Even if you wouldn't be caught dead listening to a Black Eyed Peas album, it's hard to deny their pop prowess - and songs like "I Gotta Feeling" and "Boom Boom Pow" are so irresistibly energetic that a dancing game devoted to the quartet's hits makes perfect sense.

+ Entertaining Kinect dance game that smartly teaches moves; + Well-presented throughout; with stellar locations and dancers

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The graphic's are a whole lot better than the other dance games that are out there! Real easy to use, It didn't take to much time to select an avatar, and download the two extra songs. The dance moves are great, Each song is assigned one of four difficulty levels. Overall it is a great dance game.

The Black Eyed Peas. Whether you love them or hate them, there's no denying their popularity, or success. Garnering more than fifty million albums sold and numerous awards and accolades, the pop/hip hip group has accomplished a lot in the sixteen years they have been together.

Nice variety of tracks from across their whole catalog; Choreo-Maker is fun to mess around with; Vibrant visuals suit the Peas aesthetic; 4 player co-op

Frequent movement sensing issues; No online MP

Well, wasn't that an experience. Having barely recovered from the travesty of justice that is Let's Dance with Mel B , I couldn't possibly have been less enthusiastic about yet another Kinect-based dancing game.

Vibrant; cheerful presentation; Good implementation of the Black Eyed Peas across the whole game; A lot of really good pop songs to dance to for fans

There's nothing to keep you going should you tire of the Black Eyed Peas; Motion detection isn't perfect

The other day while I was scratching my humps, I gotta feeling that this was the time to let loose some of my boom boom pow and don't lie anymore.  The clever of you may have spotted a few song titles in there by the love them or hate them Black Eyed Peas.  It was intentional.

The Black Eyed Peas Experience resonates a similar experience to other dancing games on Kinect. You move to a set list of choreography as best you can to mirror the dancer on screen. Doing so earns you points and ranks in correlation to your performance. What is new is the followers system.

So, two reviews, two dance games. How did that happen? This time it's ‘The Black Eyed Peas Experience', a game full of BEP songs in case the title didn't give it away. Not a massive fan? Me neither, but I bet you know at least a couple of their songs if you actually think about it.

Great explanations in the tutorial; Funky music that makes you want to dance.

Not a band that everyone likes; No big back catalogue so only future releases could possibly be sold on marketplace

is the latest dance game to arrive on Kinect, the funkiest electronic device since the dancing flower pot. And while Fergie, will.i.am and the other ones may be used to platinum records and topping the music charts, the group's virtual counterparts face some pretty stiff competition from recent...

With the success of both the Dance Central and Just Dance series', Ubisoft's following their previous artist-exclusive dance game, Michael Jackson: The Experience, with their newest dance game addition.

Exclusively Black Eyed Peas; visuals reflect club atmosphere well; B.E.P; avatars look like crew; "career mode" available; all songs available right away for immediate playability

Just B.E.P. means you have to like their music to enjoy it; can't play as one of the B.E.P. avatars; forced tutorials with no option to skip; all songs available right away causes loss of incentive to keep playing; your ability to choreograph any song is very limited; perpetual dance-off challenge...

The Black Eyed Peas Experience is the latest game to make use of Kinect's sensor tech, letting you sing and dance to the group's most popular songs. This game also makes some sizable improvements over The Michael Jackson Experience, making this a more well rounded, not to mention more fun release.