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Just Dance: Decades of Hits Release Date

Playing Older Just Dance Songs in Decades of Hits

Own Just Dance 2023–2026? Learn how Decades of Hits lets you access your previous songs, Music Packs, and Just Dance+ tracks in one place.

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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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Playing Older Just Dance Songs in Decades of Hits

Three dancers in colorful jackets pose in a blue security-scanner room; score icons run across the top, with a timer and move guides on screen.
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Yes. According to Ubisoft, players who own Just Dance: Decades of Hits as well as the Just Dance 2023–2026 editions can access all their songs in one place on the same console, without switching games or separate menus. That carry-over also includes songs from purchased Music Packs and songs available through an active Just Dance+ subscription, per Ubisoft's announcement. The exact menu layout and how songs are grouped are not officially documented beyond that statement.

Which Previous Editions Are Supported

Ubisoft names the four editions covered by the carry-over: Just Dance 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026. No other past entries are mentioned in that statement. Whether older titles from before 2023 are handled in any way is not officially documented, so treat any such claim with caution.

How Purchased Music Packs Carry Over

According to the same Ubisoft statement, songs you bought as Music Packs are part of the combined library. The announcement does not list which packs qualify or whether every pack sold for the 2023–2026 editions is included. Ownership needs to sit on the same console account, which is the practical detail to check before assuming a pack will appear.

Just Dance+ Subscription Songs

Songs available through an active Just Dance+ subscription are also included in the combined library, according to Ubisoft. The announcement ties this to an active subscription, which suggests access depends on the subscription staying current rather than the songs being permanently added. Ubisoft has not published a song count for this combined library.

Same-Console Requirement

The key condition in Ubisoft's wording is "on the same console." The carry-over is described as working within one console's library rather than across devices, and Ubisoft's statement does not describe any account-level sync between platforms. The official game page and the tracklist listing on Genius cover the game's own 35-song set, which is separate from the carried-over content.

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