Just Dance Now vs Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue
Just Dance Now
Just Dance Now is a dancing simulation/rhythm game developed by Ubisoft which marked the franchise's very first appearance on the mobile platform. The game is very easy to set up and can be insanely fun to play, especially with friends. You simply need an internet-connected screen, which can be your smart TV, your computer or even an iPad, and your smartphone to play. The smartphone works as your controller and will record your movement via its gyroscope function, while the screen will show you what moves you'll need to do.The game houses over 300 hits and constantly is being updated with new songs, so you'll definitely be able to find your favorite tunes to dance to. You can even customize your own playlists of songs to dance to. Songs aren't all free however and will require time and effort to unlock. That being said, the game doesn't really have a limit on how many players who can connect to your game, allowing you to have fun playing this with your family or even with all your friends at a party.
The best feature, however, goes to Heathkit. It functions by roughly measuring how much calories you've burned per song. How cool is that?
Just Dance Now brings all the fun the Just Dance series has to offer and one-up all of them by making the game a whole lot more social and hence, entertaining. It's a crazy fun game to play even if you have two left feet.
Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue
Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue is another compilation of 3 amazing Kingdom Hearts experience, namely the Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD, Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep – A Fragmentary Passage, and Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover, which is, unlike the other two, a movie. Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 doesn't only compile these games - they have also been fully remastered and optimized for the Playstation console. The combat system in this game has also been reworked to offer faster-paced battles and exploration. The storyline here is pretty engaging as well - it depects series protagonists, Sora and Riku, taking the Mark of Mastery exam in preparation of future threats.Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue is definitely a game a fan of Kingdom Hearts cannot do without. If you happen to be one, make sure to grab it now!