20 Best Karaoke Games For Xbox 360 (2023 Updated)

If you’re into high school musical like I am you’ll like this. Also I’m into the Cheetah Girls so those songs are a plus as well. There was a Hannah Montana song I know but other than that I didn’t know the other ones.

Definitely has Disney movie songs but I wish there were more that I actually knew.

Does not come with microphone. Must have or purchase microphone separately. The disc worked well, there were no issues with its playback. My young child enjoyed singing along with the songs and said she would play it again.

We are a family who loves karaoke so this is definitely a must have. I remember watching Glee and loving the show so when the karaoke came out I had to get it. This is great for a group of friends small or large.

Price was right to cheaper than a lot of other video games. I purchased this at Best Buy around the holiday time as a family gift. We have so much fun with this. It includes all the songs that you see on the television show and bonus ones as well.

There is a good range of songs. I have volume 1 but skipped 2 as too few of the songs appealed. There are some rather silly quirks, such as characters “phoning” you after performances which add to the hilarity of the exercise but are ultimately necessary.

I would have preferred if both of the original songs from regionals were featured, as both are excellent but never mind. The yearbook feature is good but I find it a little odd that after bothering to include a guide book in the case, the manufacturers focus upon fairly obvious explanations of what Wii remote buttons do and then fail to include any explanation of the different game modes, including what the shooting star game is for or how to play it properly! Either way, the songs are still good and there’s lots of fun to be had for you and your friends, even if the timing and tuning is a little questionable!.

I was a big fan of glee before i found out it got cancelled but I’m still a fan of the game. I love how you can change the setting to the game if you want to sing along with someone or not. Or you can put the lyrics.

Its a great family game to play if you are all fans and practical jokers. Dancing and singing along has brought all family together.

Very disappointed to find out that this product is not in English..but Spanish! False advertising and will not reccomend this supplier.

. I remember watching Glee and loving the show so when the karaoke came out I had to get it. This is great for a group of friends small or large.

The revolutionary aspect of this game appears to be its compatibility with the PlayStationEye, which allows the player to copy their image into the game. It’s a neat enough touch but revolutionary? Not so much, particularly when elsewhere it’s all business as usual.

Konami’s title does reward decent singing. Blowing on the microphone scores poorly, getting the pitch and timing right scores highly. You won’t get rewarded for Mariah Carey warbles and your own jazz interpretations, but hit the marks and your points will soar.

There is also a decent range of songs here, e. g. current chart hits, with the likes of Katy Perry, La Roux, Lady Gaga (costumes optional), Pink and the larynx-threatening Kings of Leon making up most of the 75.

However, they rub shoulders with the likes of Bowie’s Space Oddity, Chris Isaak’s Wicked Game and A-Ha’s The Sun Always Shines on TV although the latter two feature falsetto moments which older gentlemen may wish to remember before they make their selection.

On that level, Karaoke Evolution is a good value crowd-pleaser for those who like that sort of thing. There are other positives too, with slick character and venue creation modes. It’s relatively easy to vary the existing characters or create your own, for example, middle-aged, chunky, bald, beardy journalist-turned-rock god, or build your ideal combo of speaker rigs and lighting effects.

Unfortunately, it’s also clear that Konami spent more on these aspects than they did the main menus which can charitably be called functional and the actual animation. When you’re up against tidily observed rivals such as Lego Rock Band, out-of-synch Zippy-esque open mouth / close mouth animation doesn’t really cut it.

Career mode isn’t terribly impressive, either. While it’s more all-encompassing than you might fear and doesn’t rely on improving your singing ability which probably makes it quite realistic the odd challenges aren’t particularly compelling.

In short, then, Karaoke Revolution works best when it turns your console into a karaoke machine; much like its various rivals in fact. It’s not great but it’s certainly good and with 75 songs it is a reasonable value.

The product was good, but needed more songs, it indicated that 50 songs was supposed to be included but 50 songs were not included in this product.

Karaoke Revolution is a fun game. It has 50 songs – much more than Singstar. Singing scoring is more like RockBand, than Singstar. The game does not detect your words, so you can just hum along with the correct pitch & score well – but where is the fun in that? You get to create a character (singer), earn awards, and sing in multiple venues.

