Game review: Dance Central 2  By Troy Rawhiti-Forbes  Add a
comment Dance Central 2. Photo / Supplied Dance Central 2. Photo
/ Supplied  Arguably, no launch title made better use of
Microsoft's Kinect technology than Dance Central. It was a
complete game that stood on its own two feet, while gamers
shuffled and jived around on theirs. The motion detection was
ultra-accurate, and the moves were easy enough to learn so even
the most slack-footed couch potatoes could be thrilling their
mates like Justin Timberlake without too much practice.  Dance
Central 2 cuts in and steals the moves away from its predecessor
by allowing two players to groove simultaneously, meaning you
and your mates can have dance-offs against each other, or team
up to form your own little crew. Still no sign of online
multiplayer though, which seems like an opportunity lost.  I'm
no dancer, but the choreography feels tight, and more or less
professional. Yes, you can feel like a complete idiot when you
play but it's more down to being the c