Dance Central 3

Everything about the game - its preposterous storyline, its madcap multiplayer modes - peels away at the inherent, inextricable humiliation of dancing in front of your peers. To start a dance battle in one of those modes, you have to high-five your opponent in real life. Rest assured, you are in very, very good hands.

Not an evolution of the series but a step forward indeed. Good for playing "seriously" or just for fun, with a solid base that allows the developers to include crazy ideas that actually fit in the game. The track list is, as well, as good as we expected.

Whereas we loved DC2 and its routines with a fierce consciousness, Dance Central 3 infiltrated our bodies without our knowing it. [Dec 2012, p.80]

Dance Central 3 really is the best dance game for Kinect. It doesn't matter whether you're a good dancer or not, Dance Central 3 is for everybody and it's especially nice at parties.

I do think that series fatigue is starting to set in a bit, as I wasn't nearly as willing to spend as much time with DC3 as was with the previous titles, but if you're new to the series I have no doubt you'll have a blast with what Dance Central 3 has to offer.

The mechanics are the same as always but this makes a genuine effort to address the flaws of the previous titles and make the best use of Kinect so far.

If I was to recommend any installment of the series, it would be Dance Central 2. [CD-Action 02/2013, p.70]

I always playing this game on my Xbox because the graphic is nice,good music and the dance move in this game is very nice but there is something I don't like is music got shortened. Still a good game to play and worth to buy,I give it 10/10.

it impresses as a game only because there aren't a lot Kinnect-required titles that are as fun as the Dance Central series. among the 3 Dance Central titles that Harmonix released, this one has the most number of recognizable tracks despite already having an impressive list of songs that can be exported from Dance Central 1 and 2 (including some DLC's). as an exercise tool, adjusting the difficulty of the songs to at least Medium and keeping up with the moves offers a steady cardio workout. i also noticed a Beginner difficulty in the DC3 songs that even a senior citizen can do. hard core dancers will appreciate trying to imitate the harder moves as well as creating their own moves with that "Make Your Move" mini-game. photo-sharing on facebook is quite limited as it only lets you pick one image, either the finishing move or snap shots from dancing freestyle with the score at the bottom. all in all, Dance Central 3 is the only reason why people should buy a Kinnect (or an Xbox 360 for that matter)... because it's well worth it.

It's pretty average compared to some of the other dance and fitness games out there. The song selection is a bit lame, and the graphics are pretty mediocre.

I am not a dancer per say, but I did enjoy playing this game more than the others in the series. I enjoy the range of music, which is why it is getting a 7. It's like taking a part in the history of dancing music, but still needs some tweaks. I'll explain in detail on the Podcast. Hear my full review on the show, ****

Dance Central 1 with replaced tracks for the same full price which should have been dance central 1's DLC, thats all it is, overpriced DLC unreleased for DC1 and 2 and repackaged into DC3