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Quick Play mode lets you play all 32 songs without unlocking them, allowing you to jump straight in and dance with friends. Some songs fall into the novelty category-remember, the bird is the word Not only is this imbalanced, but the poor controls result in a frustrating experience where it's difficult to keep going for a worthwhile length of time. You start out with seven lives, and you lose a life for each bad move or gain a life for every five great moves. No matter how still you stand, though, it's nigh on impossible to get the game to recognise this. For example, Strike a Pose mode requires you to freeze at random moments during a song, with the stillest pose earning more points. Even if you make the instructed movements, you're often awarded with poor ratings, which is a minor problem in the standard Quick Play mode but a real issue in some of the other modes. This is fortunate, because the game isn't particularly good at recognising your dancing performance.

If you're bad, you don't have to worry about failing you just carry on with a low score. Each move is scored as bad, OK, or great, and at the end of each song you're given an overall score and can see how it compares to your friends'. Up to four players can get together for a dance-off, each competing for points, which are awarded based on movements tracked by the Wii Remote. This simplicity makes the game accessible to newcomers, who won't have to worry about learning complex control schemes. You pick a song to dance to, hold the Wii Remote in your right hand, and copy the moves of the virtual dancer onscreen. The premise of Just Dance is incredibly simple. What you're left with is more of an interactive dance video than a game, and while that can be fun in short bursts, the appeal soon wears thin. Just Dance also omits many features that are common in the rhythm genre, such as a career mode, downloadable songs, and rewards for good performances. While the dance routines are well choreographed and a lot of fun, the game's control scheme is imprecise and so the gameplay ultimately becomes frustrating and unrewarding. All it asks is for you to drop any inhibitions and shake your groove thing to some classic pop hits. Not everyone is born with the ability to dance, so thankfully Just Dance doesn't require you to be the next Michael Jackson.