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Video: New Japanese Commercials For Yo-kai Watch Dance: Just Dance Special Version

You may not have heard about the collaboration between hit games Yo-kai Watch and Just Dance, but Level 5 and Ubisoft are trying to make sure that you do. Below are two new commercials for the odd crossover that are playing in Japan now. If you find yourself tapping your foot to the beat, you might want to consider picking up the game if it ever comes to the West. Yo-kai Watch Dance: Just Dance Special Version launches in Japan on December 5th.

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5 thoughts on “Video: New Japanese Commercials For Yo-kai Watch Dance: Just Dance Special Version”

  1. I believe just like Wii Sports, Just Dance is a fad that’s time has past. Ubisoft just cannot let go because of the success it had in the past… These games do not sell like they used to. Ubisoft needs to move on, and stop releasing the same game over and over.

    1. “As of December 31, 2014 Just Dance 2015 has shipped 5 million copies worldwide.”

      I mean, clearly there’s still a market for these games and a profit to be made. If there’s millions of fans who enjoy these games, why not let them? Sure, you and I may not be interested, but clearly there are those who are.

      And it’s not like Ubisoft has a shortage of studios….

      1. According to Vgchartz, Just danced 2015 sold 2 million copies on the original Wii alone. Yes, the original Wii. In 2015. This shit game outsold WindWaker, Bayonetta Two, DK Tropical Freeze, and many more amazing games on the original Wii. I didn’t even realize 2 million people still played their Wii. I had no idea this game was still such a good seller…. Ok, Ubisoft wins this round, comment retracted. Obviously there is a fanbase. However personally, these games set off my gag reflex.

  2. Rogue Master XenoRidley X3

    More Just Dance crap from Ubishit for Wii U. Oh well. I got a PS4 so I can play Assassin’s Creed games, a month or so after their initial release, on there.

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