According to a recent gameplaytoday.com article by Austin Cox, Nordic Games has recently confirmed that the We Dance game will have support for up to 4 players dancing at the same time. As mentioned in our previous article, the We Dance game will feature a total of 40 dance tracks.

The We Dance game does include warm-up sessions, for those that don’t really want to throw themselves into the main game right away. There’s also a Dance School feature, which provides players with tutorials so they can learn both the hand movements and dance steps for each song.

Each track also comes with a star rating, giving players an idea of how difficult each song is. Once players have completed their routines they will receive performance statistics, which helps them to learn and develop their moves. The game also features leaderboards.

Besides the main game, We Dance also comes with three Party Game modes: ‘Pose,’ ‘Jump’ and ‘Step.’ Although we don’t have details on a full track list at this stage, the publisher says that it will be announced in the coming weeks. Do you like the sound of the We Dance game?

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The game in question is We Dance, which according to Dominic Sacco over at mcvuk.com is an extension of the publisher’s We Sing series. Although we don’t have a specific release date at this stage, we do know that the game will be hitting stores sometime in May.

We Dance will feature a total of 40 licensed tunes, which span over four decades of music. The game will feature a blend of pop, rock, disco, drum ‘n’ bass and rap songs, along with original music videos and their own professionally choreographed dance moves.

Gamers will be able to play the We Dance game by using just the Wii Remote, Nordic Games’ Star Mat peripheral or a mixture of the two. Consumers can purchase the We Dance game just on its own, or bundled together with either one or two Star Mats.

This isn’t the first time that Nordic Games has ventured into the dance genre, as they’ve also released Dance Party Club Hits and Dance Party Pop Hits on both Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 2 back in 2009. Do you think it will be stiff competition for the Just Dance game?

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