PS2: Don't Faint... Dancing with the Stars Ships for PS2

Paul Sinclair • Nov 1, 2007 • Comments ()

Cha-Cha, Tango, Mambo and More with Emmitt Smith, Mario Lopez and Stacey Keibler and Others to Claim the Title of America's Favorite Celebrity Dancer.

Activision, in conjunction with Disney-ABC Television Group's ABC Entertainment and BBC Worldwide, announced today that "Dancing with the Stars" for Wii and PlayStation2 computer entertainment system is available in retail stores nationwide. A limited edition party-bundle containing a "Dancing with the Stars" dance pad along with the PlayStation2 game will release on November 13th.

Join some of the most popular cast members from past seasons, including nine stars such as Joey Lawrence and Laila Ali and nine professional dancers as you compete to impress the judges. Dance to thirty-six licensed songs from the show, including "She's a Lady", "These Boots are for Walking", "The Final Countdown", "I Like The Way You Move", "Put Your Records On", and "Independent Woman Part 1"and strut your best dance moves to all ten different dance styles from the show. The game features single-player, head-to-head and duet modes. On the Wii, players use the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk to physically mimic elegant dance moves while at the same time allowing the player to add his or her own personal flair! The PlayStation2 version is compatible with the licensed PlayStation2 system dance mats available on the market.

"The Dancing with the Stars video game is an interactive embodiment of the hit show's fun and excitement," said David Oxford, General Manager, Activision, Inc. "It's a perfect way for people to enjoy the style, grace, and popular appeal of the show in a social or party setting with their family and friends."

"Expanding the success of our top-rated Dancing with the Stars franchise to the world of gaming has always been a part of our long term business strategy," said Bruce Gersh, Senior Vice President, Business Development, ABC Entertainment & ABC Studios. "Working together with Activision and the BBC, we've created an incredible game that our fans can embrace."

The "Dancing with the Stars" video game, which is published by Activision Minneapolis, is currently available for the Wii for $49.99 and PlayStation2 for $39.99. Both versions have a rating of "E 10+" for Ages 10 and up by the ESRB. The limited-edition "Dancing with the Stars" dance pad bundled with the PlayStation2 game will ship to retail stores on November 13th, 2007 for $49.99.

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Cha-Cha, Tango, Mambo and More with Emmitt Smith, Mario Lopez and Stacey Keibler and Others to Claim the Title of America's Favorite Celebrity Dancer.\n\nActivision, in conjunction with Disney-ABC Television Group's ABC Entertainment and BBC Worldwide, announced today that \"Dancing with the Stars\" for Wii and PlayStation2 computer entertainment system is available in retail stores nationwide. A limited edition party-bundle containing a \"Dancing with the Stars\" dance pad along with the PlayStation2 game will release on November 13th. \n\nJoin some of the most popular cast members from past seasons, including nine stars such as Joey Lawrence and Laila Ali and nine professional dancers as you compete to impress the judges. Dance to thirty-six licensed songs from the show, including \"She's a Lady\", \"These Boots are for Walking\", \"The Final Countdown\", \"I Like The Way You Move\", \"Put Your Records On\", and \"Independent Woman Part 1\"and strut your best dance moves to all ten different dance styles from the show. The game features single-player, head-to-head and duet modes. On the Wii, players use the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk to physically mimic elegant dance moves while at the same time allowing the player to add his or her own personal flair! The PlayStation2 version is compatible with the licensed PlayStation2 system dance mats available on the market. \n\n\"The Dancing with the Stars video game is an interactive embodiment of the hit show's fun and excitement,\" said David Oxford, General Manager, Activision, Inc. \"It's a perfect way for people to enjoy the style, grace, and popular appeal of the show in a social or party setting with their family and friends.\" \n\n\"Expanding the success of our top-rated Dancing with the Stars franchise to the world of gaming has always been a part of our long term business strategy,\" said Bruce Gersh, Senior Vice President, Business Development, ABC Entertainment & ABC Studios. \"Working together with Activision and the BBC, we've created an incredible game that our fans can embrace.\" \n\nThe \"Dancing with the Stars\" video game, which is published by Activision Minneapolis, is currently available for the Wii for \$49.99 and PlayStation2 for \$39.99. Both versions have a rating of \"E 10+\" for Ages 10 and up by the ESRB. The limited-edition \"Dancing with the Stars\" dance pad bundled with the PlayStation2 game will ship to retail stores on November 13th, 2007 for \$49.99.