Just Dance 4

is a dance/rhythm game developed and published by Ubisoft. It is the fourth installment in the series and the first to be released on the Wii U. The game was released on October 2, 2012, with the Wii U version being released on November 18, 2012 as a launch title.
==Gameplay==
Players are judged on their ability to mimic dance moves performed by on-screen dancers. Players can choose the song they dance to and the score is kept depending on the number of accurate timings and movements. 
New features and modes in include a Battle Mode, an expanded Just Sweat mode, and bonus routines that must be unlocked through the Wheel of Gifts. Players can also unlock Dance Quests, with each song having up to six missions that can be completed by completing specific tasks (such as playing a Duet routine with two players or earning a "GOOD" during a specific part of the song). 
Players can also create Dancer Cards, which display their most frequently played songs, their highest scores, and online and offline challenges. Online leaderboards are available for the Wii U, PS3, and Xbox 360 versions of the game. 
Routines also have notable differences compared to those of the previous games, as coaches have a more realistic look and their colors no longer have gradients. Backgrounds are also more detailed and animated, unlike the simple backgrounds used in previous games.
==Special Editions==
=== Special Edition===
There is a special edition of the game which only adds one song; Umbrella by Rihanna, as well as an Alternate Version to the song, can be unlocked in-game. However, the Special Edition is only for the PAL Wii due to Umbrella being on the default track list for all other consoles.
===Wii U Version===
The Wii U version of has its special additions and features as well as having the most exclusive Mashups. For the first time in the series, a game mode can support up to 5 players at once. Puppet Master Mode allows four players to dance on-screen at once, while the fifth player uses the Wii U Gamepad and becomes the Master of Ceremonies. The MC can switch dance routines in real-time. The other four players must perform the moves decided by the MC.
The Wii U operator also can create custom choreographies on Puppet Master Modes and choose the next song. The Wii U controller allows light painting, which can be used for writing/drawing things on the screen for the other 4 players. It is also possible to display the lyrics on the Gamepad.
Also, 3 exclusive songs are included, Ain’t No Other Man, Domino and Want U Back in the Wii U version of the game. Want U Back is available as a downloadable track on the other three consoles.
==Covers==
==Menu and Design==
===Wii/Wii U/PS3===
The menu starts with a purple background with circles. In the middle, “JUST DANCE 4” is spelled in a bold white font, in all caps, with the 4 being surrounded by a purple star. On the PS3, players will be asked to do a calibration. If the calibration is successful, the game will show how to hold the motion controller. On the Wii U, the starting menu has a crowd at the bottom of the screen, with most of the coaches in the game being displayed in the middle. The game logo is still visible. When opening the menu, on the left, there is a purple side with most of the in-game coaches and behind them is a light. Underneath them is a message reading “JUST DANCE” in all caps and white letters on a purple box. Underneath that is another message reading “Let the party begin!”. When selecting it with the cursor, the coaches zoom in and the box swaps colors with the message. On the right is a blue side with all of the coaches from the Just Sweat mode, with a blue light behind them. Underneath them is a message reading “JUST SWEAT” in all caps and white letters on a blue box. Underneath that is a message reading “Your personal dance workout”. When selecting it with the cursor, the coaches zoom in and the box swaps colors with the message. Below is a red box and on the right of it, “EXTRAS” is displayed in white letters and all caps. Next to it are a screwdriver, a hammer, a light bulb, and an SD card. On the right is a blue box that on the left reads “STORE” in white letters and all caps. Next to it is a globe. The menu is a purple background with the menu squares being placed sideways. When the song plays, the background changes colors. On the bottom right is the Mojo bar, and on the top left is the back to menu button. There are also messages that replace the Mojo bar featuring information about the game. On the Just Sweat menu, it is pretty similar, but with a blue background.
===Xbox 360===
When the game starts, there is a tyrian purple box on the left, spelling “JUST DANCE 4” in all caps and white letters. There are wavy lines that are purple, yellow and blue, which look similar to the ones from Disturbia; indeed, in the middle is a box with only its outline visible that depicts the coach from that routine in the middle raising her right hand, albeit with more spikes on her shoulders. Underneath the box, “Raise your hand to take control” is shown in white letters. There is a red box below with only its outline being visible that appears in all parts of the menu. In the middle, it reads “Raise hand!” in white letters. When the player does so, their silhouette appears in the box. When proceeding to the next step, there is an information box on the left side of the screen. At the top, it reads “GET THE PARTY STARTED!” in all caps and white letters. The box has four instructions in a bulleted list in white letters.