So it can be more of a game than other game system karaoke. Note that one (of the two) singstar microphones will work with this.

General vs Singstar: First of all, I have to mention that I have a peeve with Singstar right off the bat since it necessitates the purchase of Sony’s proprietary mic hardware, and artificially at that.

(The reason you can’t use a regular analog mic with an ordinary plug isn’t because of some fancy technology or even programming, but simply because Sony deliberately made the plastic housing on the adapter protrude so as to interfere with a regular plug being fully inserted into the jack.

If you remove the housing, regular mics work just fine, but you still need the proprietary adapter. ) Peeves with marketing ploys aside, I still say that KR is a stronger series in general, and if this offering is a first foray into the singing game genre, you surely won’t be disappointed.

This is a great party game, but also actually useful as a practice tool for wanna-be singers (but no improvising, you are scored by how you match the expected notes, not whether its musically pleasing.

) If you are deciding between this and Singstar titles, after having tried both I’ll say I would choose this over Singstar in a heartbeat because actual gameplay is more rewarding and fun. In terms of song selection, downloadable content is much more plentiful for the UK sensational Singstar, but even though I have very eclectic music tastes, I would say that only 10% of Singstar’s nearly 1,000 available titles were of any interest to me.

Although the lyrics are sometimes inaccurate (and are cover versions, not original artists) I think US players will find more familiar and therefore more playable content in this title, both on disk and online (Encore1 songs available also).

Also play-wise, Singstar is kind of boring (particularly for single player – unless you REALLY liked watching MTV back when they just played music videos), while Encore 2 is more engaging, playful, with much stronger challenge elements and rewards which give it value as a “game” rather than just a home karaoke machine.

Compared with previous releases on PS2: This third installment offered the added benefit of competing with online players – meaning that I needn’t depend on my shy friends if I wished to play a head to head battle (and more than likely totally dominate anyway – no game there.

) However I have yet to find even one match-up online to participate in. This compared to the 8 million+ people shooting each other in COD4 who can find a match in 10 seconds. Maybe that says more about a weakness in society rather than in the game though.

Customizable options are lessened in this version, which makes it harder to build an avatar that I feel as comfortable with, and that identity matching was really missed. For some reason, I don’t recall those characters acting quite so “Cheesy” either.

Character renditions of the judges are almost the same; Paula and Randy say the same old same old and practically verbatim, though clearly “Simon” has undergone a personality alteration that can’t be ignored, which really detracts from the authenticity and fun.

I know when I suck, and before, I could count on Simon giving me a few good tips for improvement, but this versions disingenuous sycophantic judging is likely to lead to even more delusional people showing up for auditions to the show.

Maybe it gets better in Expert mode. In sum, having moved from the PS2 American Idol titles to the PS3 with Encore 2, I can say its still a game I love. But I think I loved the predecessors a little bit mor.

This game was a lot of fun, and should in particular appeal to fans of the show, as Randy, Paula & Simon are there to critique your performance. Much like the real judges, Paula almost always has something nice to say, and Simon is hard to please.

The song mix is good, and includes classics by Queen and Phil Collins alongside newer acts like Rihanna, Beyonce and Natasha Bedingfield. There are a variety of modes to play and backgrounds to sing against, including the AI audition rooms, and some post-Idol venues like a nightclub and a New York stage.

The stages, as well as your character’s performances, get more interesting the better you sing. (My character was doing well in the Finals and started busting out some breakdance moves while it started snowing on the stage!) The flaws of this game are that it is too easy to beat, and that it doesn’t pack as much as it could/should have into it for a PS3 game.

There’s only about 30 songs to pick from, and that’s after you’ve unlocked a few. Even the PS2 version of this game has more song selection. You can however buy more songs online. Also, I consider myself just an average singer, but I beat the game on hard level after only a few hours of play.

The judges comments repeat too often, and there’s no appearance by show host Ryan Seacrest. Overall, this game is a little disappointing, but still very fun, especially for Idol fans. Non-AI fans might want to look into one of the Singstar games instead.

