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Just Dance: Decades of Hits on Nintendo Switch

Playing Decades of Hits on the original Nintendo Switch: supported play modes, player count, languages, and Switch 2 compatibility.

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A solo dancer performs under purple and blue stage lights, with six player score icons above and a pink movement guide at lower right.
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Can you play Just Dance: Decades of Hits on Nintendo Switch?

Two dancers in colorful outfits perform against a pastel city backdrop; player score icons line the top and movement guides appear below.
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Yes. Just Dance: Decades of Hits was released for Nintendo Switch on October 13, 2026, alongside PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The Nintendo Switch 2 version followed on November 10, 2026. The game appears on Nintendo's official store page for the system, and Ubisoft's own site lists Nintendo Switch among the supported platforms.

Supported Play Modes

According to the Nintendo store listing, the game supports the following play modes on Nintendo Switch:

  • TV mode
  • Tabletop mode

The store page adds that software compatibility and play experience may differ on Nintendo Switch Lite, and that additional accessories may be required (sold separately).

Single-System Player Count

The same Nintendo listing states that the game supports 1 to 6 players on a single system, with online play for 1 to 6 players as well. This matches Ubisoft's description of the game as a local multiplayer experience for up to six players. Online play requires a Nintendo Switch Online membership.

Supported Languages

The Nintendo store page lists a wide range of supported languages: Japanese, British English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Traditional Chinese, and American English.

Switch 2 Compatibility and Free Upgrade

The Nintendo store page notes that a Nintendo Switch 2 version exists and that its game behavior is consistent with the Nintendo Switch version. According to a Nintendo news post, players on a Nintendo Switch 2 system can update their Nintendo Switch game on November 10 for free to enjoy enhanced visuals (an internet connection is required for the update).

What Reviewers Say About the Switch Version

The Nintendo Switch version has been reviewed by outlets including Cubed3, which gave it a 7/10. According to Cubed3's review, the game is "a fun workout game that allows for a lot of flexibility when it comes to the song choice," while noting that the presentation of additional purchasable content can feel like the game "wants you to spend more money." Note that the exact wording of any scoring or critical claim should be checked against the original review, as this wiki only summarizes third-party material.

For official details, see the game's Ubisoft page and the Nintendo store listing.

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