Bust a Groove

989 Studios, PlayStation, PSX Games
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Genre:
Rhythm		 CDs:
1
Publisher:
989 Studios		 Released:
November 25, 1998
Developer:
Metro		 UPC:
7 11719 42632 5
Sony ID:
SCUS-94263		 PSRM:
011690
Players:
1 to 2 Players		 Memory:
1 Block
Accessories:
None
ESRB:
Everyone – Mild Language
Box Copy:

Funking’ Groovin’ Dance Action!

Boogie to a different beat with Bust A Groove – the most realistic dance game ever created for the funked-up PlayStation generation! Compete in a dance-off against a friend or break out a fresh solo number with one of 10 motion-captured professional dancers. Combo and attack moves show your style as you kick a funky rhythm in one of four groovin’ dance modes. Join the party and get your body movin’ to the original tunes and gameplay of Bust A Groove!

  • Awesome dance moves created from professional dancers using Motion Capture Technology.
  • Ten funky characters to choose from, each with his/her own unique dance styles and moves.
  • Hidden characters and surprises to uncover while you’re cuttin’ rug.
  • Four groovin’ dance modes, including One and Two-Player, Practice and Dance Edit!
  • Bump up your flavor with some jammin’ beats, including hip-hop, techno, disco and house.

 

 

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Trivia

  • Known in Japan as Bust a Move, which had to be changed since Puzzle Bobble was ported to America as Bust a Move. Naming rights are a pain in the butt, aren’t they?

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