Nintendo Life - When a genre of game saturates a market it's fair to expect that any new title coming out within that style of play must do a good impression of the leaders in the field, in the very least aping what made the forerunners successful, hopefully providing an interesting alternative.
"A brave attempt to merge the older generation of dance mat titles with modern motion controlled games, We Dance fails in most of its ambition, creating a hollow and dull experience that is only brightened by a fairly good list of tracks"
We Dance is the latest addition to the “We” series of games by Nordic Games. Boasting 40 years of music to choose from plus unique controls but does We dance have what it takes to come on top or will its fame end with the local school talent show.
Daily Joypad's Steve writes:
"Dance games are nothing new in the world of gaming, but it’s Ubisoft’s Just Dance that is the clear leader when it comes to getting us all up having a boogie. Most of its success is down to being accessible for anyone to play; including mums, dads, grannies and grandads. The only down side with Just Dance is that you can get away with very minimal effort by simply waving your arms about a bit and still score big. The solution? How about chucking in one of the old style dance mats that we all thought we had seen the back of?"
