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EyeToy: Groove
PlayStation 2
Released On: Apr 20, 2004
73
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Based on 34 Critic Reviews
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Based on 34 Critic Reviews
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The rounds are too short and the tunes are too few, but all in all, Groove lives up to its name. [16 Apr 2004, p.L2T 19]
Groove could be the perfect addition to your parties if it wasn't for the fact that EyeToy requires lots of light. If you like your parties glaringly bright, though, it's a hit. [May 2004, p.93]
A bit thin for a single player game, but multiplayer mode is great for gaming parties and makes it easy for your non-gaming friends to join in on the fun.
Tightens the focus of the gameplay, delivering a rhythm action experience that's entertaining, if a little familiar.
If you like to dance and want a great game for a party with people who don’t mind looking a little silly, EyeToy Groove is probably just up your alley.
It feels just plain dull. [June 2004, p.129]
Yes, the EyeToy has potential. Groove is an example that the potential has yet to be realized.
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Summary Owners of EyeToy: Play will no doubt already be familiar with the concept of flinging themselves about their living room to a choice selection of disco beats, with party-friendly games Beat Freak and Boogie Down. The premise is a simple one: stand in front of your telly, dance like a loon and watch your family/friends/pet crack up at you...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- PlayStation 2
Initial Release Date: Apr 20, 2004
Developer:
- SCEE
Publisher: SCEA
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