Review on 🎮 Just Dance 4 for Nintendo Wii U by Jose Guevara

I play this game with Lupus and inflammatory arthritis. I can't do all the movements. I'll never be able to do all the moves, but I really enjoy doing what I can. Just Sweat mode is much more difficult than in Just Dance 3. Instead of choosing a destination and then selecting the songs you want, this mode lets you allocate a specific time (up to 45 minutes). , Plus or Minus) and choose a style (cheerleader, martial arts, salsa, etc.) and he then guides you through alternating dance sessions and workouts (dance kick box dance kick box etc.). In this respect, it is more like a classic training video. As for the Just Dance feature, I have arthritis in my hips and spine so like I said above I can't do all the moves. But you can get past the Wii U version of this game without being able to complete all the steps if you're pretty good at working with your hands. And it's really fun, even for an old nut like me. My 12 year old son refuses to play it with me. He's very upset at the mere thought of me *dancing* in front of *everyone* - so watching me do it isn't on his to-do list. He's also a bit of a rock snob, and there seems to be even more dance and disco music in this game than in Just Dance 3, so I probably wouldn't recommend it as a gift for little ones. Metalhead in your life - stick to the rock band for that. I would still recommend it to anyone who needs to work out but gets bored easily. PS There is no tutorial mode in this game and no option to back out in the middle of a song. If you want to practice/learn the steps and are slow like me you can go to YouTube and search for videos. Watch them and rewind to your heart's content. Then get into the game and go to town.