*Don’t stand too close to the Kinect sensor
*In menus, relax and use smaller, gentle motions
*Select songs just like on your favorite touch screen device
*You can use a Controller if you prefer, press any button!
In the middle is a purple box with the outline of a hand that is drawn with white dots. Underneath, it spells “Touch to continue” in white letters. When selected, there are two yellow lines that glow around it, with the box also glowing a yellow outline. This is the same for all the other squares in the menu except for the covers which are also known as icons. On the right, there is a GIF of a pictogram showing you a tutorial how to use your hand to select things. Just like all games that are on the Xbox 360, there is an option to choose a profile. At the top is a tyrian purple box that has a message saying “Welcome to !” in white letters and underlined. Underneath, “Select a Profile Option” appears in yellow letters. There are five squares with profiles on them. The first square reads “Change Profile” in black letters. On the bottom right is a purple box with an option to be a guest. There are four squares with icons on them. The first square is the extras with tool symbols on them; the second one is Just Sweat with a sweat drop with a heart monitor in the middle; the third one is TV with a purple box with only its outline visible. Inside, it reads “JDTV” with the first half being purple letters and the other half being pink letters. There is also a pink Wi-Fi symbol next to it. The fourth square is Just Dance, where the songs are playable. It has a purple silhouette of P1 of Hot Stuff. Instead of six squares visible at once in the Just Dance menu, only five are visible. All songs are listed in a straight line. On the bottom left, there is a box that brings you back to the menu. Just like other consoles, the background is blue in Just Sweat.
Platform	Menu
Wii/PS3 	
Wii U 	
Xbox 360	
==Track List==
* An asterisk (*) indicates this song is covered in-game. The covered artist appears in parentheses in the “Artist” column.
* A purple box in the song column indicates that the song is playable on the demo version (only on the Xbox 360).
* A (C) indicates that the song requires a code from a Cheetos event that is only available on the NTSC Wii and Xbox 360 versions of the game, which is expired nowadays.
* An (NTSC) indicates that this routine is only exclusive to NTSC versions of the game.
* A (PAL) indicates that this routine is only exclusive to PAL versions of the game. This song is unavailable on the Special Edition of the game, however.
* A (WU) indicates that this routine is only exclusive to Wii U versions of the game.
* An (XNW) indicates that this routine is unavailable on the NTSC Wii versions of the game, where it was later released as a DLC.
* An (XPW) indicates that this routine is unavailable on the PAL Wii versions of the game, unless played on the Special Edition.
There are 50 songs in total in this game.
Song 	Artist 	Year	Mode 	Difficulty	Square
Call Me Maybe 	Carly Rae Jepsen 	2011	Solo 	 	
Good Feeling 	Flo Rida 	2011	Solo 	 	
Rock Lobster 	The B-52’s 	1978	Duet 	 	
Disturbia 	Rihanna 	2008	Solo 	 	
 	One Direction 	2011	Dance Crew	 	
Hot For Me 	A.K.A 	2012	Solo 	 	
Aserejé (The Ketchup Song) 	Las Ketchup 	2002	Duet 	 	
Hit ’Em Up Style (Oops!) 	Blu Cantrell 	2001	Solo 	 	
We No Speak Americano 	Yolanda Be Cool and DCUP (Hit The Electro Beat) 	2010	Solo 	 	
