Just Dance 2014
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Just Dance 2014 brings the party back with more than 40 tracks, a full set of motion-control modes, and the kind of pick-up-and-play energy that made the series a household name. Released in 2013 as the follow-up to Just Dance 4, this entry targets every motion platform of its generation and adds new ways to compete, cooperate, and show off. If you are looking for the CUSA00195 (USA) or CUSA00189 (EUR) package, the download section below keeps both region builds in one place.
Technical Specifications
| Version | Estimated 1.02 (Update 1.02 referenced in the release notes) |
|---|---|
| File Size | Not listed in the source data (a PS3 PKG of this scale typically runs several GB) |
| OS | Windows / Mac |
| Category | Dancing / Music / Party |
| License | Free |
| Developer | Not specified in the source data |
What Just Dance 2014 Actually Offers
The core of the game is simple and that is exactly why it works. You pick a song, follow the on-screen coach, and mirror the choreography with your motion controller. Just Dance 2014 expands that loop with a track list built around chart hits and singalong classics. Pitbull featuring Christina Aguilera's "Feel This Moment," Psy's "Gentleman," and One Direction's "Kiss You" sit alongside throwback anthems such as Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive." The mix is deliberate: current pop for younger players, familiar disco and party staples for everyone else.
Beyond the song list, the game adds several modes that change how a session plays out. On Stage Mode puts one player in the spotlight as the lead while friends behind them act as backup dancers, which turns a solo routine into a small performance. World Dance Floor connects you with dancers elsewhere for shared, ongoing competition. Just Sweat returns with customizable workout sessions that let you build a routine around any song in the library rather than a fixed playlist. Together these modes cover solo practice, couch multiplayer, online play, and fitness use.
Motion Controls and What You Need
Just Dance 2014 was designed for motion control across multiple platforms. On the PlayStation side, an important practical detail appears in the release notes: the game requires a PlayStation Camera or PlayStation Move. Without one of those, the game cannot track your movement, so plan for that hardware before you start downloading. This is the single most common stumbling block for new players, and it is worth confirming before you commit to the package.
Languages Included
The build ships with English, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish, French, German, and Italian. Menus, song titles, and interface text follow the language you select, which makes the game usable for a multilingual household or a party with guests who prefer a different language.
Key Features
- 40+ track library blending current pop hits with classic party songs.
- On Stage Mode lets one player lead while others dance as backup.
- World Dance Floor for online dancing and shared competition.
- Just Sweat with customized workout sessions on any song.
- Multi-language support across six languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese (Brazilian).
- Two region builds available: CUSA00195 (USA) and CUSA00189 (EUR).
- Update 1.02 available as a separate download for the USA build.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Broad, crowd-pleasing soundtrack; multiple modes for solo, group, online, and fitness play; straightforward controls that anyone can pick up; six supported languages; region-specific builds for USA and EUR players.
- Cons: Requires a PlayStation Camera or PlayStation Move on PlayStation hardware, so the game is not playable with a standard controller alone; the source listing does not publish a file size, so you cannot pre-check storage needs from this page; the developer field is not documented in the provided data.
Download Just Dance 2014
Two builds are available below. Pick the region that matches your setup. The USA build also has a separate Update 1.02 package.
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CUSA00195 – USA


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