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Just Dance Gets Elementary With Kids Title
The music/rhythm game Just Dance has made Ubisoft truckloads of money this last year, so it’s not surprising that the company is trying to cash in on the property by expanding the series in different directions. It looks like the first offshoot will be a kid-friendly title, appropriately called Just Dance Kids.
Just Dance Kids will includes a variety of kid-pop tunes such as “Holiday,” “Naturally,” and “One Time,” and it will feature over 40 dance moves created by professional choreographers and led by real kids. If this is your bag, you can look forward to catching the hot potato this November. Check out the new screens below.
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