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O-D-C on 03 August 2011

enjoy, I even snuck in a classic gamrConnect and VGChartz quote, so pay attention : )

What is with music video games? It seems that every major player in the genre is just repeating the same mistakes; multiple games, countless expansions and rapid fire sequels are just some of the burdens that fans of music and rhythm games must endure. Dance Dance Revolution did it, Guitar Hero did it (and then some) and now, on the eve of its first expansion track pack, the same questions that plagued those series are being asked of the Just Dance series. But some hope remains, as Just Dance 2 was actually a fun and well-received game (read our review here), so is Just Dance: Summer Party the dance-off of the year or should you come up with a lame excuse to avoid the party?

http://gamrreview.vgchartz.com/review/52243/just-dance-summer-party/



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LordTheNightKnight on 03 August 2011

It's that Ubisoft doesn't see this is a real series, just a cash cow to fund the "real" games. They've actually said words to that effect.



A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.

Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs

TomaTito on 04 August 2011

I've thought the same thing before. But looking at the prices of the game online (below 20 euros), it gives a lower entry point to the series great JD2 - just under JD. So new players can jump directly to the sequel through this bonus track discs.

Either way, they've put too many of these games out. I know in this house we won't be buying this bonus track version or JD3 unless you can import the songs.



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