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November 2010
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The editors liked
Improved fitness modes
Smooth learning curve
Kinect works well
The editors didn't like
Scaled back multiplayer
Initial song variety
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Published: 2014-09-25, Author: Miranda , review by: in.ign.com
Improved fitness modes, Smooth learning curve, Kinect works well
Scaled back multiplayer, Initial song variety
Dance Central Spotlight takes advantage of Kinect 2.0 to better identify players' movements and creates a more seamless co-op experience. Though it feels like it moves a step back in the series' multiplayer potential, the hundreds of dance moves, great pr...
Abstract: Like Wii and PlayStation Move, Kinect is perfectly suited to the dance and rhythm genre. Unlike its competitor’s motion-sensing products though, Kinect hosts the technology to take things to a whole new level and leave the others flagging behind. For t...
It won’t turn gamers into dancers, but it will give a great deal of entertainment to those who will let it. And this is no doubt the last we’ve seen of Dance Central, so perhaps our minor issues will be sorted in the future. 8.4/10Print this pageCommen...
Abstract: If you’re a Kinect owner but have yet to lay hands on a copy of Dance Central or Dance Central 2, you’re really doing yourself a disservice as an owner of that particular accessory. However, if you’ve held out until now for whatever reason, Dance Centr...
Abstract: With the launch of the new Microsoft Kinect, gamers have two choices when it comes to dancing in front of their TV. On one hand you have the arcade, DDR-style of gameplay found in DanceMasters, and then you have the more realistic “let’s learn to dance...
Abstract: Have you ever been to a bar or a club and saw people dancing and decided to become a wallflower rather than join in on the festivities? Perhaps you have witnessed entertaining dance sequences at a wedding, but only opted to join in on the slow dances ...
