The game is goofy fun, so girls just want to have fun. So those publishers should have asked Ciny Lauper.

But seriously, too many people in the gaming industry are stuck on this notion that people want photo realism and lots of cut scenes, and for all we know, all demographics prefer fun, just developers seem to forget how to do tha without loading on the other things.

Word of mouth - this game is fun, and people tell other people that it's fun. That works better than reviews.

You know I was at first skeptical dismissing it as another piece of shovelware, boy how wrong was I when I got to try it out. It's got to be one of the funnest games I've encountered last year, it was just brilliant fun for goofing around with friends, I've recorded a friend of mine dancing to Toxic by Britney Spears, he was not happy trololollolool.

Not really. I think as poorly of most reviewers as the next vgchartz forum dweller, but for the overwhelming part they are not into critique of games as art.

They review the games like other people reviews bikes or cars: as products. And just like in magazines and websites of cars' and bikes' geeks they are mostly self-referential in their assessment of design and values offered by the products, and often out of touch with what an "outsider" would find good in them. Just Dance was a game that was poorly reviewed, not because it was not art, but because these bike geeks found fatal flaws in it that marred its fun factor -flaws that were apparently immaterial to most bike users.

Still, this has zero to do with art vs fun, only with different frames of reference and value assessment.

i think women want everything and last week at that

yeah i love watching fit girls dance and jump about thanks ubi

on topic

i don't really understand what you are saying,what are you comparing

are you just complaining or crowing?

I have played all 3 games at some time or another. The first Just Dance was terrible, I have no idea how it was a hit. I was obviously low-budget and the scoring didn't make any sense. The Michael Jackson game was a huge hit at Christmas and Just Dance 2 seemed to fix the problems Just Dance 1 had, those two could actually be considered games.

The first one was aimed at people who don't care about scores and just want to move and get a workout to some songs they know. Finally people could buy a 2nd game to go along with their wii fit. I don't think that Ubisoft even expected it to be as big of a hit at is was since they had such a small budget for it.

that makes the players more sad

Maybe you should just start visiting handbags.com for your video game reviews or something.

from what i seen the game was marketed perfectly