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From: bimbobenbow
on 05-Mar-09 18:04
Overall rating 10.0
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It is absolutely fantastic to spend time with your kids having fun, helping with exercise, co-ordination and especially as now one can see you making a complete idiot of yourself.
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From: TheButterflyEffect
on 21-Jan-09 20:03
Overall rating 9.0
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My daughter loves this game and it gets her moving. I like that it uses the balance board.
It's definitely about the teen highschool cheerleading world in America, rather than primary-age cheerleading for fun. The subplot is a bit bitchy.
It's fun to be able to design an outfit, hair, facepaint etc. My three-year-old son quite likes it too, and there's just as much playability for boys.
It's definitely about the teen highschool cheerleading world in America, rather than primary-age cheerleading for fun. The subplot is a bit bitchy.
It's fun to be able to design an outfit, hair, facepaint etc. My three-year-old son quite likes it too, and there's just as much playability for boys.
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