Oops!... I Did It Again 	Britney Spears (The Girly Team) 	2000	Dance Crew	 	
Beauty And A Beat 	Justin Bieber ft. Nicki Minaj 	2012	Solo 	 	
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love 	The Blues Brothers (Dancing Bros) 	1980	Duet 	 	165px
Crazy Little Thing 	Anja 	2012	Solo 	 	
Super Bass 	Nicki Minaj 	2010	Solo 	 	
Tribal Dance 	2 Unlimited 	1993	Duet 	 	
On the Floor 	Jennifer Lopez ft. Pitbull 	2011	Solo 	 	
Beware of the Boys (Mundian To Bach Ke) 	Panjabi MC 	1998	Dance Crew	 	
Never Gonna Give You Up 	Rick Astley 	1987	Solo 	 	
Maneater 	Nelly Furtado 	2006	Solo 	 	
Run The Show 	Kat DeLuna ft. Busta Rhymes 	2007	Duet 	 	
Livin’ La Vida Loca 	Ricky Martin 	1999	Solo 	 	
You’re the First, the Last, My Everything 	Barry White 	1974	Dance Crew	 	
Oh No! 	Marina and the Diamonds 	2010	Solo 	 	
I Like It 	The Blackout Allstars 	1994	Duet 	 	
Love You Like A Love Song 	Selena Gomez and the Scene 	2011	Solo 	 	
Crucified 	Army of Lovers 	1991	Dance Crew	 	
Mas Que Nada 	Sergio Mendes ft. The Black Eyed Peas 	2006	Solo 	 	
Some Catchin’ Up To Do 	Sammy 	2012	Solo 	 	
 	Europe 	1986	Duet 	 	
Mr. Saxobeat 	Alexandra Stan 	2010	Solo 	 	
Jailhouse Rock 	Elvis Presley 	1957	Dance Crew	 	
Moves Like Jagger 	Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera 	2011	Solo 	 	
Can’t Take My Eyes Off You 	Frankie Valli (Boys Town Gang) 	1982	Duet 	 	
Make The Party (Don’t Stop) (XNW) 	Bunny Beatz ft. Liquid 	2012	Solo 	 	
Wild Wild West 	Will Smith 	1999	Dance Crew	 	
 	P!nk 	2008	Solo 	 	
Istanbul (Not Constantinople) 	They Might Be Giants 	1990	Dance Crew	 	
Superstition 	Stevie Wonder 	1972	Solo 	 	
(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life 	Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes 	1987	Duet 	 	
Rock n’ Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain)	Skrillex 	2010	Solo 	 	
Time Warp 	The Rocky Horror Picture Show Cast (Halloween Thrills)	1975	Dance Crew	 	
You Make Me Feel... (C) 	Cobra Starship ft. Sabi 	2011	Solo 	 	
Brand New Start (C) 	Anja 	2012	Solo 	 	
Good Girl (NTSC) 	Carrie Underwood 	2012	Solo 	 	
Umbrella (XPW) 	Rihanna ft. Jay-Z 	2007	Solo 	 	
Cercavo Amore (PAL) 	Emma 	2011	Solo 	 	
Diggin’ in the Dirt (PAL) 	Stefanie Heinzmann 	2012	Solo 	 	
Ain’t No Other Man (WU) 	Christina Aguilera (The Girly Team) 	2006	Solo 	 	
Domino (WU) 	Jessie J 	2011	Solo 	 	
Want U Back (WU) 	Cher Lloyd ft. Astro 	2012	Solo 	 	
===Removed Songs===
These are the songs that were originally planned to be in the game but were later scrapped for unknown reasons.
*A (2014DLC) indicates that the song would later appear on as a downloadable track.
*A (DLC) indicates that the song was removed in the main game, and later released as DLC.
*An (RS) indicates that the song was replaced with another song, with the routine remaining the same.
Song 	Artist 	Year	Mode 	Difficulty	Square
Invinciblehttps://youtu.be/nipWNwSiapc 	Anja 	 	Unknown	N/A 	
Let Me Feel Ya (RS):File:LetMeFeelYaTheBrandNewStart.png	Anja 	2012	Solo 	 	
Move Your Body 	Beyoncé 	2011	Solo 	N/A 	
Part of Me (DLC) 	Katy Perry 	2012	Solo 	 	
Respect 	Aretha Franklin	1967	Solo 	N/A 	
Sexy And I Know It (2014DLC) 	LMFAO 	2011	Solo 	 	
So Good 	B.o.B 	2012	Solo 	 	
Weapon Of Choice 	Fatboy Slim 	2001	Duet 	N/A 	
==Alternate Routines==
*A (MWUC) indicates that the routine can either be unlocked through Mojo (on the Wii) or Ubisoft Club.
