The biggest frustration with the Xbox 360 version is the mandatory Kinect requirement, which critics often cite for having "bad tracking" compared to other versions.
: Use system-level screen recording (available on some RGH setups) to record your "Master Performance" sessions. Michael Jackson The Experience [Jtag/RGH]
: Players note that these routines are "tricky and too long to remember". Having a playback of your own attempts helps you identify where you're "tripping up" in ways the game's basic feedback doesn't show. Community Perspectives The biggest frustration with the Xbox 360 version
: While you still need Kinect for the actual dancing, modding the game to allow standard controller input in menus solves the "no controller option" issue noted by players who found the motion-only menus cumbersome. 2. Custom Soundtrack/DLC Injection Having a playback of your own attempts helps
“All the songs support four players... Michael Jackson: The Experience makes for some fantastic multiplayer.” GamingBolt · 15 years ago
A frequent complaint is the limited song selection, with only 15–20 tracks.