Kelly Brook & Friends Turn the Shopfloor into a Dancefloor at Westfield London
Announced at E3 2011, Dance Central 2, the hotly anticipated sequel to last years massive Kinect exclusive title, launched yesterday and, in celebration the shopfloor over at the Westfield London was temporarily turned into a dancefloor; complete with special guests Kelly Brook, Little Boots and Rickie and Melvin. Yesterday we told you it was happening and now we’ve got some pictures straight from the event itself!
Shoppers were today given a performance of Little Boots’ own song ‘Meddle’ which appears in Dance Central 2, as well as special performances from Kelly Brook, who was then joined on stage by Rickie and Melvin. All in all, saying that Saturday’s shoppers were a little shocked would probably be an understatement.
Kelly Brook herself said “Dancing with Rickie and Melvin to Dance Central 2, with Little Boots DJ’ing, was so much fun. Who knew the boys had it in them, they could be on ‘Strictly’,” said Kelly Brook. “It was amazing to see hundreds of dancers and shoppers clapping and cheering along. I want to do it all over again!”
As well as being able to watch a live performance shoppers at the Westfield London were also given a chance to see Dance Central 2 in action and even given a chance to win their very own Xbox 360, complete with the Kinect controller and a copy of the game. Not bad for a lazy day of shopping!
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Dance Central 2, which features 40 chart-topping hits from the likes of Rihanna, La Roux, Nicki Minaj, Montell Jordan and more, with full-body dance moves, professional-grade choreography, and voice functionality, is out now. Stay tuned to GodisaGeek.com for a full review of the title soon!
Did you get Dance Central 2 at launch? What’s your favourite song to dance to so far? Were you at the Westfield London this weekend? Let us know in the comments below!
Martin Baker
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