I totally remover getting this game one Friday night as a child. We loved American Idol when it first came out and Friday nights we always got a new toy of some sort. My brother and I played this game till it would not work anymore.

I always remember singing to Whitney Houston’s Wanna Dance with somebody!.

This game brings so many memories for me because I’ve been playing it for years! It’s fairly priced and super entertaining. There are tons of songs to choose from and there’s a wide variety of choreography and you’ll never get bored while playing! I’d definitely recommend the game! I know there are newer versions out there but trust me when I say that you’ll have so much fun every time you play!.

The game starts out as I believe the president (it’s been a while) starts making a speech in front of both mutants and humans alike. shortly after a attack happens that looks like magneto’s a part of it.

people start running and screaming and in the crowd you get to pick from 3 characters to continue the story and figure out who was behind the attack. along the way the actions you choose depend who your going to side with, the X-Men or the brotherhood.

Plus you get to customize your powers and the more into the game you play, your powers grow. The only thing I wish that was different, was if you got to customize your own character, instead picking one of 3 characters already made for you.

Nice storyline, Good Action / Adventure, I’ve been playing it for a week now and so far I’m really into it.

1st off, the transaction was great! Nothing could have been better than the great price and the fast shipping! Well, except it could have been a good game, that would have been nice. I like the XMEN, a lot.

If you like the XMEN a lot too, skip this game. The game is centered around a half wit jock kid that gets caught up in a mutant war against the MRD and a setup to look like other mutants. In the process this kid learns he has powers and the game focuses on him dealing with his new abilities.

The problem is, you ONLY play as this no name kid. While you do get to interact with known characters, its just short of a meet and greet, who are you, what can you do, how long have you been a mutant, blah blah blah.

The game drags on like this level after level with no real point. I assume I was about half way through the game when I turned it off out of boredom and only just now am reminded I even own the game (with this email to review the game I bought).

Verdict: Don’t waste your time. If you want a kick butt superhero game, enjoy Ultimate Alliance or Injustice or Batman Arkham [anything] and use XMEN Destiny as a drink coaster or rear view mirror decoration instead.

Hope this helps!!.

We have all the Karaoke Revolutions and this was is Just as Fun. Simon & Randy are there, but Paula is replaced by Laura? I think because Paula Abduls Straight Up is one of the songs, and she’s probably already going to get royalties from it, is the only conclusion I could come up with.

One thing they could have made better was the song selections, a lot of them are older, some even before my time, but the game was bought mostly for my 11 year old, and unfortunately she doesn’t know 75% of the songs (25% I don’t know either), so because of that I’m giving this a Good instead of Excellent.

The Judging and Critiques are pretty funny though, and there are also video clips of singers on American Idol when you unlock them by getting Platinum and Diamonds Well On to the songs. All My Life Alone There’s Always Something there To Remind Me Be Without You Breakaway Build Me Up Buttercup Can’t Help Falling In Love Crazy Little Thing Called Love Dilemma Do I Make You Proud Don’t Let the Sun Go down on Me Don’t You Want Me Easy Every Rose Has It’s Thorn Flying without Wings Heartbreaker Heaven Hungry Like the Wolf If You Don’t Know me By Now It’s Not Unusual Just The Way You are Let’s Stay Together Love will keep us Together More Than Words Photograph Piano Man Proud Mary Rock WIth You Saving All my Love For You She Bangs Stand By Me Stickwitu Straight Up Sugar, We’re Going Down The Real Thing Total Eclipse of the Heart Unwritten What a Girl Wants You and Me You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ Overall it’s Good, but we’ve waited a whole year for the new version of this Game, and it wasn’t as good as I thought it might be.

Hopefully next year they’ll put Newer Top 40 songs on it.

Well, we gave our Playstation to our daughter and fiancee because they would use it more than us. They love doing karoake so I thought they might think it was fun. We spent Thanksgiving with them and played it for the first time.

I was shy and was able to turn the sound lower so it wasn’t as embarrassing for me. By the end of the day we all felt comfortable singing and had a wonderful time with it. I even sang with a louder setting before the day was over.

They also had friends over for a Guitar Hero/American Idol evening and they played until late into the morning.

