When we first heard about Boogie grooving its way to the DS, the expectations were not particularly high. And as the video above demonstrates, the little portable port meets these expectations quite nicely.
Gone from the game is any hint of a karaoke portion (which might be a good thing, given the quality of the DS's tiny mic). Instead, Boogie DS seems to be purely about a series of weaksauce rhythm mini games. Tap the tambourine! Strum the guitar! Step to the beat! It's every great music series mashed up in a mediocre milkshake. Of course, we'll hold off from making any strong assumptions until we can actually play the thing. In the meantime, anyone else care to judge the book by its cover?
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Hopefully the sequel has an even better sound track, maybe some Queen?
Maybe both..
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Thats why I let her go 'O' :P
If you want continue Yo mama jokes,I don't care I have to sleep Buona Notte a tutto escludde a 3cubed minus 3squared plus1 perché.
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It looks boring, I would rather have a EBA clone.
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BTW, Rhythm Tengoku is the best portable rhythm game ever.
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