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'''''Just Dance Wii''''' is an installment in {{wp|Ubisoft}}'s {{wp|Just Dance (video game series)|Just Dance}} series. The game was published by [[Nintendo]] exclusively in Japan in October 2011, making it the first in the series to be released in Japan. | '''''Just Dance Wii''''' is an installment in {{wp|Ubisoft}}'s {{wp|Just Dance (video game series)|Just Dance}} series. The game was published by [[Nintendo]] exclusively in Japan in October 2011, making it the first in the series to be released in Japan. | ||
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Just Dance Wii is an installment in Ubisoft's Just Dance series. The game was published by Nintendo exclusively in Japan in October 2011, making it the first in the series to be released in Japan.
Blurb
Gameplay
Just Dance Wii is a motion-based party game, wherein players mimic the movements of dancers on-screen to popular music. Points are awarded when moves are replicated, and extra points are awarded for pulling off 'Gold Moves', which tend to be either striking a pose or doing the hardest move in the song. Ranks are given based on how well players do. While the game supports four Wii remotes, the Crew Battle mode allows for eight players to dance to certain songs.
Technical details
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