There is no doubt about it; the Kinect peripheral has seen its share of ups and downs since it arrived almost two years ago.  When it first hit store shelves sales were impressive, yet over the past couple of years some of the lustre has worn off and the Kinect seems to be spinning its wheels to a...

One of the few franchises in the Kinect's line-up that fosters excitement for what the motion-sensing device has to offer.

Kinect was billed as motion control with a hardcore twist, meant to appeal to those staunch gamers who were insolently opposed to getting off the couch and flailing their limbs to accomplish tasks that had previously required a touch of a button.

The Dance Central series has already established itself as the best dance franchise available. It's known for its gorgeous animations, wonderful dance routines that cater to a wide range of skill levels, and Kinect tracking that gets your whole body into the groove.

Excellent dance routines can appeal to beginners and experts alike; New Party Time mode is fantastic fun at get-togethers; Soundtrack and story draw on decades of dance hits; Improved Rehearse mode makes it easier to master tough moves

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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

I love using any of my Dance Central games! i do it alone or with my friends! Kinda hard doing it barefoot with socks on on hardwood floor.

graphics and songs choices

not much new songs

Dance Central 3 is defenitely the best out of Dance Central 1 and 2.

Dance Central allows you to choose from poeple; that may fit your personality

The kinect has trouble tracking your body; often and it gets annoying.

Over 40 new songs – including "Ice Ice Baby" – form a packed and varied roster of tracks. The songs on offer range from classics of the 1970s to contemporary offerings; all have the kind of populist appeal that you would expect from this series.

its very fun game! I would recommend it! I gave it 4 Stars because its very fun but i could've gave it 5 stars if it had better and more songs!