Dance Central 2 Triple Header! Planet Rock, Satisfaction, and Rude Boy on Hard!

100% run and gold stars on Planet Rock, Satisfaction and Rude Boy! Learn about my first foray into hip-hop dancing, but if you just want the dancing, skip to 2:43! "Planet Rock (Original 12" Version)" is currently available for purchase from XBL Marketplace. "Satisfaction" was originally featured in Dance Central and can be playable in Dance Central 2 via the DC Import Code for 400MS points. "Rude Boy" is available on the Dance Central 2 disc. I've gotten busy the past couple weeks and haven't had much time to recover from the backlog of DC2 gameplay videos I've scheduled for myself, so last night I figured I'd try doing a triple header! Three DC2 gameplay videos in one go via the new playlist feature! Hooray for sequel upgrades! Seeing as I'll have to provide impressions for three songs with this video, I'll keep my opinions short and to the point. "Planet Rock (Original 12")" Choreographed by Devin Woolridge Arguably the most popping-intensive routine in the Dance Central 2 roster, "Planet Rock" is worth a play because it's so unapologetically focused on that one style of dance. Routines in the same vein like "Days Go By", "D.A.N.C.E.", "Satisfaction", and "Technologic" feature more entertaining choreography by my reckoning, but "Planet Rock" is still a worthwhile addition to Dance Central's popping library. "Satisfaction" Choreography by Marcos Aguirre This song has the distinction of being the very first track I tried out when I first loaded up Dance Central in November 2010! From the moment I saw the gameplay previews I KNEW this had to be the song I wanted to go to first, and why not? It's an impressive routine made fun thanks to simple but energetic movements, and it's to an awesome Benny Benassi track. Definitely one of Dance Central's iconic routines. "Rude Boy" Choreography by Marcos Aguirre (in collaboration with Frenchy Hernandez) I love that the DC choreographers are open to collaborating on routines, mostly because that usually means that any potential weaknesses in the choreography can be rooted out and amended more frequently. This routine is as sexy and sassy as can be expected from a Rihanna song, and its girlish moves are (shhh!) actually kind of fun to groove on! Want to try out the tutting choreo I attempted for yourself? Check YouTuber nathaniel2794's video out!    • Learn how to tut tutorial beginning basic ...   I'm on Twitter! (www.twitter.com/RiffraffDC) Follow me for updates on new uploads, video gaming snark, and commentary on whatever shiny pop culture meme my attention is attracted to at the moment. I have a Facebook page!   / 280723345294761   "Planet Rock (Original 12") Version" by Afrika Babaataa and The Soul Sonic Force is rated six out of seven for difficulty in Dance Central 2, is ranked Hardcore, and is available for purchase from Xbox Live Marketplace. "Satisfaction" by Benny Benassi and The Biz is rated six out of seven for difficulty, is ranked Hardcore, and can be imported to Dance Central 2 from Dance Central via the purchasable Song Import option. "Rude Boy" by Rihanna is rated three out of seven for difficulty, is ranked Tough, and is available on the Dance Central 2 disc. The DC2 Credential Mix used for the closing sequence was provided most generously by Harmonix sound designer M-Cue. Visit his site for downloads: http://m-cue.bandcamp.com/ PLEASE READ THE FAQ AT MY CHANNEL if you have any questions about how I make my videos, particularly on doing split-screen. Thank you so much for all the compliments and support! Doing these videos every week is so much more fun when people out there in Internet Land show genuine appreciation for them. Spiteful and malicious comments will be deleted immediately and your account blocked, so don't even bother. I AM NOT AFFILIATED WITH NOR REPRESENT HARMONIX MUSIC SYSTEMS, MICROSOFT, THE DANCE CENTRAL FRANCHISE, OR THE RECORD COMPANIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE MUSIC USED IN THE GAME, NOR AM I PAID TO SPEAK OR PROMOTE ON THEIR BEHALF. I do not own any of the Dance Central video game visual content, character imagery, music, or any related assets used in this video. All other assets, namely the opening animation and accompanying music, are original content created by me. I don't get paid for any of this stuff; I'm just a big fan of Dance Central and I really admire inspired and creative companies like Harmonix!