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Developer(s) | iNiS [1] |
Publisher(s) | Ubisoft [1] [2] [3] |
Series | Just Dance |
Engine | Unity |
Platform(s) | PlayStation 4 Xbox One |
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Just Sing is a karaoke video game developed by iNiS and published by Ubisoft, which was released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 6, 2016 as a spin-off title to the Just Dance series. After only 18 months Ubisoft announced they will pull the plug on the online features of Just Sing in June 2018 leaving those that purchased the game with just the core base game to play. Those that bought extra packs have been directed to Ubisoft support for compensation, amounts will be updated here once known. [1]
Just Sing is divided into "Party" and "Battle" modes; Party mode allows players to record lip sync music videos, while Battle is a competitive mode. The game supports the use of a companion mobile app for Android and iOS smartphones, which utilizes the device's internal microphone and camera in-game (as opposed to a wired USB microphone). Kinect and PlayStation Camera can also be used to record video footage. [3] [2]
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The following songs are contained within the game: [2] [1]
Song | Artist | Year |
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"Happy Birthday (Rock Version)" | Happy Birthday Songs | 1890s |
"She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain" | 1960s Standards | 1800s |
"Silent Night" | Justin Bieber | 2011 |
Song | Artist | Year |
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"A Spoonful of Sugar" | Julie Andrews (Disney's Mary Poppins) | 1964 |
"A Thousand Miles" | Vanessa Carlton | 2002 |
"A Whole New World" | Brad Kane & Lea Salonga (Disney's Aladdin) | 1992 |
"Ain't No Sunshine" | Bill Withers | 1971 |
"All By Myself" | Eric Carmen | 1975 |
"All Through the Night" | Cyndi Lauper | 1984 |
"All Out of Love" | Air Supply | 1980 |
"American Pie" | Don McLean | 1971 |
"Andalouse" | Kendji Girac | 2014 |
"Angels" | Robbie Williams | 1997 |
"Be Our Guest" | Jerry Orbach and Angela Lansbury (Disney's Beauty & The Beast) | 1992 |
"Beauty and the Beast" | Celine Dion & Peabo Bryson (Disney's Beauty & The Beast) | 1992 |
"Behind Those Eyes" | 3 Doors Down | 2005 |
"Bennie and the Jets" | Elton John | 1974 |
"Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo" | Verna Felton (Disney's Cinderella) | 1949 |
"Blame It on the Girls" | MIKA | 2010 |
"Blue Eyes" | Elton John | 1982 |
"Borderline" | Madonna | 1984 |
"Breakfast in America" | Supertramp | 1979 |
"Candle in the Wind" | Elton John | 1971 |
"Can't Smile Without You" | The Carpenters | 1977 |
"Caribbean Queen (No More Love on the Run)" | Billy Ocean | 1984 |
"Chasing the Sun" | The Wanted | 2012 |
"Chim Chim Cher-ee" | Dick Van Dyke (Disney's Mary Poppins) | 1964 |
"Circle of Life" | Elton John (Disney's The Lion King) | 1994 |
"Criminal" | Britney Spears | 2011 |
"Cruella de Vil" | Dr. John (Disney's 101 Dalmatians) | 1961 |
"Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" | Kristen Bell, Agatha Lee Monn & Katie Lopez (Disney's Frozen) | 2013 |
"Dog Days Are Over" | Florence + The Machine | 2008 |
"Even the Nights Are Better" | Air Supply | 1982 |
"Ever Ever After" | Carrie Underwood (Disney's Enchanted) | 2007 |
"Everywhere" | Fleetwood Mac | 1987 |
"For the First Time in Forever" | Kristen Bell & Idina Menzel (Disney's Frozen) | 2013 |
"Foundations" | Kate Nash | 2007 |
