Ubisoft Just Dance - Nintendo Wii Game Instruction Manual

1. Introduction

Just Dance for Nintendo Wii is an interactive rhythm game developed by Ubisoft. It allows players to learn and perform dance moves to a variety of popular songs. The game supports up to four players simultaneously, utilizing the Wii Remote for motion tracking. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your game.

Key features of Just Dance include:

• More than 30 licensed tracks, ranging from classic hits to modern pop.
• Scrolling lyrics displayed on-screen, allowing players to sing along.
• Real dance moves inspired by various music eras, including the 80s, 90s, Disco, and Rock.
• Fun 4-player party modes with simple controls, making it accessible for all ages.
• An engaging way to burn calories and enjoy a fun workout.

Figure 1: The official game cover for Just Dance on Nintendo Wii, featuring game title, platform, and a list of included songs.

2. Setup

1. Insert the Game Disc: Open the disc slot on your Nintendo Wii console and carefully insert the Just Dance game disc with the label facing up. Close the disc slot.
2. Connect Wii Remote: Ensure your Wii Remote is properly synced with your console. If not, press the SYNC button on the console (usually behind the front panel) and then on the remote (inside the battery compartment). Insert fresh batteries if needed.
3. Launch the Game: From the Wii Menu, navigate to and select the Just Dance channel to start the game.

3. Operating Instructions

3.1 Gameplay Overview

In Just Dance, players hold the Wii Remote in their right hand and mimic the on-screen dancer's movements. The game tracks your movements and scores your performance based on accuracy and timing. Follow the visual cues and the dancer's silhouette to match the choreography.

Figure 2: A screenshot from Just Dance gameplay, illustrating the on-screen dancer and scoring indicators like 'PERFECT' and 'OK' for player moves.

3.2 Scoring

Your performance is rated in real-time. Moves are typically rated as 'Perfect', 'Good', 'OK', or 'X' for missed actions. The objective is to achieve the highest score by accurately replicating the dance moves and maintaining rhythm.

Figure 3: Another gameplay screenshot, showcasing a different dance pose and the scoring system in action, indicating successful moves.

3.3 Multiplayer

Just Dance supports up to four players simultaneously. Each player requires a Wii Remote. The game offers various party modes designed for group play, encouraging friendly competition and cooperative dancing.

Figure 4: An image depicting four individuals actively dancing in a home setting, with a split screen showing the corresponding Just Dance game interface, highlighting multiplayer functionality.

Figure 5: Another view of four people enjoying the Just Dance game, demonstrating the interactive and social aspect of the multiplayer experience.

3.4 Song List

The game features a diverse selection of over 30 tracks, including:

• Acceptable in the 80's – Calvin Harris
• A Little Less Conversation – Elvis Presley
• Bebe – Divine Brown
• Can't Get You Out of My Head – Kylie Minogue
• Cotton Eye Joe – Rednex
• Hot n' Cold – Katy Perry
• Dare – Gorillaz
• Eye of the Tiger – Survivor (Rocky)
• Fame – In the style of Irene Cara (cover)
• Funplex CSS – The B 52's
• Girls and Boys – Blur
• Girls Just Want to Have Fun – Cindi Lauper
• Groove is in the Heart – Dee-Lite
• Heart of Glass – Blondie
• I Get Around – The Beach Boys
• I Like to Move it – Reel To Real
• Jerk it Out – Caesars
• Jin Go Lo Ba – Fat Boy Slim
• Kids in America – Kim Wilde
• Le Freak – Chic
• Louie Louie – Iggy Pop
• Lump – The Presidents Of The USA
• Mashed Potato Time – Dee Dee Sharp
• Pump up the Jam – Technotronic
• Ring My Bell – Anita Ward
• Step by Step – New Kids On The Block
• Surfin' Bird – The Trashmen
• That's the Way (I Like it) – Kc & The Sunshine Band
• U Can't Touch This – MC Hammer
• Wannabe – The Spice Girls
• Who Let the Dogs Out? – Baha Men
• Womanizer – In the style of Britney Spears (cover)

4. Maintenance

4.1 Disc Care

To ensure optimal performance and longevity of your game disc, follow these guidelines:

• Always handle the disc by its edges to avoid fingerprints and smudges.
• Keep the game disc clean and free from scratches. Store it in its original case when not in use.
• If cleaning is necessary, use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe the disc from the center outwards. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.

4.2 Console Care

For proper maintenance and cleaning procedures of your Nintendo Wii console, please refer to the console's official instruction manual.

5. Troubleshooting

5.1 Disc Read Error

If your console displays a 'Disc Read Error' or fails to load the game:

• Ensure the disc is clean and free of scratches or smudges.
• Verify the disc is inserted correctly into the console's disc slot.
• Try restarting the Nintendo Wii console.
• If the issue persists, the disc may be damaged, or the console's disc drive may require service.

5.2 Wii Remote Not Responding

If your Wii Remote is not responding during gameplay:

• Check the batteries in your Wii Remote and replace them if necessary.
• Ensure the Wii Remote is properly synced with the console. Re-sync if needed.
• If multiple remotes are connected, verify you are using the correct one.

5.3 Gameplay Lag or Unresponsive Controls

If you experience delays or unresponsiveness in controls:

• Ensure there are no obstructions between the Wii Remote and the Sensor Bar.
• Verify the Sensor Bar is positioned correctly above or below your television, as recommended by the Nintendo Wii console manual.

6. Specifications

7. Support

For further assistance, technical support, or information regarding game updates, please refer to the official Ubisoft support website. Additionally, consult your Nintendo Wii console's user manual for any console-specific inquiries.