- October 16, 2012
- Harmonix Music Systems
Dance Central 3
NOT EVEN THE MACARENA CAN DETRACT FROM DANCE CENTRAL 3'S INFINITE JOY
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About
"Dance Central 3" is the third installment of the popular motion-controlled dance game series, exclusively for Kinect on Xbox 360. It offers both single-player and multi-player modes, allowing players to dance to a wide variety of popular music tracks with a sci-fi musical twist. With improved features, engaging gameplay, and a huge music library, players can experience the ultimate dance party at home.










- Great for family fun and exercise, with a variety of songs and dance moves.
- Accurate body movement tracking enhances the dancing experience compared to other dance games.
- Engaging for all ages, providing entertainment and fitness benefits.
- Some users experienced issues with scratched or damaged discs upon delivery.
- Limited song choices compared to previous versions, leading to some disappointment.
- The game can be challenging for younger players due to the complexity of dance moves.
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22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music aspect of the game receives mixed reviews, with many players appreciating the variety and fun of the song selection, particularly for pop fans and casual exercise. While some users feel that the quality of the songs could be improved, others enjoy the diverse and up-to-date tracks available for dancing. Overall, the music enhances the gameplay experience, making it entertaining for both solo and multiplayer modes.
“I would highly recommend this for people who are fans of pop songs and want to do some casual fun exercise.”
“As a cardio workout, it won't get boring, repetitive or require drive and discipline; on the contrary, it's just fun and you'll look forward to dancing to the songs you like.”
“The song list is big and varied, some of them old school.”
“We just needed more song choices.”
“Yes, the songs are not that great but the story settings and overall fitness benefits will highly recommend this video game.”
“I preferred the songs from DC2, but besides that, it's better in every regard.”