Hollywood needs to either stop making tie-in games for its movies, or it needs to step things up. A lot. There are a lot of great films that get crummy-to-mediocre adaptations, designed to nab as much money as possible with a minimal amount of effort. The latest example of this is In Time for the iPhone, which is so mediocre that it almost feels remarkable.
With Labor Day behind us and the kids back at school, there's only one thing left in September to look forward to: the start of the fall television season. And to go along with that new season, networks will put the names and faces of their most popular shows in every venue they can find - including the App Store. The Cleveland Show Dance Off is no exception to this marketing hype, combining a popular FOX animated show with unoriginal rhythm gameplay.