Great product! It was what my kids wanted. The purchase was made for my sons. The product is about like the other Karaoke products we have been using. The boys have had a great time singing and even the youngest child has tried to sing a tune or two.

This is a Dance Central-like game, where the moves are performed by CGI characters, as opposed to Just Dance, where highly postprocessed video of real life dancers is shown as reference. That results in all tracks building their choreography from the same limited set of moves.

I was looking forward for the classic elements seen in the movie, but got the same steps as in the Dance Central games. A bit disappointing. Still, the soundtrack is great, the characters and the user interface is authentic, and there aren’t many dancing games out there, so I guess it’s okay.

The songs and dance moves are really good, the karoeke is an added bonus that allows you to sing and dance at the same time. Overall it is a great game, a lot of fun, a great workout, and a great way to learn all your favorite greace songs and moves!.

Nice. I love the movie so maybe that is the reason why I enjoy this game so much 😉 the only con is the price

Bought this for my 9yr old Queen fan. He loves it.

Watch out you will have Queen songs in your head for days

I bought this game after realising I didn’t have it in my full just dance collection. I am absolutely loving it so far, the song selection is a great throw back and the dance moves are actually much easier to follow than the most recent versions of just dance.

I especially love channeling my inner Katy Perry with the 3 songs of hers that’s on the game (especially Alien – love it!!) I’d highly recommend this game to add to any dance game collection.

This game says it’s rated for 10+ in age but I can tell you that just before my son turned 5 we rented this game to try, and then purchased it the next day. He’s very active, loves dancing, and LOVES music.

This is a huge hit in our house! When my dad comes to town I have great memories of him and my young son playing this game together. When I play I don’t do the jumping around with my feet and I still score pretty good, my dad does all the jumping moves though.

As of now, we’ve released about half the songs in this game and have had it about 2 months now. We don’t play it everyday but it has been a great incentive (reward# when my son does his very best both at home and at school.

It has a large variety of music/dance. The majority is a much faster pace, but there are some songs that are at a slower pace dance. My son has earned 2 and 3 stars on several songs already, with 5 stars being the max.

He can happily play alone or with others. I highly recommend this game to any family that loves music and dance, and to any parent who wants to get their children off the couch who play video games. Our friends also have this game.

They have a 16, 14, and 9 yr old, oldest being a boy. They have had the game a little longer than us and they have all played this game together almost everyday. They have also downloaded several songs, which I have not yet done.

I have been told the downloads are about $2. 50 each. Others have probably said already that icons appear at lower right side of screen for assistance with dance moves to come. I find these more distracting than helpful.

Lyrics appear in the lower left of screen, which I have enjoyed. I’ve learned lyrics to songs I had trouble understanding before. The songs are from different genre’s so there’s something for everyone.

I went to my nearest walmart to buy it, and it was priced higher than online. I was told #when asked about price matching their website) that some stores do price match, usually not supercenters though.

I just happened to be at a store that did. LOVE THIS GAME!! It’s at least worth a rental to see if it’s a good fit for your family. What I love most about this game is that it’s a free workout for me, while providing laughs, entertainment, and lots of great memories for our family.

Beatles Rock Band is fun to watch and play. It is accompanied by slightly alternate mixes of the well-known songs, and the graphics are superb. I indicated that the gameplay was not “compelling” because that implies edge-of-your-seat intensity.

But the Game is thoroughly entertaining.

Of course we have all heard Beatles’ songs for years and years, and thousands and thousands of times! PLAY this game, and PLAY the songs, and all of a sudden they all sound and feel NEW. There is then a new perspective on WHY it beens years and thousands! An entirely new perspective of the Beatles!.

Beatles Rockband for the last-generation consoles–PS3 (or Xbox 360 or Wii)–is the only way to get an interactive Beatles song experience. The songs are not available for mainstream Rock Band or Band Hero titles, and Beatles Rockband is not available for PS4 or Xbox One.

It’s a fantastic game–of course the songs are amazing, but also the Beatles animation and gameplay are great too. I hope the songs are made available for next-gen consoles, but I’ve heard of no plans to do so.

