NoSleepGamer writes: “Damnit,” I thought, as this landed on my doorstep. I am to dance what Ricky Gervais is to sensitivity. I just don’t care for it. But it turns out, that luring me in with my Achilles heel (highscore challenges and Trophies) was the perfect trick at convincing me to give it a go.
So, curtains stapled shut, cat blindfolded, hidden cameras scoured for, sofa moved, controller charged: I entered the madness. A few hours later, a horrible truth dawned. I’m ashamed to say it, but this is a great game. The PS3 has been in need of something to go against the dance games on the other consoles and this could be a contender, especially given the bargain price tag.
BagoGames: Everybody Dance delivers at being a fun dancing game with a surprising variety of modes and features, but the blending of both the casual and the more hardcore dance moves do not mix alongside a somewhat spotty set list of music.
DanceStar Party Hits on PS3 - Become the master of the dancefloor and show you have all the moves with 160 brand new bespoke routines for you to choose from.
When music games came, they caught the world's attention with challenging gameplay, coupled with a huge variety of music. But is this a genre that is now dead?
Those Guitar hero and rock band games can go to hell, but I hope that games like Child of eden, REZ, Space channel 5, Rhythm thief, Rhythm heaven series won't extinct..
With games like Rhythm Thief and Theatrythym coming to the 3DS, there'll be music games for some time yet.
