Published by Ghostfire, Developed by Ghostfire
Genres: Rhythm / Simulation
US release date: Aug 25th, 2008 | EU release date: Sep 26th, 2008
Price: 1000 points
Helix is one of the most innovative music-rhythm games ever designed for the Wii console. Use the Wii Remote controller to do dozens of exciting moves, including punches, circles, back fists, hooks and more. Be mesmerized by the eye-popping background visuals, which pulse to the beat of the music.
Enjoy incredible replay value with 26 songs to play and three difficulty levels. Try to unlock all of the songs. This game is great for getting exercise plus having fun. No buttons are required, so it's easy for anyone to pick up but difficult for even the best players to master.
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This is great fun for 2 players. ... Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
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onlybowseruser said:
Is this a rhythm game? Because the top looks like karaoke revolution.