"All Star Cheer Squad" is a video game designed to be played on the Nintendo Wii. The Wii was the first motion-sensing video game console on the market and is known for its motion-controlled games. In this cheerleading game, instead of sitting on the couch, you're up and actively completing cheerleading moves. For maximal play, it is suggested you purchase the Wii Balance Board.
Background
"All Star Cheer Squad" is a cheerleading-inspired video game designed for players of all ages and can be played by one to four players at a time. "All Star Cheer Squad" falls under the genre of rhythm, party and health and exercise if you are looking to purchase the game.
Modes
"All Star Cheer Squad" has several different modes: cheerleading tryouts, practices, camps and competitions. There is also a career mode that takes you through the life of a cheerleader, from tryouts to competitions. There is also a mode available that allows you to create your own cheerleading routines. You can design your own character and dance and cheer to more than 30 songs with more than 300 available moves.
Game Mechanics
"All Star Cheer Squad" should be placed with the Wii remote and the Nunchuk controller. You have the option of purchasing pom-poms that can be attached to your Wii remote to make your experience much more lifelike. The Wii Balance Board can also be added into the mix if desired. You position the Wii remote in your right hand and the Nunchuk in your left. Follow the instructions on the screen to move your body and the remotes and press the correct buttons. You can add the Wii Balance Board to use your feet. Stepping on the board in the correct positioning will allow you to perform the footwork of a cheerleader. Instead of using the Balance Board, you can opt to just hit the buttons on your remote and Nunchuk to move your character onscreen.
Difficulty
"All Star Cheer Squad" tends to be an easier for game for those who have real-life cheering experience and those with extensive experience with the Nintendo Wii. If you are not familiar with either, it may take a little time to adjust. "All Star Cheer Squad" takes a great deal of coordination to get your arms and feet moving at the same time. This is especially true if you use the Wii Balance Board.
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