New Games from Sony: DanceStar Party Hits and Sports Champions 2 – Prepare Your Move Controller! (Image via Sony)

Sony announces new titles for the PlayStation 3 console, Sports Champions 2 and DanceStar Party Hits. The two games rely on the PlayStation Move control system, offering a plus of fun on the virtual dance floor or on the ski slope.

Champions Sports 2, the sequel to one of the most sold games ever for PlayStation Move, proposes new sports to try in the living room. Whether you choose to play with one or two motion controllers, you will have the opportunity to challenge your friends in a variety of new sporting events such as boxing, golf, bowling, skiing or tennis. In addition, you will have the opportunity to shoot with the bow as a new game mode improved. Sports Champions 2 offers a fun experience for the whole family.

The new Party Mode allows you and your friends to engage in a variety of traditional and multi-sport tours. Individual profiles allow not only creating unique characters, but provides detailed information on each player’s performance, ensuring a personalized sports experience for all.

The second title, , developed by the producers of the popular game SingStar, continues the DanceStar Party legacy with 40 new songs. Thus, you have the chance to practice your moves with your idols and to improve them by receiving video feedback in real-time.

Get ready to conquer the dance floor on a new list of songs that include not only music but also the original video, owned by renowned international artists such as Nicki Minaj (Super Bass), The Beach Boys (Fun, Fun, fun), The Wanted (Glad you came) and many others. You can choose from a total of 160 tracks with a customized choreography, designed to keep up with you.

DanceStar Party Hits also allows you to play the choreographer’s role and to turn into a real dance star, by creating your own movements using in full the precision offered by PlayStation Move.

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