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Use promo code EMCYTZT2053 to get Dance Central 3 for $37.99
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lRolLlLilN
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Sharing this deal with a friend of mine. Love Dance Central lol. Thanks OP
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[quote name='Darknuke']I skipped 2, so I'll def get 3. I want an actual version of this game that 2 ppl can play at once.[/QUOTE]
Huh? Dance Central 2 lets you have two people play at once.
Huh? Dance Central 2 lets you have two people play at once.
[quote name='azteg28']Take code out of DC 2, trade in to Amazon for $20, buy this for a net $18 and keep all songs, good stuff. Thanks OP.[/QUOTE]
does it cost extra to transfer the songs? i remember Rock Band 1 costs like $5 to transfer songs and only 2 songs cant be transferred.
does it cost extra to transfer the songs? i remember Rock Band 1 costs like $5 to transfer songs and only 2 songs cant be transferred.
Thanks much, OP! I already pre-ordered this before at $39.99 but $2 is $2. I love Dance Central games!
[quote name='azteg28']Take code out of DC 2, trade in to Amazon for $20, buy this for a net $18 and keep all songs, good stuff. Thanks OP.[/QUOTE]
DC2 has a code? Where?
[quote name='azteg28']Take code out of DC 2, trade in to Amazon for $20, buy this for a net $18 and keep all songs, good stuff. Thanks OP.[/QUOTE]
DC2 has a code? Where?
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[quote name='trunks982']does it cost extra to transfer the songs? i remember Rock Band 1 costs like $5 to transfer songs and only 2 songs cant be transferred.[/QUOTE]
It did for DC1->DC2, but they gave you a 240 point code in DC1 to help offset the cost.
Personally I'm not getting DC3 unless they improve the Break It Down mode. In both 1 and 2, there have been moves that I just could not get the game to accept, and I could not figure out what I was doing wrong. Becomes extremely aggravating when the only feedback the game gives you is, "No, that's not right." (Not a naturally talented individual when it comes to dancing.)
It did for DC1->DC2, but they gave you a 240 point code in DC1 to help offset the cost.
Personally I'm not getting DC3 unless they improve the Break It Down mode. In both 1 and 2, there have been moves that I just could not get the game to accept, and I could not figure out what I was doing wrong. Becomes extremely aggravating when the only feedback the game gives you is, "No, that's not right." (Not a naturally talented individual when it comes to dancing.)
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[quote name='morrodox']It did for DC1->DC2, but they gave you a 240 point code in DC1 to help offset the cost.
Personally I'm not getting DC3 unless they improve the Break It Down mode. In both 1 and 2, there have been moves that I just could not get the game to accept, and I could not figure out what I was doing wrong. Becomes extremely aggravating when the only feedback the game gives you is, "No, that's not right." (Not a naturally talented individual when it comes to dancing.)[/QUOTE]
Break It Down way WAY improved in 2. You could record yourself and watch it next to the game's demonstration, which helped a lot. My favorite feature: if you go to Break It Down right after playing a song, it will automatically select the moves you had the most trouble with, and do a playlist of just them. That means that instead of breaking down the whole thing, I'd play, break it down, and play again. Less time, more fun, better results.
Personally I'm not getting DC3 unless they improve the Break It Down mode. In both 1 and 2, there have been moves that I just could not get the game to accept, and I could not figure out what I was doing wrong. Becomes extremely aggravating when the only feedback the game gives you is, "No, that's not right." (Not a naturally talented individual when it comes to dancing.)[/QUOTE]
Break It Down way WAY improved in 2. You could record yourself and watch it next to the game's demonstration, which helped a lot. My favorite feature: if you go to Break It Down right after playing a song, it will automatically select the moves you had the most trouble with, and do a playlist of just them. That means that instead of breaking down the whole thing, I'd play, break it down, and play again. Less time, more fun, better results.
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[quote name='mkelehan']Break It Down way WAY improved in 2. You could record yourself and watch it next to the game's demonstration, which helped a lot.[/QUOTE]
Not for me. Too many instances where I couldn't see any difference between the dancer and the way I was doing it.
What I'd like to see, though I doubt they'll implement it, is a set of static flashcards for each move, showing where your arms/legs/body should be on each beat. So I can dissect the moves piece by piece instead of trying to process it all at once while it's happening.
Again, complete non-dancer talking here.
Not for me. Too many instances where I couldn't see any difference between the dancer and the way I was doing it.
What I'd like to see, though I doubt they'll implement it, is a set of static flashcards for each move, showing where your arms/legs/body should be on each beat. So I can dissect the moves piece by piece instead of trying to process it all at once while it's happening.
Again, complete non-dancer talking here.
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[quote name='morrodox']Not for me. Too many instances where I couldn't see any difference between the dancer and the way I was doing it.
What I'd like to see, though I doubt they'll implement it, is a set of static flashcards for each move, showing where your arms/legs/body should be on each beat. So I can dissect the moves piece by piece instead of trying to process it all at once while it's happening.
Again, complete non-dancer talking here.[/QUOTE]
That's a good idea and I support it. We'll see if it's improved at all in DC3.
What I'd like to see, though I doubt they'll implement it, is a set of static flashcards for each move, showing where your arms/legs/body should be on each beat. So I can dissect the moves piece by piece instead of trying to process it all at once while it's happening.
Again, complete non-dancer talking here.[/QUOTE]
That's a good idea and I support it. We'll see if it's improved at all in DC3.
[quote name='morrodox']Not for me. Too many instances where I couldn't see any difference between the dancer and the way I was doing it.
What I'd like to see, though I doubt they'll implement it, is a set of static flashcards for each move, showing where your arms/legs/body should be on each beat. So I can dissect the moves piece by piece instead of trying to process it all at once while it's happening.
Again, complete non-dancer talking here.[/QUOTE]
a lot of people I know think they're doing the move correctly but you record them and show them how they're doing it and then they feel sheepish afterward...
What I'd like to see, though I doubt they'll implement it, is a set of static flashcards for each move, showing where your arms/legs/body should be on each beat. So I can dissect the moves piece by piece instead of trying to process it all at once while it's happening.
Again, complete non-dancer talking here.[/QUOTE]
a lot of people I know think they're doing the move correctly but you record them and show them how they're doing it and then they feel sheepish afterward...
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Another dance central?
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