A Wii U version is also in development.
Another Just Dance game is in development and it's coming to Wii, Xbox 360 Kinect, and PlayStation 3 Move this October. A Wii U version is also being made and will be released during the Wii U's launch window. Just Dance 4 will have more than 40 new songs to dance to, including Pop, Hip-Hop, R&B, Rock, Country and Funk.
The Kinect dance title is returning for a third year in a row.
Dance Central 3 was presented at the Microsoft E3 Media Briefing with Usher doing a mini concert for the crowd. After the lights dimmed and the dancers returned backstage, we got some details about the game in the form of a press release and trailer. Most importantly, the Kinect dance title will be released this fall.
Coming this Fall to your nearest classroom.
Available now for the Xbox 360 to be played exclusively with Kinect.
Dance 'til you drop in Country Dance All Stars. To be played only with Kinect.
Two new bundles with PlayStation Move are coming just in time for the holidays.
The first bundle includes the PlayStation Move, PlayStation Eye camera, Sports Champions and Medieval Moves: Deadmund's Quest. It'll retail for $99.99. Sports Champions is a title in the vein of Wii Sports and allows players to compete in various challenge events like Archery, Volleyball, and Gladiator Duel. Medieval Moves is an action-adventure game in which you use the Move to sword fight, shoot arrows and fling throwing stars.
Games plus SWAG makes us happy.
Ubisoft will be bringing the big guns with it to the New York Comic Con later this week. In addition to showing off some of their hotly anticipated titles, Ubisoft will also be running a series of promotions and incentives for their key franchises.
Justin and Jeremy break it down to Hey Ya on Just Dance 2.
Sing and Dance to the hits by the Swedish sensation
Ubisoft revealed ABBA: You Can Dance for the Nintendo Wii today. Developed by Ubisoft Paris, Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Bucharest, the title will include 26 songs, including "Dancing Queen", "Waterloo", and "Mamma Mia", for four players to dance and two players to sing along to. The will have choreography and stages inspired by the groups live appearances and music videos.
