As we all know, new songs are the lifeblood of singing and dancing games, such as Dance Central 3, released back in October. Have the game, but you and your local co-op partner are lamenting the fact that you can't bust some moves to Nicki Minaj's "Whip It?" Don't worry, Dance Central 3 has heard your pleas. This month, tracks from Nicki Minaj, Pitbull, the Wanted, and Flo Rida are hitting the Xbox Live Marketplace and Dance Central 3 Music Store. Titles, dates, and difficulty levels are as follows:

A couple of weeks ago, Co-Optimus broke the news that 'Gangnam Style' would become available for Dance Central 3 on November 28th. As promised, the DLC came out yesterday for the standard price of 240 MS Points ($3). If you enjoy Psy's crazy popular K-Pop song, you won't be disappointed with Dance Central 3's interpretation. Read on for our full impressions and a trailer!

The Microsoft Store might not be the most popular online retailer, but Microsoft is certainly making an aggressive push this Black Friday for deals on videogames.  They are offering several titles, including many recent ones, for as low as $15.  

Last month, Harmonix announced that Korean sensation PSY's hit song 'Gangnam Style' would be coming to Dance Central 3 as downloadable content, along with Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe.' The K-Pop single seems to pops up everywhere, even during the recent hurricane news coverage, so its arrival in the world's best dancing game is only natural. But Harmonix's initial announcement did not mention when the song would come along. Luckily, Co-Optimus has received first word of the Dance Central 3 'Gangnam Style' DLC release date!

In our Dance Central 3 Co-Op Review, I couldn't help wishing the game had included the popular song 'Gangnam Style.' The song and music video by Korean K-Pop artist PSY is not only incredibly popular all over the world right now, it even has its own distinctive dance. Surely 'Gangnam Style' would make a killing as DLC. Thankfully Harmonix has listened to the roar of fan requests. Joystiq reports that not only is 'Gangnam Style' coming to Dance Central 3 as DLC, but so is Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe.'

Dance Central is back with another yearly installment. The time-traveling story works in some totally 'fly' songs, but a new leveling system and the same great co-op as part 2 will have you coming back when the story wraps. Find out whether Dance Central 3 is still the dancing game to get in our co-op review.

Dance Central 3 is dropping in a little less than two weeks. You may or may not know this, but there's an actual plot to this iteration of the dancing game. Was there a plot in the other two? Who cares. It's time to strap on your dancing shoes and fuel your flux capacitors. Yeah, that's right. There's a time travel hook in this story. Check out the videos and feel the beat. 

Last year, Dance Central 2 received a two-song playable demo shortly before the full game's release. This year it's happening again, as Dance Central 3 now has a an advance demo of its own. Clocking in at a larger 1.6 Gigabyte download this time, the new demo offers three danceable songs plus both competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes. Isn't it about time you put your Kinect to use once more?

With Dance Central 3 arriving in a few weeks and a console bundle that includes Dance Central 2 trickling into stores right now, a lot of gamers will soon be in need of Dance Central DLC. Harmonix knows this, and so they've just launched a massive song sale. Not only does this one feature several new packs, but tons of individual songs are on sale for the first time ever. See the full list and a developer diary video after the break.

Dance Central 3 is almost upon us. Today we have a new video promoting the game, featuring several accolades. As I watch this video I realize what I'm doing wrong. I need more kickin' clothes. I've been dancing in front of my TV the whole time in shorts and a t-shirt. I look nothing like the characters on screen. I'm so embarrassed.  

It's almost time for another chapter of Microsoft's public humiliation game, Dance Central. The third installment in the series, appropriately titled Dance Central 3, will allow players to shake their respective groove thangs at their partner's money makers.