Gabrielle’s Ghostly Groove Creeps Quietly Into Stores

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Natsume quietly snuck Gabrielle’s Ghostly Groove 3D for the 3DS out to stores in the U.S. today. The ghostly rhythm game stars Gabrielle, who sneezes her soul out of her body.

She then travels to Monsterville to get help, where she uses the power of dance to thrill people and gather the power she needs to re-acquire her soul.

 

Gabrielle’s Ghostly Groove also exists as a WiiWare game, titled Gabrielle’s Ghostly Groove: Monster Mix. That version of the game is more focused on using the Wii Remote to perform dance maneuvers, while the 3DS version focuses on features like fashion shows.

 


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