DANCING STAGE FEVER (PSONE) (U) IN SOUTH AFRICA

Dancing Stage Fever (PSone) (U) Platform: PlayStation Condition: Pre-Owned/Used in Very Good Condition This Title Also Available As: New: Brand New and Sealed games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Pre-owned games supplied with applicable serial keys. However - please note: Any single use keys or activation codes may have already been used/redeemed. Product Description Dancing Stage Fever 's basic premise is a simple one, yet nevertheless hugely effective: simply match a series of arrows as they move up the screen by matching the relevant icon on a dance mat controller or moving the joypad in the corresponding direction. As the tracks progress they get faster and faster, and so the player is called upon for lightning reactions. In the PSone version you'll find 16 songs, including tracks from The Spice Girls, Ace of Base, Madness, Thin Lizzy and Squeeze. Review The latest addition to the popular series of dancing games, Dancing Stage Fever not only offers another welcome opportunity to get your dance mat hooked up to your PlayStation, but also throws in some new goodies to keep your feet moving that bit longer. The crux of the game is the same as always. In time with the directions on screen, you need to make sure your foot hits the appropriate symbol at the right time. The more accurate you are, the better you will do. You can still play the game with a standard control pad, incidentally, but it's a fruitless exercise, especially when you consider just how cheap a dance mat is. New this time round (although when you're in the midst of a dance it's harder to appreciate it) is the inclusion of officially licensed music videos (PS2 version only). It's a nice addition, but of more interest is the roster of new songs, including tracks from the Spice Girls, Madness and numerous 80s artists. There are plenty of songs to dance to, which is what it's all about. Anyone who has enjoyed a Dancing Stage game to date is going to find few faults here. It hardly changes the formula of the genre, but then it doesn't need to. It provides a fresh dose of high-entertainment dancing fun, even if your feet will hurt by the time you've finished. -- Simon Brew