Platforms
- PlayStation 3Dec 06, 20117.9playscore7.73 Critics8.71.04K Players
- Xbox 360Oct 07, 20117.2playscore7.012 Critics7.534.5K Players
14 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- The Just Dance series feels like it’s headed in the right direction with Just Dance 3, but it still has a long way to go. If you were satisfied with the Just Dance experience on the Wii, and you find the soundtrack to Just Dance 3 appealing, you probably won’t be disappointed. But you should know that you can do better.
Ryan Davis · Oct 24, 2011 Reviewed on X360Read full review - Humour is what makes Just Dance 3 such a great experience, particularly when you're playing with friends. Each routine has been expertly choreographed, not to be technically impressive, but to be as much fun as possible. The new mojo levelling system means you've got something to aim toward if you're playing alone, while the improved motion tracking, crisp visuals, and inspired tracklist ensure there's a high level of presentation throughout. Even the most cynical of players should give Just Dance 3 a try--you might come away a little embarrassed, maybe even a little sweaty, but you'll have a huge smile afterward.
Mark Walton · Oct 12, 2011 Reviewed on X360Read full review - The Just Dance series was design to be a party game, and, sadly, it doesn’t perform well outside of that kind of atmosphere. You won’t be whipping out most of these dance moves on any other occasion, but I don’t think Ubisoft cares if you learn how most of these goofy moves are performed.
Ben Reeves · Oct 12, 2011 Reviewed on X360 - Most importantly, though, it's good a broad, excellent soundtrack and a selection of dance routines that range from spectacularly silly to intimidatingly cool. The scoring system might be puzzling at times, but you'll have enormous fun playing Just Dance 3, and that is what matters in the end.
Keza Macdonald · Oct 11, 2011 Reviewed on X360Read full review - Just Dance 3 becomes far more enjoyable when you switch off the critical part of your brain. Sure, it's not as responsive as it could be, options for multiplayer are lacking and the concept of Share Tokens are likely to enrage many players, but play it in the right circumstances, with the right company, and an appropriate assortment of alcoholic beverages to hand (or sweeties, for the whipper snappers) and Just Dance 3 is just as enjoyable as it's ever been.
Jamin Smith · Oct 11, 2011 Reviewed on X360Read full review - Just Dance 3 follows the simple yet successful formula that other dance rhythm based games follow. It is all about being able to jump into a song and dance without delay. Visually it is nothing special, and the lack of single player progression mode is a bit of a letdown. This being said, Just Dance 3 manages to accomplish what it intended to do and that is let people dance-away and have a good time.
Trevor Houston · Oct 09, 2011 Reviewed on X360Read full review - Playing solo tends to get dry over time as the difficulty isn’t high enough to maintain a challenge, so mulitplayer is where Just Dance 3 really shines. Gathering three other friends to “throw your hands up in the air sometimes” like Taio Cruz is really what this game is all about, not necessarily showing off how well you can pop lock in front of your television solo. While Just Dance 3 may not take the prize for the most challenging of rhythm games, its a good party game for groups and accessible enough for all skill levels.
Cheryll Del Rosario · Oct 07, 2011 Reviewed on X360Read full review - Some of the songs are specifically choreographed for groups or duos, with each player taking a separate part and facing off, SingStar-style. Chances are, by halfway through the song you’ll be cackling so hard that you’ll find it difficult to finish.
Emma Davies · Jan 24, 2012 Reviewed on PS3 - In short, like much of the music on the disc, Just Dance 3 is disposable entertainment designed to be enjoyed unashamedly and uncritically. It's a game to pull out at parties, not obsess over: trashy, garish, stupid and - if all that appeals to your inner 13-year-old girl - terrific fun.
Johnny Minkley · Oct 14, 2011 Reviewed on X360Read full review - Comme vous avez pu le lire dans ce test de Just Dance 3, ce troisième épisode ne révolutionnera pas la série et encore moins les jeux musicaux. Ubisoft s’est en effet contenté de modifier la tracklist pour en proposer une toute neuve, qui fera danser aussi bien la jeunesse que les plus âgés. Si le public sur Wii devrait répondre présent, malgré une reconnaissance des mouvements pas toujours au point, c’est véritablement sur Kinect que Just Dance 3 mérite le détour.
Maxime Chao · Oct 15, 2011 Reviewed onRead full review
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The world's #1 dance game is back -- and now, you can play it with the Playstation Move! Just Dance 3 gives a new twist to the already spontaneous and outrageous dance game. The game kick-starts the party with over 40 tracks that span all kinds of musical genres and include popular artists like "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO, "California Gurls" by Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg, and "Forget You" by Cee Lo Green. Also included are legendary favorites like "I Was Made For Lovin' You" by Kiss.
Developer: Ubisoft Montreal