A fun twist on "High School Musical 2".

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In 1966, Milton Bradley came up with a novel idea for a new game: Instead of using tokens on a game board, why not use the players' bodies as pieces and have them bend and stretch in challenging positions? They weren't sure the game was going to fly with the American public, until the nation caught sight of Johnny Carson and Eva Gabor engaged in a rollicking round on the "Tonight Show." The rest, as they say, is history.

In striving to keep the game fresh for more than 40 years, Twister has undergone a few facelifts. The Twister Moves version combines the original concept with dancing and music. Players use a color-coded dance mat and follow the instructions of a virtual DJ. The latest installment includes four songs...