Just Dance: Decades of Hits Nintendo Switch Release — Free Nintendo Switch 2 Upgrade on Nov. 10

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Ubisoft’s latest entry in the long-running rhythm franchise, Just Dance: Decades of Hits, is now available for the Nintendo Switch. The release packages cross-generational pop tracks into decade-themed visual worlds and choreography, and Ubisoft is offering a free upgrade to a Nintendo Switch 2 version when that release goes live on Nov. 10. Background and release details Just Dance: Decades of Hits launches on Nintendo Switch with a curated playlist spanning the 1970s through the 2020s. Ubisoft describes the title as a nostalgia-forward dance experience that lets players select a decade and perform alongside family or friends. The company also announced that players who own the Nintendo Switch version will be able to update to the Nintendo Switch 2 version at no additional cost on Nov. 10; an internet connection will be required to download the update. Song lineup and modes The game’s tracklist highlights iconic songs and era-specific presentation. Featured tracks called out by Ubisoft include ABBA’s "Mamma Mia" (1970s), Run DMC’s "It’s Tricky" (1980s), The Spice Girls’ "Wannabe" (1990s), *NSYNC’s "Bye Bye Bye" (2000s), DJ Snake & Lil Jon’s "Turn Down for What" (2010s), and Bad Bunny’s "NUEVAYoL" (2020s). Visuals and themed worlds are tailored to each era and paired with choreography designed for group play. Adventure Mode, multiplayer and features Ubisoft has included an Adventure Mode that follows a lighthearted narrative: players join a character named Lyra to travel through six decade-inspired worlds, complete activities, and unlock in-game rewards while helping to rescue a character called Dr. Gigavolt. The game supports up to six local players, offers Party Mode with variable rules, and includes a Workout Mode for longer sessions. Players can use their smartphones as controllers to start quickly, and Ubisoft notes that additional accessories may be required for some multiplayer setups and are sold separately. Try-before-you-buy and purchasing Ubisoft also makes a Just Dance Free Experience available for players who want to sample the game before buying; the free option is promoted through the Nintendo eShop. For those purchasing the title, the Nintendo Switch 2 update will be available on Nov. 10 as a free download for existing owners. For Nintendo Switch owners looking for a multi-era dance compilation with cross-generation appeal, Just Dance: Decades of Hits is now on the eShop, with an enhanced Switch 2 edition arriving via free update on Nov. 10.

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