So for now, the only way to enjoy the experience is with Beatles Rockband for PS3, Xbox, or Wii, and the instruments are console-specific too–Playstation instruments are not compatible with Xbox, and vice versa, and the PS4/Xbox One instruments are not backwards with last-gen PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles.

That said, the game is great, and well worth the trouble and money to put a PS3 setup together. I bought a used copy of Rockband 3 for PS3, which is compatible with all the songs on the Rockband store, and those songs (not the Beatles songs) will transfer to PS4 when I upgrade (likewise Xbox 360 to Xbox One).

I hope this info helps folks. Happy playing!.

This is SO much fun to do! You can do it by yourself, with your friends, family, and even your kids. EVERYONE has fun and the music is great! Its also a great way to work out and have fun while doing it!.

My 23 year old daughter and i do this and have a fantastic time. We talk we laugh ALOT and get a little exercise. We put it on easy for her little brother. Highly recommend

I TRIED THIS AT MY FRIENDS HOUSE AND IT WAS A LOT OF FUN AND GOOD EXERCISE! WHILE WE WERE HAVING GIRLS NIGHT AND CATCHING UP WE HAD A GREAT TIME ACTING LIKE KIDS DANCING AROUND.

Game worked fine and came in the original package as advertised. The game itself is fun for our daughter, though she only knows a few of the songs. But she enjoys dancing to those. The game is mostly intuitive but I think some of the dance moves are a little hard to interpret based on what they show.

Overall, though, it seems fun and gets her moving.

Awesome game for kids. Who watch Disney channel. But. Songs are boring but dance moves are great for kids. No you will not know one song on this game. Not one. But it’s safe for kids to dance and listen to.

If Disney are just dance can make kids version of the popular songs on the radio today. This game will be a solid 5 stars easy. The songs are so bad it’s sad. But. It’s for kids and they look like they enjoy it.

But they ask. What kind of songs are these. Just tell them what I say. It is songs that are kid friendly.

We have several versions of Just Dance and have been very happy with them. For some reason, this one has good volume until the song actually starts and then the song is really low. When we turn up the volume so that the song is at a normal level, the sound effects are extremely loud and then when the song is over the music playing while selecting the next song is extremely loud.

So disappointing!!.

Cool game! You get to relive the entire movie with you as a character. However I get way more exercise than sitting on the couch watching a Harry Potter a-thon. My favorite is getting to pick out your own wand.

Until they make a harry potter world closer to my house this game will do! I highly recommend it!.

My kids are Harry Potter nerds and this game was the perfect present! They absolutely loved the game and have already played through the story mode at least twice. I see many more plays in our future!

Great Harry Potter’s game, another reason to keep tbe xbox 360 kinect. Its price is a bit high but worth paying.

Another typical shooter game mostly confined to internal maps of buildings. You have to watch your corners ALL the time for shooters and you die quickly if a hint of red mist comes down. Grenades are not so bad.

The warning symbol is red but if white or pale white no danger so you can move back till the symbol is white. Lots of dark places so thermal vision a must but disconcerting in a fast fire fight. Even on EASY this game can knock you back with surprise hits from hidden shooters.

You have to be sneaky and take em out one at a time using cover. DONT assume that because your direction arrow sends you on you mission line that there is not an enemy sneaking up behind you. WATCH your SIX use 360 look especially when on a one man mission.

The graphics are very good clear and precise. Uniforms and kit look very realistic. Lots of features Fast Rope Repelling etc But in all reality just another shooter. I have played better.

Tom Clancy games. Vegas 1 and 2 are both Great games and so are all other shooters that Ubisoft produces. A person could easily invest a large portion of their life to this series. they are that well made.

The A. I. are tough to compete with and do not follow a set script but adapt to your actions. Making the hours fly by as you attempt to fight terrorism effectively. or is a classic, and should be owned by any true battle tested and hardened gamer who enjoys a test of skill as you work through your targets and the games storyline and 1 player game modes.

The graphics are ahead of their time and are an excellent and refreshing addition to a already great gaming series. What can l say except l highly recommend this Tom Clancy Masterpiece. The challenge awaits you, so get yours today- and stay “Frosty” Highly recommend.

