Bust A Groove
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Match the moves shown on-screen in this Simon-like game to dance. Keep up with the continuing commands and your persona will be able to do combos and other fancy moves. Dance different styles as a disco throwback, a breakdancer, a robot, and others, either alone or with a partner. When dancing with a partner, coordination is important so you can gain a clear lead on him. When dancing together each character gets an opportunity for a dance solo. Don't waste it as it's a great time to rack up points.
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Average score: 80% (based on 15 ratings)
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Average score: 3.8 out of 5 (based on 12 ratings with 1 reviews)
The Good
Before there was Dance Dance Revolution, there was Bust a Groove. It's sort of like a dancing fighting title. You punch buttons in time with the music, and the person who pulls off the best moves wins the round.
The music is done by some of Japan's top artists.. at least, in 1998. It's all different styles of dance music.
The Bad
This game has become a sort of cult classic, and finding a copy nowadays is going to cost you more than the game originally sold for.
The Bottom Line
If you have some spare cash to shell out, Bust a Groove is worth every cent. It's a blast at parties as it is easy to pick up, yet offers hours of entertainment.
PlayStation · by Nick Seafort (16) · 2004
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US version
The US PSX version removed all smoking and drinking animations from the original intro and cutscenes.
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Game added by Adam Baratz.
Additional contributors: Zovni, Joshua J. Slone, Patrick Bregger.
Game added April 16th, 2001. Last modified February 22nd, 2023.