Just Dance 2015 adds mobile support and "What Does the Fox Say?"
Seriously, what does the fox?
During Ubisoft's press conference, a few minutes were spent showing off the next entry in the Just Dance franchise: Just Dance 2015. It includes everything you'd expect from the series: dancing, pop songs from a year ago, and weird music videos. We saw "What Does the Fox Say" and a Tetris level. It was weird, but cool.
Most exciting, though, is Just Dance Now. You're able to sync a large number of mobile phones to your system and play a huge game of Just Dance, and everyone can play at the same time. On stage, over 20 people danced around to a Lady Gaga song. Their phone's accelerometer worked like the Wii controller, letting everyone dance together. It's a cool idea, and should help get more people dancing together.
Everyone dances together with the mobile version
People will be able to grade your dancing online
Also, there's an alien in this picture. Just Dance, everyone!
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