*A (X360) indicates that the routine is not available on the Xbox 360 version of the game.
*An (XW) indicates that the routine is not available on the Wii version of the game.
Song 	Routine 	Mode 	Difficulty	Square
Call Me Maybe (MWUC) 	Alternate 	Solo 	3 	
Can’t Take My Eyes Off You 	Alternate 	Solo 	3 	
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (X360)	Hold My Hand 	Hold My Hand	1 	
Good Feeling 	Extreme 	Solo 	4 	
Jailhouse Rock (XW) 	Line Dance 	Solo 	3 	
Run The Show 	Extreme 	Solo 	4 	
Tribal Dance 	With a Katana 	Solo 	1 	
Umbrella 	With an Umbrella	Solo 	2 	
What Makes You Beautiful 	Extreme 	Solo 	4 	
Wild Wild West 	Extreme 	Solo 	4 	
==Mashups==
Mashups are present in the game.
*A (MWUC) indicates that the Mashup can either be unlocked through the Mojo Wheel on the Wii version of the game, or through Ubisoft Connect on other versions of the game.
*A (PWU) indicates that the Mashup is only available on the PS3 and Wii U versions of the game.
*A (WU) indicates that the Mashup is only available on the Wii U version of the game.
Song 	Difficulty
(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life (PWU) 	
Ain’t No Other Man (WU) 	
Aserejé (The Ketchup Song) (WU) 	
Beauty and a Beat (MWUC) 	
Beware of the Boys (Mundian To Bach Ke) 	
Call Me Maybe 	
Can't Take My Eyes Off You (WU) 	
Crucified (PWU) 	
Disturbia 	
Good Feeling (MWUC) 	1
Hit ’Em Up Style (Oops!) (WU) 	
I Like It (WU) 	
Jailhouse Rock (PWU) 	
Livin’ La Vida Loca (PWU) 	
Love You Like A Love Song (PWU) 	
Maneater (PWU) 	
Mas Que Nada (PWU) 	
Moves Like Jagger 	
Mr. Saxobeat (WU) 	
Never Gonna Give You Up (WU) 	
Oh No! 	
Oops!...I Did It Again 	
Rock n’ Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain)	
Rock Lobster 	
Run the Show (PWU) 	
So What (PWU) 	
Super Bass (PWU) 	
The Final Countdown (WU) 	
Tribal Dance (PWU) 	
We No Speak Americano (WU) 	
What Makes You Beautiful 	
Wild Wild West (PWU) 	
You’re the First, the Last, My Everything 	
===Removed Mashups===
Song 	Difficulty
Istanbul (Not Constantinople) (PWU)	3
Superstition 	N/A
Umbrella 	N/A
==Puppet Master Modes==
Puppet Master Mode was introduced in for the Wii U only. Here are the songs with this mode:
* An (S) indicates that this Puppet Master Mode is unlocked at the start.
There are 17 Puppet Master Mode routines in this game.
Song 	Artist 	Year	Square
Ain’t No Other Man 	Christina Aguilera(The Girly Team) 	2006	
Beauty and a Beat 	Justin Bieber feat. Nicki Minaj 	2012	
Call Me Maybe (S) 	Carly Rae Jepsen 	2011	
Disturbia 	Rihanna 	2008	
Good Feeling 	Flo Rida 	2011	
Love You Like A Love Song 	Selena Gomez & the Scene 	2011	
Maneater 	Nelly Furtado 	2006	
Mas Que Nada 	Sérgio Mendes feat. The Black Eyed Peas 	2006	
Moves Like Jagger 	Maroon 5 feat. Christina Aguilera 	2011	
Mr. Saxobeat 	Alexandra Stan 	2010	
Never Gonna Give You Up 	Rick Astley 	1988	
Oh No! 	Marina and the Diamonds 	2010	
Rock n' Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain)	Skrillex 	2010	
So What 	P!nk 	2008	
Super Bass 	Nicki Minaj 	2010	
We No Speak Americano 	Yolanda Be Cool and DCUP(Hit The Electro Beat)	2010	
What Makes You Beautiful 	One Direction 	2011	
==Battles==
Battle Modes were introduced in Just Dance 4, and all of these are unlocked via Wheel of Gifts with an exception of Rock n' Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain) vs Livin' la Vida Loca on the Wii U version of the game.
