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Introduction: Let’s dance…again! The sequel for the hugely successful Zumba Fitness, will probably be hitting shelves this holiday season for the Wii platform and Wii U early next year.

The Rundown: Zumba Fitness 2 will offer new music tracks, new arena, and new dance styles. With the machine, you can dance yourself happy and healthy! The software allows you to set up your own class with the routines you like best and keep track of your development using the new progress tracking system. Modes available should include Single Song, Full Class and Zumba Party modes. Locations include anL.A. nightclub and a yacht in Miami.

The Gameplay: The sport will offer over 20 dance styles including Reggaeton, Salsa, Latin Pop, Bellydance, plus more. It also features over 30 dance tracks within Single Song mode. The game supports as much as four people, so have some friends over and allow them to enjoy Zumba with you! If you’re not much of the dancer, not to worry. The game also has a Learn the Steps feature that lets you ease your way into learning how to dance.

Here’s what Lisa Roth, Majesco Entertainment’s lead producer, were required to say:

“These talented artists are played across the globe because their songs make people need to get up and dance. We’re excited to pair our exclusive soundtrack with hot new choreography that will kick-start the workout and amp up the fun for millions of Zumba video game fans.”

What People Are Saying: The initial game was a huge sensation and so far, people are really pumped up about this second installment. The first game sold over 3 million copies across the globe and with new hits from Interscope Records, Pitbull, Nicole Scherzinger, plus more, you’re looking at twice the fun. The game has gone into great lengths when it comes to detail. You can even customize the dance outfit your instructor is wearing, so nothing has been overlooked.

The Bottom Line: Who knew exercising could possibly be this much fun? We’re giving the bingo two thumbs up!

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