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PLAY IT LOUD AND JOIN THE PARTY WITH THE DEBUT GAMEPLAY TRAILER AND NEW SCREENSHOTS FOR ZUMBA® KIDS
Majesco Entertainment Company (NASDAQ: COOL), publisher of the Zumba® Fitness video game franchise that has sold more than nine million copies worldwide, has unveiled the new Zumba® Kids. This fun,
high-energy dance-fitness experience is designed for kids aged 7 to 12. Zumba® Kids is available now on Kinect for Xbox 360 and Wii™ .Based on the global dance-fitness brand that pioneered “exercise in disguise,” Zumba® Kids lets kids play and express themselves with 30 easy-to-follow routines, creative mini-games and multiplayer mode (two players on Kinect for Xbox 360 and four players on Wii). Featuring 30 songs including contagious Zumba originals and hits from hot artists like Justin Bieber and Willow Smith, the game enables kids to build self-confidence and discover new rhythms as they move to more than 20 different dance styles -- more than any other kids game.
Developed by Zoë Mode and rated E for Everyone, Zumba® Kids is slated to release November 19th on Kinect for Xbox 360 and Wii™. For more information please visit the official site at www.zumbafitnessgame.com/kids.
Where to Buy
Zumba Kids is available now in store nationwide and can also be found on Amazon.
My Thoughts
I love my Zumba Wii games and often use them with my teenagers, but it was a little too intense for the grade-school kids, so I was excited to get this one for my younger children. Zumba Kids was definitely a big hit in our house. This game offers twenty different dance styles and more than thirty tracks including Boogie Wonderland, Wipeout, Fireball and many more. Some of the diverse dance styles include ballet, salsa and swing, but there are lots more to choose from. The dances are toned down a little from the adult version, making it much easier for younger kids to keep up without getting frustrated. As you play, you can earn points that can be traded in for rewards and there are tons of cool mini games to play. You can choose to play single player or get the whole family involved in multi-player mode. You can have as many as four players at one time.
My kids really loved Zumba Kids. It helps them develop their coordination and learn some basic dance skills and it actually gets them up and moving around a little. Not many video games can make that claim. They enjoyed seeing the real kids on the screen dancing along with them, as well as the colorful backgrounds and familiar songs from artists they love. As they get more advanced, they can even change the mode for a more challenging level. Definitely a fun choice for kids around 7-12.
***Please note that I received no form of monetary compensation for this post. The opinions expressed in the review are my own and were not influenced in any way.***
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