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Just Dance 3 track list revealed

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Just Dance 3 boasts a toe-tapping total of 49 musical tracks, Ubisoft has announced. It launches today on Wii and Xbox 360.

The list is a diverse medley of music, from pop group Brahms' Hungarian Dance no. 5 to Venus by classical composer Bananarama.

Bizarrely, fictional popstar Robin Sparkles' breakthrough hit Let's Go to the Mall is also included - all of which will make no sense unless you've watched US sitcom How I Met Your Mother.

The Kinect version of Just Dance 3 contains an additional two tracks on top of the list below, while a Special Edition for both Wii and Kinect includes a further couple on top of that.

A Move-compatible version arrives 9th December for PlayStation 3.

Previously only available on Wii, the Just Dance franchise has sold more than 15 million copies.

This year has already seen Just Dance 2 standalone follow-ups Extra Songs and Just Dance Kids hit shop shelves.

Just Dance 3 full track list:

2 Unlimited - "No Limit"
African Ladies - "Pata Pata"
a-ha - "Take On Me"
Anja - "Dance All Nite"
Bananarama - "Venus"
Bollywood Rainbow - "Kurio ko uddah le jana"
Brahms by Just Dance Classical Orchestra - "Hungarian Dance No. 5"
Cee Lo Green - "Forget You"
Countdown Mix Masters - "Beautiful Liar"
Daft Punk - "Da Funk"
Danny Elfman - "This is Halloween"
Donna Summer - "I Feel Love"
Dr. Creole - "Baby Zouk"
Duck Sauce - "Barbra Streisand"
Girls Aloud - "Jump (For My Love)"
Groove Century - "Boogie Wonderland"
Gwen Stefani - "What You Waiting For?"
Inspector Marceau - "The Master Blaster"
Janelle Monae - "Tightrope (Solo Version)"
Jessie J featuring B. o.B - "Price Tag"
Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg - "California Gurls"
Kiss - "I Was Made For Lovin' You"
Konshens - "Jamaican Dance"
Latino Sunset - "Mamasita"
Laura Bell Bundy - "Giddy On Up (Giddy On Out)"
Lena Meyer-Landrut - Satellite
Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way
LMFAO featuring Lauren Bennett and GoonRock - "Party Rock Anthem"
Madness - "Night Boat To Cairo"
MIKA - "Lollipop"
Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland - "Promiscuous"
Pointer Sisters - "I'm So Excited"
Queen - "Crazy Little Thing Called Love"
Reggaeton Storm - "Boom"
Rita Mitsouko - Marcia Baila
Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman - "Somethin' Stupid"
Robin Sparkles - Let's Go To The Mall
Scissor Sisters - "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'"
Sentai Express - Spectronizer
Sweat Invaders - "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)"
Taio Cruz - "Dynamite"
The Black Eyed Peas - "Pump It"
The Buggles - "Video Killed The Radio Star"
The Chemical Brothers - "Hey Boy Hey Girl"
The Girly Team - "Baby One More Time"
The London Theatre Orchestra & Cast - "Think"
The Sugarhill Gang - "Apache (Jump On It)"
Tommy Sparks - "She's Got Me Dancing"
Wilson Pickett - "Land of 1000 Dances"

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Beginner Tips Every Just Dance 2022 Player Needs

The game that promises to keep everyone dancing makes a return once again with Just Dance 2022, the latest installment of the ever-popular dance rhythm video game series by Ubisoft. The series continues to prove successful for the company, even besting some of its recent Triple-A titles.

A lot of that success can be attributed to the games' broad appeal and relatively low learning curve, meaning that just about anyone with a passing interest in music or dancing can give it a shot. Not much has changed since 2021, so veteran players should have no trouble navigating its menus and loading up any of the newly added songs. But for anyone planning to try out the game for the first time, or after a long break from the series, here are a few things worth keeping in mind.

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Updated January 20, 2022, by Michael Abayomi: Just Dance 2022 continues to provide entertainment and exercise for fans young and old. We've updated this list to include two additional entries that should help both new and returning players get a hang of those trickier dance routines even faster.

7/7 Available Platforms

One of the first things anyone looking to get into Just Dance 2022 should know is on what platforms the game is available. Like most years, the latest installment of Just Dance is available to play on just about every modern console and gaming service. These include the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Google Stadia. Wii owners have been left out though as support for the Nintendo Wii was dropped with last year's release of Just Dance 2021.

