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7.0

Mixed or average reviews- based on 9 Ratings

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  1. Positive: 4 out of 9
  2. Negative: 1 out of 9
  1. Jun 1, 2017
    10
    I love this game. A new game released on wii but we got same game but wii version is more minmalistic. This game can play online (world danceI love this game. A new game released on wii but we got same game but wii version is more minmalistic. This game can play online (world dance floor mode) but cant play just dance unlimited. but overall 10/10 Full Review »
  2. Sep 29, 2019
    6
    This isn't a 6 it's a 5.5.
    Just Dance 2017 is a bore, and isn't worth it imo. Btw I was wrong, I like JD 2016 more
  3. Mar 11, 2017
    7
    Just Dance 2017 on Wii is byfar the most minimalistic of all of the (many) available versions of the software. Online functionality is out, soJust Dance 2017 on Wii is byfar the most minimalistic of all of the (many) available versions of the software. Online functionality is out, so modes such as Just Dance Unlimited, Just Dance TV and online multiplayer are completely absent; however, there is a mode that allows you to play against CPU characters in lieu of online multiplayer. The Wii instalment is still a serviceable option for those who have yet to upgrade to a Wii U or Nintendo Switch, as the core experience is very much the same as it has always been. Local multiplayer is supported for up to 4 players (or 5 players should a player choose to sing along via a USB microphone), however, there is no support for the Just Dance Controller app on smart devices (which every other version supports).

    The initial loading time is quite long though (as it is on Wii U as well), however, once that is out of the way, the songs and interface tend to load reasonably quickly from thereon. Load times are significantly decreased on Nintendo Switch, which lends itself well to quick sessions with friends (which also has the distinct advantage of portability).

    By now, players should know whether or not the likes of Just Dance would appeal to them. It's a casual party game whose mileage depends on whether or not you enjoy dancing (though some may choose to use it as a music player). The Wii version offers a bare-bones edition of the software, so those with any other console at their disposal should favour one of those versions instead, especially the Wii U version which includes an abundance of online modes and the amusement of being able to upload your own performances via Just Dance TV, or the Switch version, while lacking camera/microphone functionality, has the distinct advantage of portability, so you can dance anywhere (if you're audacious enough). Recommended only for Just Dance fans who cannot afford or access any of the superior versions.
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