The Black Eyed Peas Experience

What Black Eyed Peas Experience does right is make you feel like you're in a club atmosphere rather than just trying to learn some moves by yourself. Does it beat Dance Central? Maybe if you're a huge Black Eyed Peas fan, but keep in mind there's no other music here other than theirs (which is probably why you'd be buying it anyways).

We knew the Black Eyed Peas had the knack to excite dance floors, but now that they are invited in your living room, they become perfect home entertainers. The Black Eyed Peas Experience is a success, thanks to its positioning between the very casual Just Dance 3 and the requiring Dance Central 2. With a gratifying and fun gameplay, this Ubisoft title developped by the japanese iNiS nails it with a rich playlist, festive atmosphere and polished production.

If you're a fan, or just like to dance, you will likely rejoice in the selection of dope beats and Nuevo moves within the Black Eyed Peas Experience.

With 30 tracks and only a few dance locations, The Black Eyed Peas Experience feels lightweight compared to the similarly priced Dance Central 2, plus it's not breaking much ground. But once the beat dropped, we couldn't help but dance like fools and have a lot of fun. And damn if those songs aren't catchy.

A game dedicated to the fans of the band. There are plenty of better dance games out there, but if you love the Black Eyed, this might be your choice.

If you are a fan, and can tolerate the inaccurate body sensing, then you'll find a lot to enjoy here. Just don't come in expecting the best dance game Kinect has to offer.

One more full-body-control dancing party game for all the kinect maniacs: black eyed peas is good enough to let you try it. Give it a chance if you like this genre of games and you had enough of Dance Central 2.

A good dance game that uses solid gameplay mechanics. While the visuals are distinct, they're lacking on a technical level.

Menus are slick, and everything works well. If the thought of a game dedicated to The Black Eyed Peas doesn't make you want to rearrange the contents of your skull with a screwdriver, this is worth a punt. Otherwise check out the far more palatable Dance Central 2, which features more songs and venues, and tunes that aren't catastrophically tasteless.

It may not beat Dance Central 2 och Just Dance 3, but The Black Eyed Peas Experience is worth checking out if you like the genre and love the group. The presentation and career mode makes a good impression, and the intricate dance moves compensate for the lack of variety.

If you spend Saturday nights singing Black Eyed Peas songs into an old hairbrush, not only do you need to get out more, but you won't regret picking up The Black Eyed Peas Experience. Everybody else, however, might be better suited rocking that body to any one of Kinect's alternative rhythm action releases.

Black Eyed Peas: The Experience has a decent engine, looks stunning and plays really well, it is however limited by being for a single band and one, that despite being so popular just doesn't have the catalogue to appeal to anyone but the biggest fans.

An average title suited only to hardcore TBEP fans, lacking enough variety and features to please the broader dancing games lovers crowd too.

When I say "Black Eyed Peas" if you say "Hell yeah!" then you should think about getting The Black Eyed Peas Experience. For everyone else who is probably thinking "Oh I like that one song, the one with the beat, you know…" stick to Dance Central 2, or Just Dance 3, both of which are fun, multiplayer dance games that feature a wider range of songs.

As a dance game, The Black Eyed Peas Experience is a decent title with good choreography and vibrant visuals to back it up. At the end of the day, though, unless you really really like The Black Eyed Peas (and we mean really really like them, as you'll be bombarded with BEP facts between songs) this game will be a rental at best.