(NAPSA)—Today’s kids may not get enough exercise but there is an easy wayto get them to move more: Get them interested in a game with all the right moves. There are a few new games to choose from: The No. 1 selling music/rhythm gameon the Wii™ system from Nintendo, “Just Dance,” now has a kids version with a selection of their favorite songs, crazy dances andallnew, kid-friendly gameplay. “Just Dance Kids” features some of the biggest pop and hip-hop hits rerecorded by kids, including “One Time,” “Naturally,” “Holiday,” “Surfin’ USA” and many more. Younger kids will enjoy their favorite TV shows, including “The Wiggles” and “YO GABBA GABBA!,” plus there are some classic kids songs for even the youngest, such as “The Wheels on the Bus” and “The Alphabet Song.” e “Just Dance 2” answers the call with more songs, the hottest new moves, new co-op and competitive game modes, and an improved detection system.It’s a great music gamefor the entire family. Featuring an all-new tracklist, this version includes old-school favorites and today’s hottest hits, spanning a wider selection of musical genres. ‘omes Naturally “Just Dance Kids” includes old- school favorites and today’s hottesthits. Then they can enjoyclassic hits and legendary songs like “I Got You (I Feel Good)” by James Brown and “Proud Mary,” performed by Ike and Tina Turner. Want more songs? You can download from an expandingcatalog of hits. The game includes moves choreographed by experts in every style of music, including rock, pop, hip-hop, R&B and Latin. These games can be found wherever games are sold or online at www.ubi.com. Players can bust a move to today’s chart toppers, like “When I Grow Up” by The Pussycat Dolls, “A-Punk” by Vampire Weekend and “S.0.S.” by Rihanna. Just dance. It’s a great form of exercise and two fun games may encourage kids to move more.
