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Just Dance 2018 (Ubisoft) - 2017
Release Dates and Regional Names:
- Worldwide: October 24, 2017 (most platforms)
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii, Wii U
Publisher: Ubisoft
Developer: Ubisoft
Type: Rhythm / Dance Game
Media: Game Disc, Digital Download, or Nintendo Switch Cartridge
Description and Experience:
Just Dance 2018 brought the party back in 2017 with over 40 new tracks and fresh choreography. The game made history as the first Just Dance title on Nintendo Switch, allowing players to dance using the Joy-Cons or the new Just Dance Controller app. It featured a mix of current hits, classics, and kid-friendly tracks, along with new modes like Just Dance Machine. Whether you were dancing solo or competing with friends, it delivered high-energy fun perfect for parties and family nights.
Key Features:
- Over 40 new songs with choreographed routines
- Just Dance Machine mode with procedurally generated dances
- World Dance Floor online multiplayer
- Kid Mode and alternate choreographies
- Works with Joy-Con, smartphone app, or dedicated controllers
- Supports up to 6 players locally
Technical Specifications:
- Supports Nintendo Switch Joy-Con motion controls
- Online features via Ubisoft servers (at launch)
Advertising Description (North America):
“Just Dance 2018 — The party never stops! Dance to the biggest hits with friends and family. Now on Nintendo Switch!”
Additional Details:
- Age Range: Everyone 10+ (E10+ for Everyone 10 and Older)
- Best for: Parties, family gaming, and casual dance fun
Historical Context:
Released in late 2017, Just Dance 2018 was a major milestone for the series as it launched on the brand-new Nintendo Switch. It helped keep the Just Dance franchise strong during a time when motion-controlled games were evolving. The game continued the series’ tradition of accessible, fun dance gameplay while adding new modes that encouraged longer play sessions.
Did You Know?
- It was the first Just Dance game to launch on Nintendo Switch.
- The Just Dance Controller app allowed players without motion controllers to join in using their phones.
- The song list included hits like “Despacito” and “Shape of You” at launch.
- Just Dance Machine mode used an algorithm to create endless unique dance routines.
- The series has sold tens of millions of copies worldwide, with 2018 being one of the stronger entries in the late 2010s.
💃🎮✨
Just Dance 2018 (Ubisoft) - 2017
Release Dates and Regional Names:
- Worldwide: October 24, 2017 (most platforms)
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii, Wii U
Publisher: Ubisoft
Developer: Ubisoft
Type: Rhythm / Dance Game
Media: Game Disc, Digital Download, or Nintendo Switch Cartridge
Description and Experience:
Just Dance 2018 brought the party back in 2017 with over 40 new tracks and fresh choreography. The game made history as the first Just Dance title on Nintendo Switch, allowing players to dance using the Joy-Cons or the new Just Dance Controller app. It featured a mix of current hits, classics, and kid-friendly tracks, along with new modes like Just Dance Machine. Whether you were dancing solo or competing with friends, it delivered high-energy fun perfect for parties and family nights.
Key Features:
- Over 40 new songs with choreographed routines
- Just Dance Machine mode with procedurally generated dances
- World Dance Floor online multiplayer
- Kid Mode and alternate choreographies
- Works with Joy-Con, smartphone app, or dedicated controllers
- Supports up to 6 players locally
Technical Specifications:
- Supports Nintendo Switch Joy-Con motion controls
- Online features via Ubisoft servers (at launch)
Advertising Description (North America):
“Just Dance 2018 — The party never stops! Dance to the biggest hits with friends and family. Now on Nintendo Switch!”
Additional Details:
- Age Range: Everyone 10+ (E10+ for Everyone 10 and Older)
- Best for: Parties, family gaming, and casual dance fun
Historical Context:
Released in late 2017, Just Dance 2018 was a major milestone for the series as it launched on the brand-new Nintendo Switch. It helped keep the Just Dance franchise strong during a time when motion-controlled games were evolving. The game continued the series’ tradition of accessible, fun dance gameplay while adding new modes that encouraged longer play sessions.
Did You Know?
- It was the first Just Dance game to launch on Nintendo Switch.
- The Just Dance Controller app allowed players without motion controllers to join in using their phones.
- The song list included hits like “Despacito” and “Shape of You” at launch.
- Just Dance Machine mode used an algorithm to create endless unique dance routines.
- The series has sold tens of millions of copies worldwide, with 2018 being one of the stronger entries in the late 2010s.
💃🎮✨
