EA reveals Boogie
Exclusively for Wii.
EA wants to shake your tail feather this afternoon. Failing that, it's announced a new rhythm-based party game for Wii.
Boogie will let you create and customise a character, then use the wacky console controls to sing and dance in your very own music video. Something EA hopes will be the ultimate party partner, as you gyrate your pants off to impress your chums.
"We're creating something new and different for gamers of all ages to enjoy; the complete party package where gamers can dance as well as sing," said Alain Tascan, general manager at developer EA Montreal. "Nintendo's Wii is an amazing console that really gives us a platform to be creative and to re-think traditional game development."
Unfortunately we were unable to get hold of EA to find out exactly how it will all work. We expect it means you'll warble into the Wiimote microphone and squirm in front of the sensor bar. It all sounds a little like hard work.
Boogie is due out exclusively this year for Wii. Pop over to our gallery to peruse the latest party snaps.
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€800+ is a bit steep for a next-gen Singstar..
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I though it was just a speaker?
Errr...someone better inform EA then...
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There's rumours of a Wii microphone in development and I guess that more or less confirms it.
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But the screen shots suggest that the game uses the nunchuk! So mic is either going to be wired, or connect wirelessly by it's self (which could make it a little pricey)
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I can see this being a massive seller if it does.
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Electronic Arts seem to be "getting the message" regarding the Wii better than many of its competitors, methinks.
/notes as possible future must-buy
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looks like pikmins in the background too
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Why am I so angry?
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I though it was just a speaker? "
Speakers can be used as microphones... But no doubt it'll be a small add on.
graphics on this look great though...
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Yeah, lousy microphones usually...
The add-on could be a stepped add-on...
It connects to the wiimote and the nunchuck connects to it...
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Which also means they've not actually done anything on this yet.
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Then its not in game is it? If the machine cant output that res, then something else is..
i.e. it's called a render..
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And I'm just saying, this is the actual game. Even if it is running on a devkit at a higher res.
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Thats nonsense.
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Quite frankly, I'm quite impressed by EA's output lately. Tiger Woods, SSX Blur and The Godfather all seem to be getting decent scores across the board. Who would have guessed that?
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this is what nintendo needs, god bless EA.