Dance Central 2 "Down On Me" DLC (Hard) 100% Gold Gameplay

Описание: *JUMP TO 0:53 FOR THE GAMEPLAY* Dancing to "Down On Me" by Jeremih on Hard for Dance Central 2, with choreography by Marcos Aguirre. This track was made available as DLC for Dance Central 2 in August 2012 for 240MS points via the "Buy New Dances" in-game option.

Highly recommended, this routine has more groove than a stack of James Brown records!

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