Ubisoft's Just Dance account has confirmed it will “reveal more” about Just Dance: Decades of Hits on September 10, according to a post published on the franchise's official social channels.
The short announcement referenced recent leaks and set a concrete date for further information.
The message did not provide additional details about platforms, release timing, or content in the meantime.
Background and context
Just Dance is one of Ubisoft’s longest-running franchises and has maintained a strong presence on Nintendo platforms—most notably the Nintendo Switch—since the console's launch in 2017.
The series is produced by Ubisoft with development contributions from studios including Ubisoft Paris and other internal teams.
New entries in the Just Dance catalog are commonly offered via retail and digital storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop on Switch.
Rewriting the post in journalistic language
In response to recent leaks, the official Just Dance social account said the franchise will share further information about Just Dance: Decades of Hits on 10 September.
That announcement was framed as a direct response to the leak activity and provided a firm date for a follow-up reveal.
Social response and Nintendo Direct timing
Fans and industry observers on social media noted the September 10 date and linked it to the possibility of a Nintendo Direct-style presentation.
Ubisoft has previously used Nintendo Directs and other Nintendo-focused events to showcase Just Dance entries, which is a recognized pattern for the publisher.
However, Ubisoft has not confirmed any Nintendo Direct or specific presentation tied to the September 10 message.
What we can verify
- Ubisoft’s post sets September 10 as the date to “reveal more” about Just Dance: Decades of Hits. - The Just Dance franchise is produced by Ubisoft and has seen major releases on Nintendo Switch, with digital availability typically through the Nintendo eShop. - Ubisoft has historically featured Just Dance content in Nintendo presentations on multiple occasions, although event scheduling is determined by Nintendo and Ubisoft independently.
We will update this article when Ubisoft publishes the promised details on September 10.
Thanks to Edward B for sending in the news tip.
The short announcement referenced recent leaks and set a concrete date for further information.
The message did not provide additional details about platforms, release timing, or content in the meantime.
Background and context
Just Dance is one of Ubisoft’s longest-running franchises and has maintained a strong presence on Nintendo platforms—most notably the Nintendo Switch—since the console's launch in 2017.
The series is produced by Ubisoft with development contributions from studios including Ubisoft Paris and other internal teams.
New entries in the Just Dance catalog are commonly offered via retail and digital storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop on Switch.
Rewriting the post in journalistic language
In response to recent leaks, the official Just Dance social account said the franchise will share further information about Just Dance: Decades of Hits on 10 September.
That announcement was framed as a direct response to the leak activity and provided a firm date for a follow-up reveal.
Social response and Nintendo Direct timing
Fans and industry observers on social media noted the September 10 date and linked it to the possibility of a Nintendo Direct-style presentation.
Ubisoft has previously used Nintendo Directs and other Nintendo-focused events to showcase Just Dance entries, which is a recognized pattern for the publisher.
However, Ubisoft has not confirmed any Nintendo Direct or specific presentation tied to the September 10 message.
What we can verify
- Ubisoft’s post sets September 10 as the date to “reveal more” about Just Dance: Decades of Hits. - The Just Dance franchise is produced by Ubisoft and has seen major releases on Nintendo Switch, with digital availability typically through the Nintendo eShop. - Ubisoft has historically featured Just Dance content in Nintendo presentations on multiple occasions, although event scheduling is determined by Nintendo and Ubisoft independently.
We will update this article when Ubisoft publishes the promised details on September 10.
Thanks to Edward B for sending in the news tip.
