Just Dance 2017 coming to the PC

Ubisoft have dropped a bombshell to open their E3 press conference: Just Dance 2017 will be coming to the PC.

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There’s a trailer below, but I can also tell you it will have over 40 new songs, with 200 more available for Just Dance Unlimited. Right now, we know that three of those 40 songs are Sorry by Justin Bieber, Lean On by Major Lazer Ft. M0 & DJ Snake, and Don’t Stop Me Now by Queen.

Trailer below. Just Dance 2017 is due out in October.


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