EBay is a fine way to obtain your own personal copy which you will never regret purchasing, and do not Also forget to get Tom Clancy Vegas the game that leads you into Vegas 2. They both are very well made games, and just watch the hours of your life just melt away as you Get engrossed into the gameplay.

The retnas of your eyes will simply be destroyed before you are tired of playing these games of Rainbow 6 Vegas by Tom Clancy ! This disk is actually being bought as a backup in case of any unforeseen damage that may occur to my original.

l simply could not sleep easy not knowing l have a backup to both Vegas series games. That’s how good these games both are. lts as simple as that. 10 out of 10 rating !.

As with the first, the controls are a bit odd, at least compared to a lot of other games. Most notably the seeming counter-intuitive press versus hold actions of Y, X, RB, and the LT cover actions. And realistic seems more difficult, especially in terrorist hunt, given the odd/inconsistent behaviors and/or sudden spawning of the AI at times.

But compared to the first, a lot of nice things so far. Not only can you put your head on a character for multiplayer (via the xbox live camera) but that is also what’s used in the regular game. Also in the regular game is experience.

That is very nice. The achievements are a mixed bag. Some are basically gimmes that require no effort (5 silenced headshots) others are silly (1000 kills in multiplayer with at least 6 people playing) and/or would probably require boosting (5 consecutive kills without dying and without respawns).

I’m imagining there’s still people playing it, but what about in a year or two? A lot of games suffer from this problem. Especially music games. But that doesn’t excuse it! *wink* All in all, if you liked the first game, you’ll like this one, and if you hated the first one, you’ll hate this too.

Although it does look nicer, I think, it’s got the same feel to it; the slightly wooden other characters, the at times incredibly stupid and annoying teammates, enemies that are made “more realistic” by making them behave randomly and bizarrely.

But not exactly “just more of the same”.

The first review is just for people that just want to party and have fun with their friends and family and don’t really care about the different versions and stuff. Just Dance is a great game for people that like to sing, dance, or just to party and spend time with friends and family, in the main series (we are not talking about Just Dance Michael Jackson: The Experience or Just Dance Disney Party), there is currently a total of 11 games, (1, 2, 3, 4, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020).

Each game features a different set of songs (mostly for that year, for example, Just Dance 2018 mostly features songs from 2017, but some songs may be from the past, for example, Just Dance 2016 has William Tell Overture), different game modes (all stars, dance machine, dance quests), and many other differences.

Just dance is and E10 rated game for lyrics (they censor bad references and words, but songs still won’t be suitable for younger kids), however, if you have a child that would like to dance that is under the age of 10, I recommend to get either Just Dance 2018, 2019, or 2020 as they feature a mode called “kids mode”.

Just Dance has a paid subscription called Just Dance Unlimited, where you have the opportunity to dance to songs from past versions of Just dance, and you get to watch exclusive Unlimited videos monthly (creative spotlight), and you get newly made songs from that version that Ubisoft decided not to have it as part of the original game set of songs.

So overall I highly recommend Just Dance 2018 or 2020 for casual dancers. My second review is for gamer’s or people that are serious about Just Dance (Just Dance collectors, you-tubers that post just dance).

I really recommend Just Dance 2018, there is now a super and megastar in your score, Just Dance Unlimited is growing with more songs (like always), the song selection is GREAT (there were many popular songs), new menu, new menu theme, and new WDF (World Dance Floor) theme and look.

So overall, I recommend Just Dance 2018. I also recommend 2017 and 2020 (i don’t recommend 2019 as it wasn’t really that good, and for a period of time, there were WDF hackers, therefore, not many people liked Just Dance).

We actually have this for the Nintendo Switch. My mother bought this for my 5yo’s birthday. One of his friends had it and he had played it with them. He likes it but will only play it if my husband or I will do it with him.

Let me tell you, even the kids songs are challenging. 5 or 6 songs and we need a break. It’s not meant to be a work out per-se so there is no warm up or cool down, but it is very physical. I feel like there is a good mix of music genres and the animations are cute.

I’ve found new songs I like because of this. My son doesn’t want to do the adult version, even though he does just as well (or poor) than I do. I’m likely to buy other years if there are some songs that interest us.

