Medleys and fitness options are now a part of the game. Provides a good workout. Up to eight players can take part
New songs are a little pricey. Nothing to unlock
The sequel to Just Dance is everything the first game should have been. With routines, additional songs and downloadable content, the entertainment and embarrassment factor of this game is high....
Scoring is broken, While Just Dance was a huge hit for the Nintendo Wii, it would be stretching the truth to say that it was a game as the word is generally used. While games can be won by skill or luck, Just Dance could not really be won by either, owing to a scoring system that seemed almost oblivious to the player’s movements. Now, Just Dance 2 has come out. It is not much more of a game
Abstract: Just Dance 2 by Ubisoft on the Nintendo Wii os for every fan of dance, dance games or anybody who says that they can’t dance. You will be pleasantly surprised how well you might do.First, let’s start with the soundtrack, because honestly, the music cho...
Hilarious choreography, Eclectic song list, Great fun in multiplayer.
Not much fun on your own, No career mode or unlockables.
It's not deep, but excellent music, inspired choreography, and improved visuals make Just Dance 2 a fun multilplayer experience....
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Published: 2010-10-26, Author: Mark , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: While Just Dance felt like a half-finished game, its sequel, Just Dance 2, feels much more complete. It takes the core dancing experience that made the original such fun and adds a ton of new features, including new modes, much improved visuals, and a ...
Abstract: Just Dance 2 understands the platform and the audience as it looks to extend the success of the first game. Original interpretations of each song match strong presentation to create a technically compelling game for casual and hardcore gamers alike....
It all comes down, really, to whether you actually like to dance. If you don't, Just Dance 2 will hardly change your mind. Oddly enough though, liking games and liking to dance aren't mutually exclusive, and if – herein lies the rub – you hang out with...
Abstract: Let’s get this out the way right now: I don’t dance, don’t know the name of a single dance step, and though I used to groove to the Grateful Dead and other jam bands back in my younger years, I have little interest in the art form outside of watching e...
