- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Release Date: Apr 12, 2011
- Also On: 3DS, DS, iPhone/iPad, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, PSP, Wii
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6.2
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 24 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 15 out of 24
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Mixed: 2 out of 24
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Negative: 7 out of 24
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Apr 18, 20117
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Apr 14, 20118There's only one question you need to ask yourself before considering this as a purchase: Do you like his music? If the answer is yes, what is available in this dance title will be more than enough to satisfy your moonwalking dreams. However, If you aren't a huge Jacko fan, there's little in this package to dissuade you from picking up the older, but more polished Dance Central.
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Apr 14, 20113
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Apr 20, 20119
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Apr 21, 20117I like this game!... music, graphics and animation are good. The Kinect controls make this game feeling so realistic like Fitness evolved. The game is easy and is for casual gamers only but is very very fun.
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May 13, 201110
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May 18, 20114Kinda disappointed with this game. It is fun 2 dance like Mj on the kinect however the gameplay is too easy and the dance moves are dumb down too much for me.The kinect does a gud job of being responsive however the game is very flawed. Please release a patch to fix this and this game will be much better.
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Jun 28, 20115
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Nov 25, 20110
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Dec 30, 20118
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Aug 2, 20127
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Dec 12, 201180With its focus on fun over competition-like accuracy, this is the first dancing game to grab and hold my attention beyond just a couple of songs. Plus, the soundtrack is just plain hard to top.
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Oct 20, 201168This game isn't a Thriller. It's actually much closer to Bad. The motion controls aren't as Smooth as Criminal and the low difficulty level makes me stop before I get enough. The way this game makes me feel is somewhat mixed, because The Experience is occasionally fun replacement for aerobic. If a game made from the King of Pop generates to an muscle exercise, does it do justice for the memory of a legend? [May 2011]
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Jun 27, 201170Fans will still find the game fun, because the dances are going to either impress with their novelty or their nostalgia factor, and because the Kinect gets this game a lot closer to what it should've been all along.