Dance:UK XL Lite screenshots

The game's title screen After a couple of screens of safety information and the usual company logos the main menu is displayed

This screen selects the game mode Up/Down on the left joystick scrolls through the choices of dancing, karaoke, juke box, display credits and game configuration options

There are two dance modes, Tournament and Party In Tournament mode two players go head-to-head while in Party mode players take turns

Tournament Mode After entering the difficulty level and player's names the next step is to select the artist/song This is controlled by the left up/down keys

Tournament mode is a head-to-head game and needs two controllers

Arrows with numbers on indicate the length of time the player should hold on to the arrow

Party Mode is a single player game

Party Mode These are Forfeit Balls. Not catching these causes the arrows to misbehave

The yellow stars when an arrow is caught are most gratifying. The score in the lower right is not displayed constantly, it just pops up every so often

Party Mode This player's turn is over and the stats are displayed for other players to see and to try and beat

This is one of the configuration options It allows the player to map dance mat areas to controller buttons

Here the player is about to initiate Jukebox mode This allows the player to select and practice any track

Jukebox Mode plays just like Party mode but without the forfeit feature

In Jukebox Mode the player does not need to enter their name - unless they get a high score of course. In Party and Tournament modes names are entered at the start

Karaoke mode lets the player sing along to the tracks, this is Blue's 'All Rise'

The Dance Recorder function is not locked It looks no different to any single player screen, the difference being that player's steps are recorded rather than recorded steps being played

Dance:UK XL Lite

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