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'''''Octopus Dance''''' is a minigame appearing in the [[Wii U]] title, ''[[Nintendo Land]]''. This rhythm-based minigame is set underwater and requires the player to flick the [[GamePad]] to perform specific dance moves to make your [[Mii]] copy those of what seems to be a lifelike port hole. Apart from motion control, the game also uses the inner camera of the Pad and displays the video it takes on the television screen <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KvF0s6O0ko]</ref>. [[Octopus (character)|Octopus]] can be seen in the background but appears to serve no cause in the game. | '''''Octopus Dance''''' is a minigame appearing in the [[Wii U]] title, ''[[Nintendo Land]]''. This rhythm-based minigame is set underwater and requires the player to flick the [[GamePad]] to perform specific dance moves to make your [[Mii]] copy those of what seems to be a lifelike port hole. Apart from motion control, the game also uses the inner camera of the Pad and displays the video it takes on the television screen <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KvF0s6O0ko]</ref>. [[Octopus (character)|Octopus]] can be seen in the background but appears to serve no cause in the game. | ||
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Octopus Dance.
Octopus Dance is a minigame appearing in the Wii U title, Nintendo Land. This rhythm-based minigame is set underwater and requires the player to flick the GamePad to perform specific dance moves to make your Mii copy those of what seems to be a lifelike port hole. Apart from motion control, the game also uses the inner camera of the Pad and displays the video it takes on the television screen [1]. Octopus can be seen in the background but appears to serve no cause in the game.