Each platform offers its own unique advantages, like portability on the Nintendo Switch for example, and the ability to take the game with you anywhere you go. The game is still not available on PC for whatever reason though, unless you're willing to settle for Just Dance Now instead, their cloud-based subscription service that works with smartphones and an internet browser, and offers a vast library of past Just Dance hits for players to dance to.

6/7 The Song List

Players of Just Dance 2022 should definitely take the time to familiarize themselves with the list of songs that come with the game. After all, a new Just Dance game is just as good as the songs on its playlist. Thankfully, Just Dance 2022 comes packed with quite a few bangers. These include recent hits like Save Your Tears (Remix) by The Weeknd & Ariana Grande, and Levitating by Dua Lipa, to older classics like Buttons by The Pussycat Dolls and Rock Your Body by Justin Timberlake. There are 46 songs in total, including 5 regional exclusives.

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And for those players craving even more songs, they'll be pleased to find out that the game comes with a one-month free trial of Just Dance Unlimited (another one of their subscription services) that includes over 700 songs from past games and elsewhere. If you've happened to listen to pop radio or the Top 40 charts anytime within the past two decades, then chances are you should recognize quite a few of them. The best part is that the game offers a nice mix of songs and genres - from rock to pop and even South African house music - ensuring that all types of music lovers will find songs to immediately gravitate towards.

5/7 The Different Editions

Aside from being available across multiple platforms, Just Dance 2022 also has two different editions for players to choose from. There is the standard edition which costs $49.99 at launch and comes with 40+ songs, as well as the one-month free trial of Just Dance Unlimited mentioned above. Then there is the deluxe edition which retails for $59.99 at launch.

The main difference between both versions, aside from sporting slightly different cover art, is that the deluxe edition comes with four months of Just Dance Unlimited. That is the one-month free trial from the standard edition, as well as an additional three months subscription valued at $9.99. There are additional renewal options for Just Dance Unlimited at $3.99 for one month and $24.99 for a full year. It is worth noting that an internet connection will be required to use the service, since the songs are streamed over the internet, as opposed to played from a disc or hard drive like the ones that come with the base game.

4/7 The Controller Options

Just Dance 2022 is a rhythm game and as such, the game is played primarily through motion controls. This means that PlayStation players would want to have a PlayStation Camera handy, while Nintendo Switch players will need to use their left or right joy-cons. Players on the former can take advantage of the peripheral's more accurate, full-body tracking.

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Xbox Series S and X players on the other hand might have to fish out their old Kinect sensor bars to join in on the fun, because not only does the game not offer support for traditional controllers, it also doesn't allow them to use any other type of camera. Thankfully, all versions can also be played with a compatible smartphone, using the Just Dance Controller app available on the Apple Store and Google Play Store. Though it is worth noting that Nintendo Switch users will still require a joy-con to get past the game's start screen, even if they intend to use their smartphones to play during the actual songs and dance routines.

3/7 The Different Modes

Just Dance 2022 has no shortage of game modes available for players to choose from, which can be quite daunting for newbies. The good news though is that it gives an option to dive right in with a randomized playlist in the Quickplay Mode. For anyone looking to explore the other available options, the game has quite a few.

There is the Co-op Mode, where up to six players can play together locally, using supported peripherals and smartphones. Then there is the World Dance Floor, where you can play with other players around the world in a tournament-styled competition. Sweat Mode is geared towards fitness buffs, and it lets you start your own routine and track the calories burnt along the way. And then there is the Kids Mode, which, as the name suggests, is geared towards children with family-friendly songs and simpler routines.

2/7 Song Difficulty

As was the case with previous entries in the series, Just Dance 2022 has a number of songs for players to choose from. But not all of those songs are created equally. Parents will be pleased to know that younger players have a kid-friendly playlist of songs with simplified dance routines that shouldn't cause them too much frustration.

But for everyone else, they might want to be mindful of their chosen song's difficulty, which can be seen on the song selection screen. There are alternative dance routines for some of the songs that turn them into full-blown workouts, so it is best to avoid them until you are ready to break a sweat. Those looking for an even greater challenge can also unlock an extreme mode on certain songs once they've racked up enough points, which can effectively turn a previously-mastered song into a gauntlet of skill and endurance.

1/7 Practice Makes Perfect

The key to mastery in Just Dance 2022 comes with taking the time to learn the various dance routines. The good news is that most of them have repeating movements that are generally easy to follow. But knowing when to expect them can be quite tricky the first time around.

This is where practice comes in, as you'll grow more familiar with the ebb and flow of each song and its routine the more times you go over them. There is no shortcut to putting in that practice, unfortunately, at least if you intend to stop flailing about awkwardly each time you miss another move which you should have seen coming a mile away. Acquiring the skills needed to dance to each song like one of the pros is relatively straightforward, you'll just need to put in the time and effort.

