DPad writes:
"With the party season upon us, now felt like the perfect time to take a look at a game that had previously slipped under the D+PAD radar – namely Dance Central 3. When first launched, the Dance Central games were instant system-sellers, especially for people with no shame when performing in front of the three unblinking robot eyes of the Kinect. Assessing games of this type can be difficult as they’re often incremental in nature; the latest instalment of Dance Central does bring some changes to the formula however, some welcome and some not, and then of course there’s the soundtrack – a vital element to the appeal of any game of this type. So, does Dance Central 3 bring the funk or is it more junk?"
With Xbox 360 and a Kinect peripheral now cheap as chips, I finally got down with my funky self with Dance Central.
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