* An (SWU) indicates that this is unlocked at the start on the Wii U version of the game.
Battle 	Artist 	Difficulty	Year 	Menu Square
Rock n’ Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain) VS. Livin’ la Vida Loca (SWU)	Skrillex VS. Ricky Martin 	 	2010 VS. 1999	
Super Bass VS. Love You Like A Love Song 	Nicki Minaj VS. Selena Gomez & the Scene 	 	2010 VS. 2011	
Beauty And A Beat VS. Call Me Maybe 	Justin Bieber ft. Nicki Minaj VS. Carly Rae Jepsen	 	2012 VS. 2011	
Tribal Dance VS. Rock Lobster 	2 Unlimited VS. The B-52's 	 	1993 VS. 1978	
Moves Like Jagger VS. Never Gonna Give You Up 	Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera VS. Rick Astley 	 	2011 VS. 1987	
==Just Sweat==
*A (WOG) indicates that the workout must be unlocked via the Wheel of Gifts.
Workout 	Genre 	10+ min 	25+ min 	40+ min 	Square
Aerobics in Space 	Dynamic Fitness Steps / 80’s Pop Music 	Moon Cruise 	Solar Trip 	Galactic Journey 	
Sweat Around The World 	Latin Dance Practice / World Music 	Garden Journey 	Forest Dance 	Jungle Adventure 	
Electro Body Combat 	Cardio Fighting Exercise / Electro Music 	Amateur Match 	Pro Competition 	World Championship	
Cheerleaders Boot Camp 	Extreme Training / Punk Rock Music 	Garage Rehearsal 	Club Concert 	Stadium Show 	
Swinging 60’s Workout (WOG)	Funny Health Conditioning / Classy Pop Music	Breakfast Practice	Tea Party Training	Flower Power Party	
==Downloadable Content==
*An (NW) indicates that the DLC is exclusive to NTSC Wii consoles.
*A (PAL) indicates that the DLC is exclusive to PAL regions.
*A (XNW360) indicates that the DLC is unavailable on the Wii and Xbox 360 versions of the game in NTSC regions.
*A (XWU) indicates that the DLC is unavailable on the Wii U versions of the game.
Note that DLCs on Wii and Wii U were made unavailable on January 30, 2019 and March 27, 2023 respectively. The ability to get Wii points was removed on March 30, 2018, whereas the ability to add funds to an account in Nintendo eShop on Wii U was removed on May 23, 2022, as was the ability to add funds through a Nintendo eShop Card on August 29, 2022.
DLCs will be unavailable on Xbox 360 as of July 29, 2024 due to the shutdown of the Xbox 360 Marketplace.
All DLCs cost 300 Wii Points on the Wii and $2.99 on the other consoles.
Song 	Artist 	Year	Mode	Difficulty	Square	Release Date
Part Of Me 	Katy Perry 	2012	Solo	 	 	October 18, 2012
You Make Me Feel... (XNW360) 	Cobra Starship ft. Sabi 	2011	Solo	 	 	October 18, 2012
Gangnam Style 	PSY 	2012	Duet	 	 	November 20, 2012
Funhouse 	P!nk 	2008	Solo	 	 	November 20, 2012
Make The Party (Don’t Stop) (NW)	Bunny Beatz ft. Liquid 	2012	Solo	 	 	November 20, 2012
Dagomba 	Sorcerer 	2010	Solo	 	 	November 20, 2012
One Thing 	One Direction 	2011	Duet	 	 	December 11, 2012
Heavy Cross 	Gossip 	2009	Solo	 	 	December 11, 2012
So Glamorous 	The Girly Team 	2012	Solo	 	 	December 11, 2012
Hit The Lights 	Selena Gomez and the Scene 	2011	Solo	 	 	December 11, 2012
Good Girl (PAL) 	Carrie Underwood 	2012	Solo	 	 	December 11, 2012
Want U Back (XWU) 	Cher Lloyd ft. Astro 	2012	Solo	 	 	December 25, 2012
Oath 	Cher Lloyd ft. Becky G 	2012	Duet	 	 	January 22, 2013
We R Who We R 	Ke$ha 	2010	Solo	 	 	January 22, 2013
Boom 	Reggaeton Storm 	2006	Solo	 	 	January 22, 2013
Professor Pumplestickle 	Nick Phoenix and Thomas J. Bergersen	2009	Duet	 	 	March 5, 2013
The Lazy Song 	Bruno Mars 	2010	Solo	 	 	March 5, 2013
Gold Dust 	DJ Fresh 	2010	Solo	 	 	March 5, 2013
Die Young 	Ke$ha 	2012	Duet	 	 	April 2, 2013
Primadonna 	Marina and the Diamonds 	2012	Solo	 	 	April 2, 2013
Baby Girl (XWU) 	Reggaeton 	2009	Solo	 	 	April 2, 2013
==ESRB/PEGI Ratings==
===ESRB Rating===
Resources can be found here
Category: 
Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, Wii
Content Descriptors: Comic Mischief, Lyrics
