a little harder because it adds arm movements (using the Wii remote and nunchuk). While dancing, kids will hear some songs that have somewhat suggestive lyrics.
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What’s the Story?
DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION: HOTTEST PARTY marks the debut of Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) for Nintendo's family-friendly Wii console. By adding a gimmicky arm-movement system, this version manages to take some advantage of the Wii's power of movement.
Players attach to the Wii system a dance pad that has four arrows (up, down, right, left) on its surface. Players watch as arrows on the TV screen slide upward toward a bar. When an arrow crosses the bar on the screen, players have to step on the corresponding arrow on the pad. Hottest Party adds arm movements by incorporating the Wii remote and nunchuk.
Is It Any Good?
This isn't the first time DDR has tried to get arms involved; previous PS2 versions incorporated the Eye Toy peripheral to similar effect. It adds to the challenge, and it adds to the workout -- but it also makes an already hard game that much harder. (That's why the add-on is optional.)
Hottest Party lets up to four dancers compete ... provided you buy more dance pads. Which might be worth it, since it's so much fun to play with others.
Publisher’s Details
Developer: Konami
Released on: 11/03/2007, Price: $69.99, not online enabled
ESRB Rating: E10+ for lyrics.
Released on: 11/03/2007, Price: $69.99, not online enabled
ESRB Rating: E10+ for lyrics.
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