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‎Just Dance Now

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Enjoy the best Just Dance songs anywhere!

Every day you get 1 free song! Dance to over 700 songs from around the world, including some of the best songs from the full version of Just Dance 2022.

Super-popular songs with great choreography await you, as well as the hottest hits from chart-topping artists:
• "BOOMBAYAH" by BLACKPINK
• "Ice Cream" by BLACKPINK x Selena Gomez
• "I Am the Best" (내가 제일 잘 나가) by 2NE1
• "Bangarang" by Skrillex Ft. Sirah
• "Don't Go Yet" by Camila Cabello
• "Levitating" by Dua Lipa
• "Happier Than Ever" by Billie Eilish
• "Mood" by 24kGoldn Ft. iann dior
• "Run the World (Girls)" by Beyoncé
• "Rock Your Body" by Justin Timberlake
• "Judas" by Lady Gaga
• "Sua Cara" by Major Lazer Ft. Anitta & Pabllo Vittar
• "China" by Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G Ft. Ozuna, J Balvin
• "Chandelier" by Sia
• "Save Your Tears" by The Weeknd & Ariana Grande
• "Believer" by Imagine Dragons

Enjoy the ultimate Just Dance experience:
• Quick launch: just a couple of taps and you're already dancing to your favorite songs.
• Communication: show the world how you can dance and show your friends your Dancer Card.
• New: New songs and exclusive content are waiting for you every month.
• Customizable: create your own playlist of your favorite songs.
• Apple HealthKit: See how many calories you've burned on Just Dance Now right from your Apple HealthKit dashboard.
• The spirit of the competition: hit the dance floor for the title of dancer of the week and top the standings.

Enjoy all the benefits of the full game:
• Total immersion: rock the dance floor and show off your best dance moves to the world. Incredible dance experience right on your smartphone!
• Genres: Choose from a variety of songs from a wide variety of genres, including EDM, K-pop, pop, rock, Latino and timeless classics.
• Content: Dance to over 700 of the best songs from around the world. The catalog is constantly updated!
• Quality: We only add top hits to the game that hit the top of the world charts. The choreography is optimized specifically for your personal dance floor. Great playlists and collections are added every week!
• Innovation: Keep yourself fit, have fun and enjoy the bouncy beats in your favorite arcade style.
• Parties: Play alone or join online competitions, become the dancer of the week and get your minute of fame in the app. Play for yourself or fight for a place at the top - it's up to you!
• Originality: Now you don't need a gym membership or equipment to keep fit.

The best application for dancing and training! There are no analogues to this music application. Mini-dance floor, which is always at hand. Keep fit by dancing to your favorite songs! Learn the moves and train - become the star of the dance floor!

Just Dance Now is a product of Ubisoft Entertainment, a world-renowned developer and publisher of award-winning video games (including AAA). This is a guarantee that the game features a unique, carefully crafted gameplay that you won't find in the mobile app market. Dance to the beat of over 700 licensed hits from around the world. Hot new items appear in the game regularly!

Ready to dance till you drop with Just Dance?

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Version 5.7.1

• Dance to new Just Dance 2022 exclusive songs in Just Dance Now!
• Improved performance and fixed bugs.

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I bought a song and got ready to dance, but they write to me that something went wrong! Well, they took the money! They took it, but I didn’t dance!!! The songs are paid! about it! You just spoiled my whole impression, I'm sure that there will be those who will understand and support me!👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

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Why did you remove the ability to buy songs forever and connect to Facebook?
Really now Just Dance Now is now completely donated, why worsen the game, the new interface looks cool, I want to be able to buy songs forever, and not spend 100 coins every time and play the same 3 free songs.

Greed in its purest form

Pay per song every time? Coins that are so hard to earn? No thanks. I'd rather just dance to the music. Without your application, which is built on donation.

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Ubisoft Squeeze Out the Sweat and Money - Just Dance 2021 Review

While EA Sports is churning out sports sims, Ubisoft continues to re-release console-based digital house party attraction Just Dance. The new version of the rhythm game turned out to be bright, dynamic and really exciting... that is, absolutely the same as the previous part of the series. We explain why you should think carefully before buying Just Dance 2021.

The Just Dance series started back in 2009 and has attracted a huge audience even outside of arcade clubs and Dance Dance Revolution. The main reason for the success of the franchise was the simplicity of the gameplay, which the name itself hints at - “Just Dance”, which everyone can handle in one way or another. In general, everything is so, but it’s still worth explaining what the game is.

