Just Dance Orchestra (as made famous by Georges Bizet) Hit the Electro Beat (as made famous by Eiffel 65) LilDeuceDeuce featuring BlackGryph0n and TomSka The following songs appear on Just Dance 2018: Song Furthermore, the Community Remix and Mashup features were also removed.Īll online services for the Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360 versions of the game were discontinued on November 19, 2018. The Ubisoft Connect feature was removed in the PS3, and Xbox 360 versions of the game. Furthermore, the Nintendo Switch version has the "Beat Vibrations" option, which allows Joy-Con controllers vibrate to the beat. Unlike the use of a single Joy-Con controller, "Double Rumble" routines will require two Joy-Con controllers to play. The Nintendo Switch version of the game features a new "Double Rumble" mode, which uses features routines based on different professions that leverage the "HD Rumble" functionality in the console's Joy-Con controllers to provide feedback. Using 100 Mojo points will allow the ability to unlock avatars, stickers, skins, alternate routines, "Dance Lab" episodes, and additional Mojo points. The "World Dance Floor" mode has a revamped Team Battle feature, which players are randomly assigned to either the Red Team or the Blue Team, as well as seasonal rankings.Ī new feature, "Gift Machine", based on the Crank-a-Kai feature in Yo-kai Watch Dance: Just Dance Special Version, was added. The new "Dance Lab" mode features medleys of choreography representing different professions and animals, while a new "Kids Mode" was designed to provide a gameplay experience and choreography tailored towards younger players, with rainbow stars as the max rank, as akin to the "Superstar" rank in the main "Just Dance" mode. A new "Super" judgment was added between "Good" and "Perfect", as well as a "Megastar" rank, achievable at 12,000 points. In the "Just Dance" mode menu, players can activate Sweat by pressing a certain button on the controller. While the Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360 versions of the game are based on Just Dance 2015, the current-generation console versions' user interface was redesigned, which removed other additional modes except for the "World Dance Floor" to more focus on standard gameplay. See also: Gameplay of the Just Dance seriesĪs with the previous installments of the franchise, players must mimic the on-screen dancer's choreography to a chosen song using either motion controllers ( Wii Remotes on Wii and Wii U, PlayStation Move on PlayStation 3, PlayStation Camera on PlayStation 4, Kinect on Xbox 360 and One and Joy-Con on Nintendo Switch) or the game's associated Just Dance Controller app on a smartphone.
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