Customer Reviews

The Black Eyed Peas Experience

5 star:		(23)
4 star:		(14)
3 star:		(8)
2 star:		(9)
1 star:		(7)

 

 

Pros-The avatars are SIGNIFICANTLY better (as compared to alllll other wii dance games where they look like ghost)
the songs are "shut the front door" amazing
the dances are real life,serious, intense choreography that one could do in public
this is for sure a hardcore calorie burner (like dance off Turkey day)
***Best of all it is SUPER DUPER FUNNNNNNNNN
Cons- if you like to score high...You need the whole group of BEP's (meaning 4 ppl)
- there are not really any easy dances, so if you need more instruction...there is none...just saying
- They do not edit the profanity out (so...not for the kiddies)
Hope that helps...this is definitely an experience...I think Ubisoft stepped up their game (pun intended) for the WII....yeah WII :D

OK, the graphics do suck, but this is a dance video game, not an official music video. I got this because I was bored with the wii fit and I just couldn't get into every song on the other dance video games. I like the BEP's and all of their songs and they make me want to get off my butt. The moves are gonna take a little while to master but like the other dancing video games, I split the moves up and learn the arms first and then leg moves. This works for me and is challenging. After 2 songs, I was sweating while I was enjoying the music, which is just what I was looking for. That's it.

so wouldn't you rather worry about the dances??? yes on amazon's page we were to believe that the graphics were to be 3d only to find out that the wii version has holograms instead ( sort of similer graphics to MJ's Experience) but you know when I bought this game I wasn't looking for a good quality of graphics. I was more intrested and worried about the dance part of the game. I wanted a fun , yet challenging dance game, and I think Black Eyed peas , did it for me! All of the dances are fun yet have what I would call challenging hip hop moves, mixed with a little bit of latin flare to some of thier songs. This is a great workout and if you have the same thought process as me where you main goal is to have fun while losing weight and don't give a dang about the graphics then this game is defintly a must have in your wii collection.

We listen to the Black Eyed Peas all the time in our house! We love to dance to it. This game is NOT for children!!! I would say anyone under 15 for that matter. It is not filtered in any way. There are LOTS of curse words and explicit content. I was VERY disappointed! They won't let you play that on the radio, so why put it in a game? A game geared toward families at that. We would have played this all day long if it was appropriate. Bad choice game maker!

I brought this game thinking that it was going be like what I saw on the commercial..It wasn't..The moves were different..if you have an Xbox buy that version. The Wii one sucks..You can barely see the dancers & you get tons of red x's even when you get the moves right..This was one of the worse Wii products I ever brought

Prior to the game coming out I read a lot of flack on the posting forums from people about it. A lot of dance games don't get their due on the boards, it's funny how even though the genre is a great seller for many different titles (Dance Central for example...huge hit among dance fan gamers but who talks about it on the boards?) people just don't give this genre any respect. Don't pass this up just because of preconceived notions. If you like to dance and you like the Peas it's a great game. The songs are well chosen and represent a good spread throughout their career. The dance routines are sick! Very hard in some cases, challenging in other cases, these are not throw away routines made for the casual dancer, these are real, bonafide good routines that stand out in the dance game genre, they certainly aren't holding your hand here. I like the presentation of the game a lot, although I agree with some when they say that the graphics need work. They are decent graphics and could be considered good by Wii standards, but not up to snuff with the rest of the game. It doesn't detract too much though and the game is addicting and fun, so I would still hugely recommend this to any dance and/or Peas fan.

yikes, all the words to the BEPs songs are written and are scrolling the bottom as you dance to this game. Wish they could have edited it just a bit so it would have been family friendly, there are words that most young kids have likely never heard or would never think to ask about. Way too mature for kids under 15....too bad

I bought this for my grand daughter, age 12 1/2, and she loves it, however.....When I bought it I did not realize there are some words that are not appropriate and also suggestive lyrics; ie, my hump, my lady bump, or something like that. I think the dance moves, music beat is great but they could have cleaned it up and left out the hump song. I would not reccomend this dance game for young teens.

I have dance fever ok. I have ALL of the Just Dances, even the kids ones, and MJ Experience. Actually 90% of the games I have for my Wii are dance or fitness games. BEP Experience is the most difficult dance game Ubisoft has done to date. The moves are fast and challenging, with little repetition. They are REAL choreographer type moves. I'd actually be surprised if BEP themselves would score well on this game. I have NEVER seen all 4 of them dance this much! I am surprised to say that this game is more difficult and demands a higher skill set than MJ's Experience.

The irony of it being the most difficult is that somehow it also has the WORST graphics ever. The graphics look like something on Atari. And what really pissed me off was that the preview and advertising videos all look AWESOME! Be warned, those videos are false advertising and the game looks NOTHING like the videos on the Wii.

They do have a great song selection. Most of their hits are included (old and new).

If you are a Wii dancing addict like myself, you NEED this game. It's the most challenging thus far. They definitely need to step the graphics up. It's worst than any other dance installment, and I can totally understand why Beyonce pulled out on her Experience edition during production (allegedly).

But I LOVE what Ubisoft is doing. Keep up the great, innovative work! Did I mention they do the Doogie too? SMH.

i bought this game as a birthday present for one of my kids and it never occurred to me, especially in this day and age of technology, that this music-based game would not have an option for "clean" versions of the songs! if they can have "clean" edits for the radio, they surely could have the option on this game. there are only a couple of songs on this game that i will let my kids play. this game should be rated for adults, not teens. very disappointing.