"Friday I'm in Love" | The Cure | 1992 |
"Friend Like Me" | Robin Williams (Disney's Aladdin) | 1992 |
"Frozen Heart" | Disney's Frozen | 2013 |
"Go the Distance" | Michael Bolton (Disney's Hercules) | 1997 |
"Hand in My Pocket" | Alanis Morissette | 1995 |
"Happy Ending" | MIKA | 2007 |
"Happy Working Song" | Amy Adams (Disney's Enchanted) | 2007 |
"Hasta el Amanecer" | Nicky Jam | 2016 |
"Heaven's on Fire" | Kiss | 1984 |
"Hold Me Now" | Thompson Twins | 1983 |
"I Bet My Life" | Imagine Dragons | 2014 |
"I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues" | Elton John | 1983 |
"I Just Can't Wait to Be King" | Elton John (The Lion King) | 1994 |
"I See the Light" | Mandy Moore & Zachary Levi (Disney's Tangled) | 2010 |
"I Won't Say (I'm in Love)" | Belinda Carlisle (Disney's Hercules) | 1997 |
"In Summer" | Josh Gad (Disney's Frozen) | 2013 |
"It's My Life" | No Doubt | 2003 |
"Jessie's Girl" | Rick Springfield | 1981 |
"Lean On Me" | Bill Withers | 1972 |
"Les Poissons" | Rene Auberjonois (Disney's The Little Mermaid) | 1989 |
"Lollipop" | MIKA | 2007 |
"Love is an Open Door" | Kristen Bell and Santino Fontana (Disney's Frozen) | 2013 |
"Love Today" | MIKA | 2006 |
"Lovefool" | The Cardigans | 1996 |
"Mi Rowsu" | Damaru in duet with Jan Smit | 2009 |
"My Way" | Limp Bizkit | 2001 |
"Never Gonna Leave This Bed" | Maroon 5 | 2011 |
"Never Knew I Needed" | Ne-Yo ft. Cassandra Steen (Disney's The Princess & The Frog) | 2009 |
"Night Changes" | One Direction | 2014 |
"Ocean Avenue" | Yellowcard | 2004 |
"Once Upon A Dream" | Lana Del Rey (Disney's "Maleficent") | 2014 |
"Original Sin" | INXS | 1983 |
"Part of Your World" | Jodi Benson (Disney's "The Little Mermaid") | 1989 |
"Piano Man" | Billy Joel | 1973 |
"Plush" | Stone Temple Pilots | 1993 |
"Pompeii" | Bastille | 2013 |
"Practically Perfect" | Julie Andrews (Disney's Mary Poppins) | 1964 |
"Pretty Little Angel Eyes" | Curtis Lee | 1961 |
"Prince Ali" | Robin Williams (Disney's "Aladdin") | 1992 |
"Rockstar" | A Great Big World | 2014 |
"Roseanne" | Nick & Simon | 2007 |
"Ruby" | Kaiser Chiefs | 2007 |
"Sacrifice" | Elton John | 1989 |
"Sailing" | Christopher Cross | 1980 |
"She Will Be Loved" | Maroon 5 | 2004 |
"So Close" | Jon McLaughlin (Disney's "Enchanted") | 2007 |
"Someday" | Celtic Woman | 2007 |
"Something That I Want" | Grace Potter (Disney's Tangled) | 2010 |
"Somewhere Only We Know" | Keane | 2004 |
"Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" | Elton John | 1976 |
"Sunday Morning" | Maroon 5 | 2004 |
"Sweet Home Alabama" | Lynyrd Skynyrd | 1974 |
"Take Me Out" | Franz Ferdinand | 2004 |
"The Art of Losing" | American Hi-Fi | 2003 |
"These Dreams" | Heart | 1984 |
"This Love" | Maroon 5 | 2004 |
"Tiny Dancer" | Elton John | 1971 |
"Under the Sea" | Samuel E. Wright (The Little Mermaid) | 1989 |
"Uptown Girl" | Billy Joel | 1983 |
"We Are Golden" | MIKA | 2009 |
"What a Dog/He's a Tramp" | Peggy Lee (Disney's Lady & The Tramp) | 1955 |
"When Can I See You Again?" | Owl City (Disney's Wreck It Ralph) | 2013 |
"When She Loved Me" | John Tess & Richard Page (Disney's Toy Story 2) | 1999 |
"When Will My Life Begin?" | Mandy Moore (Disney's Tangled) | 2010 |
"Wherever You Will Go" | The Calling | 2004 |
"Wind Of Change" | Scorpions | 1991 |
"Won't Go Home Without You" | Maroon 5 | 2007 |
"Wrecking Ball" | Miley Cyrus | 2013 |
"You Are So Beautiful" | Joe Cocker | 1974 |
"You've Got a Friend in Me" | Michael Bublé (Toy Story) | 1995 |
"Your Song" | Elton John | 1970 |
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