Dance Central

Dance Central

Save big on Harmonix’s Dance Central DLC sale

Giancarlo Saldana

September 27, 2012 78

All your favorite dance tracks on sale!

“Let it Rock” with Dance Central August DLC

Giancarlo Saldana

August 6, 2012 89

You down with "O.P.P." being on Dance Central this month?

Dance Central 3 heads back in time October 16

Giancarlo Saldana

July 23, 2012 503

11 new songs announced.

“Never Say Never” to July’s Dance Central DLC

Giancarlo Saldana

July 9, 2012 125

Here is this month's song selection.

June’s Dance Central 2 songs will get you “Hot in Herre”

Giancarlo Saldana

June 11, 2012 159

Three Legit songs coming out this month.

Harmonix looking to expand portfolio with non-music Kinect game

September 18, 2011 30

Studio looking to expand.

Local companies mix outlooks at E3

John M. Guilfoil

June 8, 2011 35

Harmonix tries to hold on as Turbine stays strong with its core

Microsoft stands by Harmonix

John M. Guilfoil

June 8, 2011 23

GameSpy does too

Harmonix CEO talks Rock Band’s future

February 28, 2011 19

Will the series go the way of Guitar Hero?

Harmonix founders and shareholders sue Viacom

December 21, 2010 31

Oh you didn't expect it to get ugly did you?

EA unlikely to buy Harmonix

December 1, 2010 34

CEO compares buying studio to "catching a falling knife"

Viacom to sell Harmonix

November 13, 2010 22

Media giant ceases studio's operations after four straight years of loses.

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