Abstrakt: Boogie from Electronic Arts is the perfect example of a game concept that reads well on paper but whose ideas and ambitions simply dont translate to the finished product. The end result is a game filled with atmospheric backdrops and stylized characte...
Pretty and slick; nice beats; both "dancing" and singing; good for parties.
Costs a little more due to the mic; some covers are a little weak; overall game is too easy.
Boogie is a strange little beast. It tries to be a full on karaoke simulator as well as a pseudo rhythm and action game all at the same time. The results are a tad all over the place but the games heart and soul -- and beats -- are in the right place....
Abstrakt: Popping the game in the slot and firing it up, the first 20 minutes show why it was a difficult concept for them to communicate to the press and public. It provides a variety of game options that are loosely tied together by the use of a common disco s...
Abstrakt: Name: Boogie Genre: Rhythm/Karaoke Platform: Nintendo WiiFor the first time since the systems surprisingly popular launch, companies are actually developing games for the Nintendo Wii. This is not to be confused with mediocre ports with tacky controls ...
Abstrakt: Boogie Wiis radical motion-based controllers have people of all ages getting off the couch and into the game. Now EA is taking it a step further, encouraging players to get down and boogie. This package includes a sturdy USB microphone for karaok...
Easy, accessible fun. Song list is varied and interesting.
You cant sing and dance at the same time, theres no online play and the replay value is low. The Final Word If you can get past the whole casual game stigma, Boogie will give you one of the best gaming experiences on the Wii yet. Anyone who enjoys ...
If you can get past the whole casual game stigma, Boogie will give you one of the best gaming experiences on the Wii yet. Anyone who enjoys games like SingStar and Guitar Hero is going to fall in love.
Abstrakt: Even with its multitude of modes, it doesnt offer enough depthBoogie is a poster child for Nintendos strategy of using the Wii to bring casual and non-gamers into the fold. Instead of the head-banging hard rock of Guitar Hero, this music game offers...
Abstrakt: People that either hate or dont care about video games, still love it when its karaoke or dance – especially the likes of PlayStations SingStar series. Nintendos entry, Boogie, is aimed more at children and tweens, but its just as much fun and wit...