Bought for my daughter and she’s really pleased with it. Apart from knowing most of the songs, she uses it to help her keep fit in the drab winter weather. To this end it’s been great. She regularly spends over an hour playing on it.

I’m sure the enthusiasm will wane over time, but there is such a selection of songs and different types of play (there are some much more demanding dance routines as well as the basic ones for some of the songs that can be unlocked) that I’m hoping she’ll stick with it until at least spring and the better weather.

My 12 year old sister recieved this game, because she loves to dance and adores Disney. We both expected the game to have good dance moves (like the other Just Dance games), and feature all types of dancing (Hiphop, Broadway, Etc).

Boy, were we wrong. The dance moves are super cheesy and “cutesy”, like something an 6 year old with no dance experience would choreograph. On the otherhand, my 2 year old sister loves it because it features all of the Disney songs we all know and love (the selling point).

The game is reminiscent of Country Dance, because it features great songs with incredibly bad dance moves. It was a good idea with bad execution. I would recommend this to a parent of a preschooler, but to all others steer clear of this game.

More than the game itself Im really happy that the package came two days earlier than expected. Im an adult and was expecting adult level games but nonetheless they were still fun to play with my younger siblings.

I was disappointed that some of the dances werent the original dance but overall Im still giving five stars because it deserves five stars as a kids game.

This game is okay nothing spectacular the songs are nice to listen to and dance too. But it’s a little too easy some songs. I would buy another just dance instead.

I ran to a store and bought an xbox console + kinect bundle and Dance Central this morning. I’ve used it for more exercise minutes (and burnt more calories) in one day with Dance Central compared to Wii Fit for two years.

Dance Central is a great way to workout if you love to dance. The workout mode asks for your weight and judges your calories burned by how much you’re moving. The dance battles are a fun way to practice a song with a friend – and the only way to leap into harder difficulties before unlocking them in single play.

I really like the way you choose a song and then choose what mode you play it in. You can easily play in different ways without any hassle. For example, you could start with a dance battle, then perform solo, then break it down to learn moves – all without having to quit out to a menu.

Dance Central is obviously well designed. I’m just hoping for more pop and disco songs to be released for download, as the track list is quite hip-hop intensive.

Playing dance central is a real good workout. Every time a new dance central comes out, my family goes out and pay full price. Its a fun party game or just a game that will bring the family together.

Its funny to see your family and friends’ dancing skills (or lack of) lol. I really love the graphics and the songs chosen. I actually prefer it to just dance!.

I enjoy playing the Xbox 360. I wanted to get a game(s) that my wife and I could play together. But the the buttons on the controllers, were intimidating. When I found out about the Kinect and the games that would be available, I knew I had to get this one.

I showed my wife the Dance Central trailer and she was trying to dance with the moves! Granted this was only the trailer, I knew I made the right choice. Upon receiving the actual game, my wife really loved it.

We showed the Kinect to our friends and family. They loved it too. If you don’t have a 360, get the Kinect Bundle with the 250GB hard drive and GET THIS GAME. The reason why to get a 250GB hard drive is that there are new songs you can purchase from the Xbox Marketplace.

You, your friends, and your family won’t be disappointed.

Prior to purchase of this game, I was completely unaware that I would have to sign up for EA in order to use this game. Why would I have to join EA to use a game I purchased!!?? Way to much personal information requested just to sign up at EA and they do much sharing with 3rd parties.

Now I can’t return this useless game. We have a problem with proper disclosure here. I would never have purchased this game if I knew I was going to have to surrender vast personal information to use it.

I love bejeweled. It’s so entertaining and challenging. Each level gets harder and harder. Its addictive. I love it so much I have downloaded it to my phone. Such a fun game. Highly recommend this fun game.

Has no age restrictions for anyone. Great fun for anyone that like a bit of challenging.

I enjoy the continuous zen mode (always a move somewhere) with sound off as I listen to videos or music. Lost my downloaded version when a computer crashed so love having the disc. Works as described.

There are 8 game modes to choose from, some based on strategy and others speed is more important, with zen for those who are more laid back or just want relaxed play.