CSM Writes:
"In addition to the standard dancing mode, Hottest Party 2 contains a dance trainer mode which teaches gamers how to do some of the moves they see the characters do onscreen. Keeping up with the Wii's trend of getting people more active, a workout mode is also in the title. This allows you to set targets for amount of calories burned for a particular session, and the game will track your progress as you play.
For those who own the first Hottest Party title but have had a tough time unlocking all the songs and areas to dance, there is an option in Hottest Party 2 that allows you to open all items in the first title, however you will still need to own the first game on disc."
Gamervision writes:
"Last week was pretty awesome for new games, wasn't it? Most of us probably still haven't finished all the games we just bought. Too bad, because with the holiday season in full swing, that means no time to catch your breath. This week's big draw is Borderlands, although FIFA is shaping up to be excellent for sports fans. Oh, you know what else happens this time of year? Mountains of shovelware. Come on, four Charm Girls Club and Littlest Pet Shop games for each franchise? How is that at all necessary?"
From Gamertell:
"The Wii is this generation's family friendly system. It's easy to use, has a sufficient game library and offers a unique multiplayer experience. But there's a dark side lurking in the wings.
Many popular Wii games can also be quite dangerous, if someone doesn't know how to properly play. Careless players can wind up with headaches, motion sickness,
Today, we're taking a look at five popular and well known Wii games which, in some way, could be hazardous to your health."
June 3, 2009 - At Konami's E3 2009 press conference, the company showed off the latest Dance Dance Revolution games coming out this year, and the new features involved.
