Just Dance 4 is the latest sequel in the wildly successful Just Dance series, featuring over 40 new tracks and new gameplay options.

Although we can expect the traditional gameplay, pop music, and DLC seen previously in the series, the new gameplay modes seem to be the draw of the next-generation sequel. The main additional mode is a new battle mode allowing players to perform against each other in dance-offs as part of competitive play.

The workout mode, Just Sweat, remains in line with its predecessors, but adds new workout sessions, calorie counters, and personalized programs. Also returning are Duet Mode, Dance Mash-Up mode, and more.

Choreography is getting a major overhaul in the new title, with multiple, unlockable choreographies available for each track, as well as a somewhat cooperative multiplayer feature allowing up to four players to dance to the same song while each performing unique choreographies.

For each song, a new Dance Quest feature is available, offering six challenges per track, though what these may consist of is unknown.

The Wii U version will also be getting some major exclusive features. Like SiNG, playlists can be managed from the GamePad, except with Just Dance 4, live dedications can be made, and it can even be used to take sharable pictures and video.

The most notorious of these new features, Puppet Master, lets choreography get changed in real time by one player using the GamePad, meaning the dancers must be prepared to adapt to a new dance style at any moment.

The game also features the ability to play on the GamePad alone, allowing family members who would rather "just watch TV" the opportunity to do so.

Just Dance 4 is expected to release during the Wii U launch window.