Dance Central 3 is a great continuation of the series and with Harmonix shifting the focus to the multiplayer mode, it's a better party game than ever before. Don't lose hope if you prefer to play friendless, however, as they've also added a pretty awesome single player campaign that will have you...

Great Third Installment for New and Old Fans; In-depth Story Mode is Corny Fun; New Multiplayer Modes Add Replayability

Still No Online Multiplayer; Arguably Weaker Track List; Not A Whole Lot of Challenge for Veteran Players

Moves fly fast and furious in Dance Central 3 - there's little question that the latest game in this popular Kinect franchise has been overhauled to accommodate serious dancers.

+ Impressive scope that amply covers party, casual, and hardcore dance fan-types, + Mind-blowing, addictive choreography, + Delightfully goofy Story mode; expanded variety of multiplayer options

? Can more developers please offer easter eggs (and Achievements!

With its first two installments, Dance Central has proven itself to be the dance franchise to beat. Utilizing the Kinect to full effect and wrapping everything up with great presentation, this series has been a recent reigning champ in the motion-controlled and party-game genres.

The totally charming camp of the single-player campaign; How well-suited it is for party play; Great variety to the soundtrack

Core gameplay is more of the same; Decoding Dance Crazes can be a burden; Dancing to Justin Bieber

The body roll is my holy grail. Though many variations of the dance move exist, the combination of leg, hip, chest, and shoulder movements that form a sultry, S-shape curve through the body stays the same.

Stellar soundtrack With Dance Central 3′s curated list of 45 tracks, you - along with your friends and family - are sure to find at least a few favorites among them; Gloria Gaynor's classic anthem "I Will Survive" and Van McCoy's "The Hustle" finally make their expected appearances in the series, as...

Limitations of the hardware I can't help but feel like Dance Central 3 is held back by the Kinect's constraints; The title works flawlessly most of the time, but little quirks here and there can disrupt the experience.

Time travel dancing has never been this fun. Our full review of Dance Central 3 is here.

+ Great soundtrack; + Lots of play options; + Fitness tracker; + Just plain fun

Some clunky design; Feedback doesn't help you correct what's wrong

The Dance Central franchise took me by surprise. In the very early stages of Kinect, I was extremely skeptical of the tech --  to be blunt, I didn't really believe in it. After testing the first entry at E3, however, I was pretty much sold that it could work given the right developer, which given...

The dancing genre has been around since Dance Dance Revolution. In recent years franchises like Just Dance have come to dominate the entire market. If we look at just the Xbox 360 Kinect games then the best selling is the Dance Central. Or so the front case of Dance Central 3 tells us.

In the story mode, you will be subjected to some awful (again, LMFAO) songs, but as it deals in past and present music, there's a lot of quality hidden in there. Several of the terrible songs so have good moves they put you through to even things out (Nicki Minaj's Starships).

Dance the night away, this time to hits from the past.

New play modes and difficulty; better variety in the music

No real improvement in core gameplay; some mini-games aren't very fun

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