comfort fedoke won so you think you can dance 2016.
comfort fedoke won so you think you can dance 2016.
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steve hannley of "hardcore gamer" criticised "just dance 2016" for its lack of differentiation from previous versions, especially for a franchise described as having reached ""guitar hero" levels of saturation". although the dance quest mode was partially praised for being a new feature at all, it was declared redundant to manually picking three songs to play in a row, and all of the new modes in 2016 were panned for being "glorified ways to play the game in exactly the same way". the soundtrack was considered to be worse than that of "just dance 2015" (which he had previously described as having the worst in series history), citing "terrible" songs, lacking "underground" electronic dance music, and containing too many older songs (noting that only 8 of the 44 on-disc songs were released within the year). the "just dance now" service was speculated as being the potential future of the franchise, noting that "at $39.99 a year (or the insane $6.99 a month), it's priced just under the cost of the game at retail and considering the gameplay hasn't changed the past three years, it makes sense to simply phase this in as the complete replacement of annual releases." in conclusion, hannley gave "just dance 2016" a 2.5 out of 5, concluding that "while the core gameplay remains fun despite some questionable choreography, the overall package reeks of complete and utter apathy. basic kinect features have been stripped, there's an unnecessary focus on smartphone use and only eight licensed songs of the over forty included in total are from this year, which is a huge issue considering that the series has devolved into a glorified track pack."
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