Others: Music Downloads and/or Streams Not Rated by the ESRB (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, Wii)
Rating Summary: This is a rhythm-and-dance simulation game in which players perform choreographed routines by following the movements of on-screen characters. Players score points by accurately moving their bodies in time with the music and scrolling indicators. Some songs include suggestive material (e.g., “Temptress, hands up, naughty on the inside,” “That badonkadonk is like a trunk full of bass on an old school Chevy,” “Take me by the tongue . . . Kiss me 'til you're drunk,” “Hey, sexy boy, set me free/Don't be shy, play with me/My dirty boy, can't you see”). Some lyrics also reference alcohol (e.g., “All I need is some vodka . . .” and “She never drinks the water/Makes you order French champagne”). In one comical dance sequence, a cartoony character (a rabbid) removes its tight shorts (no nudity is depicted).
===PEGI Rating===
Resources can be found hereNo other information given on PEGI website.
==Trivia==
* was the last game in a row to have a song by Britney Spears. Spears is absent for the first time in the series in .
* is the game with the most original routines in the series. There are 50 classic routines, 10 alternate routines, and 16 new DLCs.
* is the first game to be available for 8th-gen consoles (Wii U in this case).
* is the last game in the series to use the LyN engine. Starting in , the engine, first used in , is used instead.
* is the first game to use a custom Ubisoft animation upon boot-up of the game.
*The Wii version of is the last game in the series to run at 60FPS on that console. All the following games run at 30FPS on the Wii.
* is the first game in the series where the "On Fire" feature is not visually indicated. However, it is present behind the scenes in both this game and every following game.https://www.ubisoft.com/en-gb/game/just-dance/2023/news-updates/6JSYL277Jds6As65yqtAvr/new-era-new-scoring
* is the first game in the main series where lyrics are highlighted on all consoles. The highlighting color is usually the same as the coach’s glove or the pictograms.
**This is the second game in the franchise to not highlight lyrics after the singing person’s gender, like in (PS3), , and . It is preceded by .
* is the only game in the series where no Mashup has Gold Moves.
* is the first game in the series to have Battle Mode. It would appear for the second and last time in .
* is the third game in the series to be nominated for Favorite Video Game at the .
*The exemplary images in the DLC instruction manual show songs that were never made available for purchase in the game, like Alright, Katti Kalandal and Brand New Start. The first two were DLC in the previous game, whereas the latter is a code unlockable in this one.
**Curiously, the Brand New Start cover in the DLC instruction manual uses the menu icon for Jungle Drum (except on the Xbox 360 version of the manual, where the menu icon of Kids in America is used instead).
*On the PlayStation 3 version, if there is DLC downloaded to the system, the scores will not be displayed next to the dancer(s) like in the other consoles. They have to be seen through the leaderboard.
*The effort ratings were removed in this game, and they have been absent from every game in the main series up until .
*On the NTSC box art, Umbrella and Moves Like Jagger have different color schemes, but Umbrella’s color scheme is from the bridge when she turns golden, whereas Moves Like Jagger’s is completely different.
*On the PAL box art, Mr. Saxobeat has different color schemes.
*On the Italian cover of the game Cercavo Amore is listed in place of Moves Like Jagger, which is listed on all other PAL covers.
*There are 33 total Mashups in the game. However, only the Wii U version holds all of them. The Wii and Xbox 360 versions have only 12 of them each, and the PS3 version has 24 of them.
