GCM: "With the launch of the new Microsoft Kinect, gamers have two choices when it comes to dancing in front of their TV. On one hand you have the arcade, DDR-style of gameplay found in DanceMasters, and then you have the more realistic “let’s learn to dance” instructional gameplay of Dance Central. I recently had the chance to spend the post-holiday weekend checking out both games side-by-side and my findings were a bit surprising, even for me."
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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Dance Central will feature a 32 song soundtrack, custom choreography designed for VR, practice mode, customizable avatars, and competitive and cooperative online multiplayer.
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