Just Dance: Greatest Hits

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Just Dance: Greatest Hits is a compilation of songs from Just Dance 1, 2, and 3, using the Just Dance 3 engine as its base.

Early Name#

The game might have been initially named "Just Dance Summer Party 2", as indicated by the files.

Unused Songs#

There are 12 songs from Just Dance 2, four from Just Dance 1, and three from Just Dance 3 present in the files of the game that were planned to appear in this game since their data is complete in the files and can even be activated through hacks. Some of those songs did appear in the European version. All the songs from Just Dance 3 also remain in the game's data, but they could simply be leftovers since the game uses the same graphics engine.

Unused songs but no data in the files#

In the old Just Dance Now servers, unused menu assets in the style of Just Dance 3 and Greatest Hits are used, implying that That's Not My Name was planned to return in one of these games.

In the old files of A-Punk by Vampire Weekend, The pictograms for the outdated remake are in the style of Just Dance 3, suggesting that the map was supposed to return to Just Dance 3(as a downloadable track) orGreatest Hits. The coaches also look slightly different in the Mashup of Problem, where some of the unused updated pictograms are used as well. In the Xbox 360 DLC guide manual forJust Dance 4, a menu icon for A-Punk is seen. Curiously, it is not the one used inJust Dance 2, and it appears to be in the style ofGreatest Hits'', thus corroborating the theory that suggests the map might have been meant to reappear in that game.