**A thirty-fourth Mashup (Istanbul (Not Constantinople)’s Mashup) was planned to be in the game but got cut.
*On the Wii U version of the game, there is a notification that will appear at the bottom-right corner of the song list saying that there are 64 Mojo levels. However, there are only 62 gifts on the Wii U version.
**On the rest of the consoles, its maximum level is 33.
*On Wii, PS3, and Wii U, the song selection menu is sometimes affected by a glitch that causes two random menu icons to overlap each other.:File:Jd4 menu glitch 1.png:File:Jd4 menu glitch 2.jpg
*Light painting and karaoke are not available while playing Puppet Master Modes.
*The game files contain a video of various people from the development team dancing randomly and wearing various costume accessories. This video is formatted like other coach videos in the files.
*On the title screen in the Xbox 360 version, the coach from Disturbia shows the pose that the player has to do (by raising his or her hand) to activate the menu control.
*You're the First, the Last, My Everything plays during the Credits.
*If the player continues the song after pausing, it will go on to the countdown starting with 3. The speed depends on the BPM of the song.
**The countdown was also used in , but with the countdown starting at 4 in both normal gameplay and Dance Dojo.
*The Wii U version’s menu has a different Back button and loading icon.
*The NTSC PlayStation 3 box art says "Only On PlayStation", despite the game being multi-platform.
**This is likely considered that the PS Move support is exclusive to PS3.
*The game was supposed to have Medley, but it was removed for unknown reasons.:File:MedleyJD4BetaProof.png
*The Gold Move sound is not played on Wii Remotes; instead, they vibrate when a player correctly does a Gold Move.
*The lyrics are closer to the edge on the Wii.
*Starting with this game, the lyric lines are generally longer than in previous games.
*The Xbox 360 version of the game does not have a crown above the leader’s name. Instead, the leader will have gold arcs below their name and Kinect silhouette.
*An Autodance will not be recorded when playing a DLC song.
*As of January 31, 2019, downloadable tracks are no longer obtainable in the Wii version of the game due to the discontinuation of the Wii Shop Channel and Nintendo WFC Pay & Play services. The ability to add Wii Points has been removed on March 26, 2018.
*As of March 27, 2023, downloadable tracks are no longer obtainable for the Wii U version of the game due to the discontinuation of the Nintendo eShop for the Wii U. the ability to add funds to an account in the Nintendo eShop on Wii U was removed on May 23, 2022, as was the ability to add funds through a Nintendo eShop Card on August 29, 2022.
*When exiting back to the main menu during the gameplay, the current score will be saved. This also happens when restarting the song. The only way to avoid this is to completely turn off the game.
*As of an unknown date, was removed from the Nintendo eShop.
*As of an unknown date, all the DLCs (except Funhouse) have been removed from the PlayStation store.
**As of an unknown date, Funhouse has also been taken down from the PlayStation Store.:File:Where's Funhouse.jpeg
*As of an unknown date, , along with all its DLC, has been removed from the Xbox 360 Marketplace.https://web.archive.org/web/20230820081152/https%3A%2F%2Fmarketplace.xbox.com%2Fen-nz%2FProduct%2FJust-Dance-4%2F66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d802555308b5%3Fcid%3Dsearch#
===Beta Elements===
For a full list of Just Dance 4’s beta elements, see Just Dance 4/Beta Elements.
===Achievements===
For a full list of Just Dance 4’s achievements, see Just Dance 4 Achievements.
==Gallery==
===Game Files===
JustDance4 officiallogo.png|Official logo
JD4 iconextra.png|Logo
Justdance4 mainbkg.png|Title screen (Wii U)
JD4 Banner classic.png|Banner (Classic)
JD4 banner sweat.png|Banner (Sweat)
DifficultyMeter jd4.png|Difficulty meter
JD4 wiimenu banner.png|Wii menu banner background
JD4 wiisaveicon.png|Wii save icon
JD4 wiisavebanner.png|Wii save banner
JustDance4 star.png|Star
JD4 PIC1.PNG|PlayStation 3 XrossMediaBar background.
