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#review Only the juggernaut that is Pizza Hut would have the balls to spend millions of dollars on post-Super Bowl advertising to introduce the world to its version of the tiny pizzas they sell in the Wal-Mart freezer section for a dollar apiece. They aren't bad, but your time to really enjoy them is quickly running out. More »

Because nothing says "the future of gaming" like a film from 1978, publisher 505 Games announced a release date for Grease for PlayStation Move and Kinect...

Greased Lightnin' hits store shelves just in time for the end of summer lovin' and the start of the school year at Rydell High.

White hot screens.

A video Part 1 of "The Pink Lady Diaries".

Get ready for summer lovin'.

You've used your Wii Balance Board to exercise, ski, hula hoop and snowboard. Soon, you'll have the opportunity to use the peripheral in the manner God intended: To do the Hand Jive Hop. According to a press release from publisher 505 Games, Grease: The Game will allow two teams of four players to fight for "musical domination" using two USB microphones and the Balance Board. Oh, man. We've got chills, and we'll be entirely damned if they're not multiplying.

The board will be used for Grease's many minigames, which include T-Bird racing, carnival games, and singing to the title's 16-song soundtrack. Not mentioned in the presser is the minigame where you take a nice, sweet-natured young girl and transform her into a spandex-clad hussy. We'll find out if that one made the cut when the game launches on Wii and DS in September.

#wii What better way to capture the splendor of the leather-clad, hip shaking of Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta in Grease than with a game for the Wii? By making sure that the game forces you allows you to use two microphones and a Wii Balanace Board while playing it, that's how! If only they could figure out a use for the Vitality Sensor. More »

Hey remember back in July of 2009 when 505 Games announced it would release a video game version of beloved terrible musical Grease? Remember how it described the things that would be in that game? Well today, around eight months later, 505 has revealed who it has chosen to design that game. ... Wow, this is a really nice cart, what with all the flame decals and pink paint, but what's your ducktail-sporting horse doing all the way back there? ... Get it? Cart before the horse? ... Nothing?

Since we've come this far we might as well tell you that the DS version is being developed by Big Head Games and the Wii version by Zoë Mode, as if there was any doubt.

Big Head Games and Zoe Mode to duet on development of Grease for Nintendo Wii and DS.