Dancing is my element

As you might guess, the essence of Just Dance is dancing, or rather, trying to repeat the most diverse steps behind the dancers on the screen. The system tracks movements using a camera or device in the player's hand and awards points for accuracy. The gameplay formula is extremely simple, but it is quite addictive if you find the right tracks, the company and the strength to get up from the couch.

You can use an ordinary smartphone with a gyroscope as a "gamepad" in Just Dance - no additional accessories are required here, although the developers could have gone this way. Of course, in this case, in order to get high marks in the game, it is enough just to move one hand, but in the process, you still involuntarily begin to dance with the rest of the body.

Just Dance looks especially organic on the Nintendo Switch, which seems to have been created for home entertainment in a small company. With this console, you don’t even need a smartphone to play - basic Joy-Cons will be enough. In addition to the precise gyroscope, these controllers are equipped with special straps: believe me, even if your palms never sweat, launching a gamepad or smartphone directly into the TV while dancing is very, very simple.

With its overall uncomplicated gameplay and great combination of music, games, and light activity, Just Dance is suitable for just about everyone. In addition to the standard mode, there is a fitness interface that counts calories burned instead of points for accurate dance performance, as well as a children's section with simple movements, cartoon style and cartoon songs. This series does not need more - it would seem.

Only dancing and you

All of the above applies to Just Dance 2021, which is great. The series has been consistently entertaining high-profile companies for more than ten years, making those who want to lose weight effortlessly sweat and trying to diversify E3 with mass dances. But there is one problem, or rather, there are already at least three of them - starting from version 2019The franchise hasn't changed much in years.

It is clear that dancing in a playful way, and even with the slogan “Just dance”, is difficult to diversify, but even a new interface would be very useful. I was extremely disappointed when I redeemed my Ubisoft key, loaded the game, skipped the colorful splash screen, and returned to Just Dance 2019.

The only interesting new feature is the Quick Play feature available on the main screen of the game. Thanks to her, you can not delve into a huge library of songs and playlists, but simply dance to a randomly selected song, but this works until the first inappropriate track. It would be great if the game immediately offered options from five different selections and did not rush the user with a ten-second countdown.

In this regard, the comparison with EA Sports simulators is the most accurate. Year after year, Just Dance fans get the same game - FIFA fans at least try to improve the physics of the ball and give digital football players a human look. But Just Dance could well have simple rhythm games in the Mario Party format, a Dance Dance Revolution-style mode with a special carpet as an additional accessory, or even creative modes with the ability to independently select movements, at least for children's songs. There are a lot of options, use Ubisoft.

And the music drives you crazy

As a result, when buying Just Dance 2021, owners of at least one previous game in the series pay ₽3,990 for 40 new songs and a month of Unlimited subscription, which gives access to an expanded music library. Given that the same amount can pay for more than two years of subscription in the previous version of Just Dance, the offer is at least not very profitable. Unless someone urgently needed a couple of songs by Billy Eilish, BLACKPINK or The Weeknd right here and now.

Just Dance 2021's list of basic tracks does have some popular songs, but in most cases they either sound too monotonous or not suitable for dancing at all - at least not in the format of the game. For example, in this part of the series there are two versions of Without Me by Eminem at once, but in both cases you want to listen more than dance.

I'm not the biggest fan of dancing, so I was helped to test Just Dance 2021 by a small company, the female half of which knows almost the entire Ultimate library by heart. Even for them, there were only a few interesting options in the new selection of tracks - let alone the male part: we quickly became disillusioned with dancing to Eminem and returned to the cult Dragostea Din Tei from O-Zone, The Bremen Town Musicians and The Sun in Hands.

Going back to the FIFA parallel, Just Dance 2020 just had a little roster update. At the same time, Ubisoft updates the Ultimate library quite often, including tracks from the latest installments. Under such conditions, the entire series should have switched to a shareware model with a subscription a long time ago, because the new annual versions make less and less sense.

No more parties

It's quite possible that Just Dance is heading towards the game-service format. It currently has three free tracks that are technically an Ultimate subscription. By the way, recently they included a new song from the virtual band K/DA from League of Legends. Ubisoft could expand this collection to the same 40 songs, and give the rest only for money.

In such a system, Ultimate could become a kind of Xbox Game Pass with constant track rotations. If you add to this the ability to buy tracks individually or in whole sets, Ubisoft would certainly get even more than from annual re-releases. Just imagine how much circulation an add-on with a dozen BTS songs would sell - it becomes scary.