JD4 ICON0.PNG|PlayStation 3 XrossMediaBar icon
===In-Game Screenshots===
INEEDAFUNNYNAME.jpeg|Tutorial screen (Xbox 360)
Is my body too DABoulicious for you.jpeg|Main menu (Xbox 360)
Xbox 360 Song Selection.jpeg|Song selection menu (Xbox 360)
jd4 menu wii,wu,ps3.jpg|Song selection menu (Wii/Wii U/PS3)
Screenshot 2018-06-05-23-17-19.png|Solo tutorial
Screenshot 2018-06-07-17-25-11.png|Duet tutorial
Screenshot 2018-06-07-17-25-53.png|Dance Crew tutorial
Screenshot 2018-06-05-23-09-07.png|Solo coach selection screen (Xbox 360)
Screenshot 2018-06-05-23-16-21.png|Solo coach selection screen (Wii/Wii U/PS3)
Screenshot 2018-06-05-23-23-40.png|Duet coach selection screen (Xbox 360)
Screenshot 2018-06-07-17-22-56.png|Duet coach selection screen (Wii/Wii U/PS3)
Screenshot 2018-06-06-18-35-19.png|Dance Crew coach selection screen (Xbox 360)
Screenshot 2018-06-07-17-26-25.png|Dance Crew coach selection screen (Wii/Wii U/PS3)
Screenshot 2018-06-06-18-38-26.png|Scoring screen (Xbox 360)
Screenshot 2018-06-05-23-21-50.png|Scoring screen (Wii/Wii U/PS3)
===Promotional Images===
JD4 wiigamebundle.jpg|Special Wii + bundle packaging
jd4 pressrelease.jpg|2012 press release photo
Jd4 facebook profile picture.jpg|Facebook profile picturehttps://www.facebook.com/justdancegame/photos/pb.100067348292428.-2207520000/298091353659655/?type=3
Callmemaybe jd4 facebook header.jpg|Facebook header (featuring Maybel)https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=298097403659050&set=pb.100067348292428.-2207520000
===Behind the Scenes===
Amore jd4 bts.jpg|Cercavo Amore
Crucifiedquat bts.png|Crucified (P4)
Screen Shot 2017-03-06 at 5.34.34 PM.png|Disturbia
Everybodyneeds bts.png|Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
Ytrewqrgth.png|Funhouse
GoldDust BTS.png|Gold Dust
Hyyt.png|Good Feeling
Moveslikejag c1 bts.jpg|Moves Like Jagger (C1)
Moveslikejag c2 bts.jpg|Moves Like Jagger (C2)
Moveslikejag c3 bts.jpg|Moves Like Jagger (C3)
Moveslikejag c4 bts.jpg|Moves Like Jagger (C4)
Hyht.png|Moves Like Jagger VS. Never Gonna Give You Up
1394191 180330532157501 171570225 n.jpg|Oath, Heavy Cross, Brand New Start, Good Girl, and Some Catchin’ Up To Do
SoGood bts1.jpg|So Good
Thelazysong bts.png|The Lazy Song
===Beta Elements===
just dance 4 beta menu.jpg|Beta menu
JD4 concept art.png|Concept cover https://melissalafon.carbonmade.com/projects/6525613
===Others===
JD4 ok feedbackicon.png|"OK" feedback
JD4 good feedbackicon.png|"GOOD" feedback
JD4 x feedbackicon.png|"X" feedback
JD4 goldenx feedbackicon.png|Missed Gold Move feedback
JD4 perfect feedbackicon.png|"PERFECT" feedback
Screenshot 2018-04-20-19-55-55-1.png|Crown style on Wii, Wii U and PS3
JD4 yeah feedbackicon.png|"YEAH!" feedback
JD4 starsicon.png|The stars below the player’s name
JD4 starbar.png|Starbar
JD4 crown xbox360 icon.png|Arcs intead of crown on Xbox 360 with Kinect silhouette
==Videos==
Just Dance 4- GamesCom 2012 Trailer -UK-
TV Launch Commercial Just Dance 4
Behind the Scenes - The Making of Just Dance 4
Just Dance 4 - Credits
===Others===
Pro Football Player Dance Off Just Dance 4
So You Think You Can Dance Tour - Behind the Scenes with Just Dance 4!
==References==
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