Just Dance 2017 Is Bringing New Songs To The World Of Dance
Crazy out there visuals and a very danceable music selection can only mean one thing, Just Dance is back and in the latest installment it is bringing hot new tracks and classics to gamers around the world.
The game is hitting all current platforms Wii, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PC and next year will launch on Nintendo NX. That massive list of platforms is a good thing because, Just Dance 2017 is set to offerthe most diverse tracklist with more than 40 new songs, and access to over 200 more through Just Dance Unlimited, the dance-on-demand streaming service. Songs range from the hottest hits like “Sorry” by Justin Bieber and “Worth It” by Fifth Harmony Ft. Kid Ink, to classic favorites like “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen, and quirky, off-the-wall experiences like “Po Pi Po” by Hatsune Miku. Everyone will find something to groove to in Just Dance 2017.
Just like last years game, players will be able to use Wii remotes, PlayStation move, Kinect cameras or their mobile phone to play the game.
The first tracks revealed at E3 include:
- “Sorry” – Justin Bieber
- “DADDY” – Psy Ft. CL of 2NE1
- “Cheap Thrills” – Sia Ft. Sean Paul
- “Lean On” – Major Lazer Ft. MØ & DJ Snake
- “Worth It” – Fifth Harmony Ft. Kid Ink
- “Don’t Stop Me Now” – Queen
- “PoPiPo” – Hatsune Miku
- “Radical” – Dyro & Dannic
- “El Tiki” – Maluma
- “September” – Equinox Stars
- “What Is Love” – Ultraclub 90
“Our goal has always been to make the entire world dance. With 60 million copies sold to date, more than 118 million dancers worldwide, and Just Dance 2017 on the way, we’re closer than ever to achieving that goal,” said Marine de La Seiglière, Executive Producer. “We’re proud of finding ways of adapting the Just Dance experience to fit the devices our players already own and the ways that they naturally consume content today, whether it’s on their phones or through on-demand services.”
Just Dance 2017 is set to release this October for the platforms listed above and NX next year.
Luke Henderson
