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Boogie Woogie Bowling came out for the Sega Genesis, though I don't recall the developer offhand. It was one of those quirky, late-era titles that felt like it was trying something different on the console, leaning into a weird party vibe when most games were getting more serious or complex.

You control a bowler at the end of a lane, aiming to knock down all the pins before a timer runs out. The main twist is that the pins aren't stationary; they dance and shuffle around to the beat of the music, making timing your shot a real challenge. You also have to contend with obstacles like moving bumpers and disco balls that can deflect your shot entirely. The pace is frantic, and the difficulty ramps up quickly as the music gets faster. It feels like a chaotic, rhythmic puzzle more than a traditional sports game.