A big hit with the more casually inclined of gamers, Just Dance 4 shook up the events of Ubisoft's conference with a performance from Jason Derulo and some very big fans of the series as well. Even though the predominant amount of people who tuned in to watch the conference will care little for Just Dance, its presence on the floor merely illustrates just how popular the series is with the general public as a whole, with its appeal reaching far beyond what titles like Assassin's Creed and Rainbow Six can achieve. The big reveal for the franchise this evening was the implementation of Just Dance Unlimited - a streaming service that allows players to experience new music and dances to expand the vanilla game when it releases. (At the cost of a subscription of course) Dancers can opt out of this experience however, as the main game will come pre-packaged with a plethora of chart-topping tunes to get down to that weren't featured in previous releases. Happy gamers can get dancing this October 22nd, and can even use their smartphone instead of a camera add-on to join in too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vgtj-p8etus
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