Grease is the Word with New Singing and Dancing Game from 505 Games
It’s the one that you want! Global video game publisher 505 Games announced today they are releasing the ultimate singing and dancing Grease experience for both Kinect for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 with Move motion controller compatibility this Autumn.
Grease delivers the movie’s signature choreography and legendary songs, combined with today’s motion-sensor technology, so fans can dance and sing along to their favourite ‘Grease’ tunes including iconic anthems like “You’re the One That I Want”, “Greased Lightning” and “Summer Nights”. Grease™ allows players to sing or dance, either as a solo act or in a duet, or four players can team up to sing and dance together for a sensational musical performance!
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Grease’s key features include:
- SING! The game features 15 song compositions from the original film and 5 bonus classic rock ‘n roll tracks
- DANCE! Hours of fun with Rock ‘n’ Roll Routines from the movie, including duet choreography and freestyle sections where players can express their individuality and dance for increased points
- GAMEPLAY MODES! Game includes Dance Mode and Karaoke Mode, both of which have versus and co-operative play
- COOPERATIVE GAMEPLAY! Up to eight-players can compete in Party Mode (two teams of four players, consisting of 2 dancers and 2 singers at any one time.)
Developed by Zoe Mode and published by 505 Games under license from Paramount Digital Entertainment, with officially licensed song compositions and timeless choreography from the movie, Grease provides an interactive social singing and dancing experience where players can turn up their style and release their inner rock ‘n roller!
Grease for Kinect for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 will launch in North America on October 25th and Worldwide on November 4th 2011.
Martin Baker
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