We pitched Just Dance very late in process compared

We pitched Just Dance very late in process compared to what we do usually. We pitched it, I think, six months prior to the launch when it was actually already developed. It was somehow already in the Rabbids, even if it was different, but in that game there was no tongue-in-cheek aspect, no artistic direction or anything."Poix also spoke about the difficulties he and his team had convincing others within Ubisoft that the idea would prove ESO Gold popular."It was quite interesting, we were creating more gamer's games and the image of this team… I think it's OK to say now that people within the Paris studio never thought it would be a success. We were working on Ghost Recon at the time and the discrepancy was huge."

People thought it would never work, because people don't dance, or that it wasn't precise enough for people to actually learn to dance."Ubisoft recently revealed that the Just Dance series has sold over 42 million copies to date, making it Ubisoft's second biggest selling game ahead of Splinter Cell's 27 million and below Assassin's Creed's 57 million.For more on 's interview with Poix and the development of Just Dance, <gslink pid="971423" stid="6415332" type="11" page="1">check out the full feature on the site now</gslink>.Jacky "EternalEnvy" Mao    Weh Sing "SingSing" Yuen    Kurtis "aui_2000" Ling    Johan "pieliedie" Astrom    Pittner "bone7" Armand    Initial reactions to the acquisition were largely positive.

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