Just Sing
Just Sing is a karaoke music 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. The online features of Just Sing were discontinued in June 2018, after eighteen months of operations. Non-online features to the game remain available.
Just Sing
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- 2016
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- music video game
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Just Sing is a karaoke music 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. The online features of Just Sing were discontinued in June 2018, after eighteen months of operations. Non-online features to the game remain available.
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Key facts
• Title — Just Sing • Developer — iNiS • Publisher — Ubisoft • Series — Just Dance • Engine — Unity • Platforms — PlayStation 4 Xbox One • Released — September 6, 2016 • Genre — Music
Gameplay
Gameplay
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.
Soundtrack
Soundtrack
The following songs are included in the game: • Song — Artist — Year • "All About That Bass" — Meghan Trainor — 2014 • "All of Me" — John Legend — 2013 • "Baby One More Time" — Britney Spears — 1998 • "Call Me Maybe" — Carly Rae Jepsen — 2012 • "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" — Elton John (Disney's The Lion King) — 1994 • "Can't Feel My Face" — The Weeknd — 2015 • "Chandelier" — Sia — 2014 • "Colors of the Wind" — Disney's Pocahontas — 1995 • "Counting Stars" — OneRepublic — 2013 • "Don't Worry, Be Happy" — Bobby McFerrin — 1988 • "Drag Me Down" — One Direction — 2015 • "Focus" — Ariana Grande — 2015 • "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" — Cyndi Lauper — 1983 • "Hallelujah" — Leonard Cohen — 1984 • "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" — The Arrows — 1975 • "I Want to Break Free" — Queen — 1984 • "I Want You Back" — Jackson 5 — 1969 • "I Will Survive" — Gloria Gaynor — 1978 • "It's Raining Men" — The Weather Girls — 1983 • "Kryptonite" — 3 Doors Down — 2000 • "Let Her Go" — Passenger — 2012 • "Let It Go" — Idina Menzel (Disney's Frozen) — 2013 • "Love Me Like You Do" — Ellie Goulding — 2015 • "Love Shack" — The B-52s — 1989 • "My Heart Will Go On" — Celine Dion — 1997 • "No One" — Alicia Keys — 2007 • "One More Night" — Maroon 5 — 2012 • "Radioactive" — Imagine Dragons — 2012 • "Relax, Take It Easy" — Mika — 2007 • "Rude" — Magic! — 2013 • "Shut Up and Dance" — Walk the Moon — 2014 • "Stand by Me" — Ben E. King — 1961 • "Stay" — Rihanna featuring Mikky Ekko — 2012 • "Stitches" — Shawn Mendes — 2015 • "Take On Me" — a-ha — 1985 • "Torn" — Natalie Imbruglia — 1997 • "The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)" — Ylvis — 2013 • "Two Princes" — Spin Doctors — 1991 • "U Can't Touch This" — MC Hammer — 1990 • "What Do You Mean?" — Justin Bieber — 2015 • "What's Up" — 4 Non Blondes — 1992 • "When I Was Your Man" — Bruno Mars — 2013 • "Wonderwall" — Oasis — 1995 • "Zombie" — The Cranberries — 1994
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• Song — Artist — Year • "Happy Birthday (Rock Version)" — Happy Birthday Songs — 1890s • "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain" — 1960s Standards — 1800s • "Silent Night" — Justin Bieber — 2011
DLC
DLC
• Song — Artist — Year • "A Spoonful of Sugar" — Julie Andrews (Disney's Mary Poppins) — 1964 • "A Thousand Miles" — Vanessa Carlton — 2002 • "A Whole New World" — Brad Kane and 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 and the Beast) — 1992 • "Beauty and the Beast" — Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson (Disney's Beauty and 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) — 1948 • "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 — 1974 • "Can't Smile Without You" — The Carpenters — 1975 • "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" — Disney's 101 Dalmatians — 1961 • "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" — Kristen Bell, Agatha Lee Monn and 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 and 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 (Disney's The Lion King) — 1994 • "I See the Light" — Mandy Moore and 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 featuring Cassandra Steen (Disney's The Princess and the Frog) — 2009 • "Night Changes" — One Direction — 2014 • "Ocean Avenue" — Yellowcard — 2003 • "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" — Disney's The Hutchback of Notre Dame — 1996 • "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 — 1986 • "This Love" — Maroon 5 — 2004 • "Tiny Dancer" — Elton John — 1972 • "Under the Sea" — Samuel E. Wright (Disney's 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 and the Tramp) — 1955 • "When Can I See You Again?" — Owl City (Disney's Wreck It Ralph) — 2013 • "When She Loved Me" — Sarah McLachlan (Disney's Toy Story 2) — 1999 • "When Will My Life Begin?" — Mandy Moore (Disney's Tangled) — 2010 • "Wherever You Will Go" — The Calling — 2001 • "Wind of Change" — Scorpions — 1991 • "Won't Go Home Without You" — Maroon 5 — 2007 • "Wrecking Ball" — Miley Cyrus — 2013 • "You Are So Beautiful" — Billy Preston — 1974 • "You've Got a Friend in Me" — Randy Newman (Disney's Toy Story) — 1995 • "Your Song" — Elton John — 1970
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