Zumba Fitness Rush for Xbox 360 Reviews by Gamers

Keep in mind that I have not had a chance to progress very far yet. This is a great workout, which is obviously the main intention. I am not very happy with the controls and some of the choices that they've made with the interface.

The Good:
Lots of variety on the workout options. Low, Medium, and High Intesity; Short, Medium, Long classes. Customizable classes. Play a single song....

Very fun.

The Bad:
The "euphoria" mode that you get when you do well is kind of hard on the eyes. I don't like it and wish I could turn it off.

The game says that it gives you feedback, but other than red for getting it wrong, I don't see any indication of the problem being my feet or arms or what.

I wish it would tell you that you are on Song 4 of 10 so that you know how much further there is to go. I selected a long class and gave up before it was over. I would have stuck with it if I only had 1 or 2 more songs to go, but there was no way of knowing.

The pop up window that shows upcoming moves only gives you a hint of the first part of the move. I prefer the way that Dance Central handles the move indicator. That is also only a hint of the movement, but it's broken down into more pieces than what Zumba shows, so it's easier to grasp and remember in smaller increments. In Zumba's case, you just have to learn a longer piece and remember it for next time. Since a Zumba class would not have any indicators, this is probably pretty realistic. :-)

I have a slightly difficult time getting the navigation to work properly. I wish the class menus were divided up so that you could select the level and then select the length, or vice versa. Instead, you have to navigate through all of the possible classes to find the easy/medium length class that you're looking for.

I understand what the game was made for, but it's NO FUN. and when you "learn the moves" it takes WAY to long for it to "accept that you learned them".