GameZone: Boogie SuperStar Review

GameZone writes: "The original Boogie was released last year and was a combination karaoke and dancing game. While sporting a sleek style and look, the gameplay just didn’t come together and the result was somewhat mediocre. Now a second Boogie has been released, and things have definitely improved in this new iteration, Boogie Superstar.

Frankly, this game is squarely targeted toward the teen girl crowd, although anyone can enjoy it. This is evidenced by the Saturday morning cartoonish look, the ability to dress up the avatar and the song playlist. The songs are mostly light pop songs, although there are a few more edgy songs included. However, the songs that are more "rough" have been sanitized for the game or are the already clean radio versions, so parents don’t have to worry about inappropriate material. I don’t really see the point to including songs that have to be cleaned, as the kids are usually still aware of the missing content. However, the teens will be pleased. My 14-year-old niece knew most of the songs that can be played in the beginning of the game."