Games review: Dance on Broadway

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£19.99

Format Wii

Publisher Ubisoft

Ubisoft had a sleeper hit with its Just Dance title, which saw simple graphics married with a good array of pop titles and a winning lack of peripherals. Has the company done it again with Dance on Broadway? Not so much. Jazz-hands fans will find plenty to like, but overly complicated graphics, patchy scoring and a niche range of songs make this less likely to appeal to a wider audience.

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