'You Know I'm No Good' as inspired by Amy Winehouse.

'Ladies Night' as inspired by Kool and the Gang.

The different songs playable in the 'Groove On' channel include: 'Groove On'Music-based minigames playable by up to four players. At the end of the game the trainer can elect to rate the student and give bonus points. Optionally, the Balance Board can be used to incorporate additional motions and positions. The trainer will choose a couple of positions or movements that the student will need to hold/do for a certain time. One player acts as a gym instructor while the other acts as a student.

The show Missfit is presented by Chuckie Morris. Missfit (2 players, balance board support) The midair tricks are done by correctly executing the Wii Remote and Nunchuk motions portrayed on-screen. Players using the optional Wii Balance Board control option will have to shift their weight side to side to steer and towards the back to accelerate. The player holds the Wii Remote like a key and turns it to steer. The objective is to pass through the gates and perform tricks when jumping off of ramps. In the sledging mini game, the player's Rabbid travels down a mountain on a gnu. 'Jam Sports' Sledging Games (1 player, balance board support) The later it airs, the more challenging it is. In each channel, games are classified by difficulty, represented as 'air time'. Each 'channel' focuses on games utilizing a particular type of control. The MinigamesThe minigames in RR: TV Party are divided into 8 different TV channels. It was notably marketed as the first videogame to allow players to play using their butts. In addition to the TV-based theme uniting all of the minigames, this game offers users the ability to include the Wii Fit Balance Board peripheral in gameplay.

Overview Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party (referred to as RR: TV Party from here forward) is an addition to the Wii-based Rayman Raving Rabbids series, following Raving Rabbids and Raving Rabbids 2.

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