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Today on the PlayStation Blog, Sony has revealed two new PlayStation Move-related bundles that might intrigue gamers either looking to buy-in on the Move, or purchase a PlayStation 3 outright...

We hope that you’ve been enjoying Everybody Dance since the game’s launch last Tuesday! Now that you’ve had a chance to start working up a sweat on the dance floor, we wanted to share our newest Dancer Diary Video—Dance Workout. Following up on last week’s Party Play video featuring the San Francisco 49ers Gold Rush cheerleaders and the previous week’s Dance Creator tutorial, the Dance Workout Dancer Diary takes us back to the studio with Glenn Douglas Packard and his group of professional dancers. Check out the video below for a Dance Workout walkthrough.

Everybody Dance’s workout mode is a great way to stay fit while having fun! The interface is simple. It lets you to pick various song sets, all of which are set at different paces and difficulty levels, so you’ll be able to find the perfect workout routine to fit your personal style. As you play through a set, a display in the top corner of the screen keeps track of the calories that you’re burning. Finally, the Dance Workout mode records your progress over time in an easy to read chart. Pick up a copy today so you can stay fit and monitor your progress throughout the party-filled holiday season!

Everybody Dance, the ultimate party game for PlayStation 3, launches today! Now, with the power of PlayStation Move, you’ll be able to dance alongside authentic music videos for 40 of your favorite hit tracks.

To celebrate the game’s release, we’re happy to unveil the latest addition to our Dancer Diaries video series – Party Play with the San Francisco 49ers Gold Rush cheerleaders! A few weekends ago, we invited the squad over to PlayStation HQ for an Everybody Dance party. Check out the video for a glimpse of the 49ers Gold Rush showing off their best dance moves while playing Everybody Dance!

Spirits were high as the ladies played through several rounds of Everybody Dance’s Party Play mode, which allows up to 20 people to compete in head to head dance-offs. To get the party started, each dancer simply sets up their profile by taking a photo with the PlayStation®Eye camera and then the game automatically matches players up and tracks their wins. After each song, players can scroll through the results screens and review their scores and highlights from every round. Photos and highlight videos from the party can then be shared through Facebook and Twitter with a single click.

In addition to Party Play, Everybody Dance offers a great selection of fun features such as the Dance Creator mode that lets you to choreograph your own unique routines, the Dance Workout mode that helps you keep track of the calories that you burn while you work up a sweat on the dance floor, and Dance Class mode which helps you perfect your moves.

Make sure to grab a copy of Everybody Dance today to check out these cool features and throw your own dance party!

The launch of Everybody Dance, the all-new party game for the PlayStation Move, is just a few days away! To illustrate some of the coolest features in the game, we have created the Dancer Diaries, a series of videos where professional dancers record and share their experiences playing Everybody Dance.

Today, we want to share the first in the series, which provides a walk-through of Everybody Dance’s Dance Creator mode. With Dance Creator, anyone can easily choreograph their own dances, record their routines, and then save them in-game so they can challenge friends to compete against their moves.

To show you just how awesome Dance Creator is, our very own Rey Gutierrez traveled to Miami to direct the Everybody Dance dev diary series with the expertise of Emmy-nominated dancer, actor, and choreographer Glenn Douglas Packard. Watch the video to see how Glenn and his crew of professional dancers stack up against Dance Creator.

Also, this week marked the launch of our Everybody Dance tab on the PlayStation Facebook page. Check out the new tab where you can enter to win great prizes including: T Shirts, copies of Everybody Dance, or even the grand prize of a PS3, PlayStation Eye camera, and two PlayStation Move motion controllers!

Stay tuned next week for our launch post on 10/18 with more behind-the-scenes videos and upcoming events!

I’m happy to announce that Everybody Dance, this year’s hottest high-energy party game for PlayStation 3, is launching in North America on October 18! Starting on the 18th, you’ll be able to pick up a copy of Everybody Dance for $39.99, or a bundle pack for $99.99 which includes a copy of the game, a PlayStation Move motion controller and a PlayStation Eye camera, so you’ll have everything that you need to get your dance party started.

Join the fun as you dance to 40 tracks alongside the authentic music videos from top artists like Usher, LMFAO, Duck Sauce and more! Using the PlayStation Move motion controller and PlayStation Eye camera to track your performances, you’ll be able to dance solo or have a friend join in for cooperative partner routines and competitive dance battles. You can also play with 19 of your friends in a dance off using Everybody Dance’s Party Play mode. Best of all, you’ll be able to use the PlayStation Eye camera to capture your performances so that you can upload videos to everybodydancegame.com and then send links to your Facebook and Twitter accounts.

If you think that you’ve got all the best moves, let your creativity take center stage by using our innovative Dance Creator to choreograph your own routines set to any of our 40 hit tracks. You can even challenge your friends to see how well they can score against the routines you created in local play!

Not a world-class dancer? Not a problem! Everyone can get in on the fun by choosing from Beginner, Intermediate and Professional routines. Everybody Dance also lets you practice your skills through detailed routine breakdowns with the Dance Class feature.

All that dancing will really help you work up a sweat, so be sure to use Everybody Dance’s Dance Workout feature to track your fitness progress and calories burned while you’re playing the game.

Check out the new trailer below for a taste of the Everybody Dance experience.

Everybody Dance will feature 40 tracks including:

• Amerie, 1 Thing
• Barry White, You’re The First, The Last, My Everything
• Basement Jaxx, Where’s Your Head At
• Billy Idol with Generation X, Dancing with Myself
• Bodyrockers, I Like The Way
• Carl Douglas, Kung Fu Fighting
• CeCe Peniston, Finally
• Chromeo, Night By Night
• Dam-Funk, Hood Pass Intact
• Deadmau5, Ghosts ‘N’ Stuff (feat. Rob Swire)
• Diana Ross , Upside Down
• Duck Sauce, Barbra Streisand
• Ellie Goulding, Starry Eyed
• Elton John, I’m Still Standing
• Fatboy Slim, Praise You
• Groove Armada, Superstylin’
• Ida Corr Vs Fedde Le Grand, Let Me Think About It
• Jay Sean featuring Lil Wayne, Down
• Kool And The Gang, Get Down On It
• Lady Gaga, Born This Way
• LMFAO, Party Rock Anthem
• M/A/R/R/S, Pump Up The Volume
• Miami Sound Machine, Dr Beat
• New Kids On The Block, You Got It (The Right Stuff)
• Nicole Scherzinger, Don’t Hold Your Breath
• Ok Go, Here It Goes Again
• Outkast, The Way You Move
• Puretone, Addicted To Bass
• R. Kelly, Step In The Name of Love
• Raphael Saadiq, Radio
• Republica, Ready To Go
• Rihanna, Rude Boy
• SNAP!, The Power
• Sublime, Santeria
• The Chemical Brothers, Hey Boy Hey Girl
• Tiesto v Diplo feat Busta Rhymes, C`Mon (Catch `Em By Surprise)
• Tinie Tempah, Pass Out
• Usher featuring Pitbull, DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love
• Usher featuring will.i.am, OMG
• Willow, Whip My Hair

We’ll also be offering additional songs for download via the PlayStation Network starting from October 18, so you’ll never run out of hot new tracks and choreographed routines.

Be sure to pick up Everybody Dance when it launches on October 18. We’ll be looking out for your videos on everybodydancegame.com!

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