Stay up to date on our latest news, jump into our online mode – World Dance Floor, or follow our thematic and curated playlist recommendations… the completely new home screen is the central hub for everything Just Dance! Just Dance 2019 is the last Just Dance title released on Xbox 360 and Wii U, as well as the final video game released on both platforms.

Just Dance 2019 is the only year-titled main series game, as well as the first game since the PAL release of Just Dance 4 to be region-free on the Xbox 360, as the NTSC release of Just Dance 4 and both the NTSC and PAL releases of previous year-titled installments were region-locked, which only allowed NTSC copies to work on NTSC-U consoles and PAL copies to work on PAL and NTSC-J consoles.Whether there's something to celebrate or for no reason at all, just Dance is there for every occasion!

Home" provides tailored recommendations along with serving tips and pointing to new content including limited-time videos. Just Dance 2019 is the eighth game in the series to be nominated for Favorite Video Game at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards. It was unveiled on June 11, 2018, during its E3 press conference as the tenth main installment of the series, [1] and was released on October 23, 2018 on Nintendo Switch, Wii, Wii U, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One in North America. In addition, songs now utilize video previews for the first time since the Xbox 360 release of Just Dance 3. On 8th-generation consoles and the Nintendo Switch, it is only featured in older versions of the game prior to the title update which removed it.A (R) indicates that this song was removed from 8th-generation consoles and the Nintendo Switch via a patch, but can be played on the Xbox 360 and older copies of the Wii version of the game. As with the previous installments of the franchise, players must mimic the on-screen dancer's choreography to a chosen song using either motion controllers ( Wii Remotes on Wii and Wii U, PlayStation Move and PlayStation Camera on PlayStation 4, Kinect on Xbox 360 and One and Joy-Con on Nintendo Switch) or the game's associated smartphone app. However, it uses the English version of the game and it is not localized or translated into Japanese unlike the previous titles (particularly the ones released on Nintendo consoles). Just Dance 2019 is the second game in the series to have a song removed from the main tracklist after the game was released (in this case, Nice For What).

This change was patched in on December 20, 2018 in response to negative press the mode received in regards to the display of the songs acting as tantalization for children to subscribe. Pick your favorite songs among the ever-growing Just Dance catalogue, and create your own playlists to customize your Just Dance parties! Rating Summary: This is a rhythm-and-dance simulation game in which players perform choreographed routines by following the movements of on-screen characters. Profile" acts as a repository for customization and progression along with housing the settings and credits for both the game and songs. However, every routine besides One Kiss is locked, pictures similar to Just Dance Now covers replace previews and online features are disabled.Note that the 8 main Kids Mode songs (colored in █) are in the main track list on 7th-generation consoles. Just Dance 2019 is the first game to have a publicly announced song removed from the game (in this case, Dame Tu Cosita). The overall aesthetic is minimalistic and modern, using plain white backgrounds as a base and including more rounded shapes in menu elements and prompts. However, difficulty ratings only appear in Just Dance mode and effort ratings only appear in Sweat mode.

The menu icons for Nice For What and Make Me Feel make an appearance in the demo trailer, although neither of them are featured in it. Drake's " Nice for What" was included in initial pressings of the game, but was removed from versions on eighth generation consoles via patches shortly after the release of the game itself due to licensing issues.Most of the Gold Move pictograms in Just Dance 2019 have a thicker outline than usual Gold Move pictograms. Just Dance 2019 is the first game in the western Just Dance series to have an official release in Japan. Nintendo Life gave Just Dance 2019 a 7 out of 10, noting that its stripped-down experience was "a strange shift to behold, suggesting that the game is trying to adapt to a new Spotify-using, social media-loving, older teen audience, or maybe growing up alongside those who have supported it from the beginning", and also acknowledged Ubisoft’s continued emphasis on pushing its subscription-based offerings for the franchise, as well as performance issues and the removal of Just Dance Controller app support on the Nintendo Switch version. Just Dance 2019 is the first game to not feature all of Just Dance 2015’s online features on 7th-generation consoles.