What Kinect mode in Just Dance 3 lets players create their own routines?

Just Dance 3’s Kinect version added Just Create, a mode that let players make their own dance routines.

The mode used Microsoft’s Kinect motion-sensing camera on Xbox 360 to capture a player’s movements. Players could create choreography, save it, share it with friends online, and play it back like a regular Just Dance routine. That made Just Create different from the game’s standard songs, where the choreography was authored in advance.

Just Dance 3 was released in 2011 for Wii, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. Kinect support was exclusive to the Xbox 360 version, while the PlayStation 3 used PlayStation Move. Consequently, the question’s reference to Kinect is important: Just Create was not a universal feature across every version of the game.

A frequent mix-up is with Puppet Master, which appeared in the Wii U version of Just Dance 4. Puppet Master let one player manipulate routines and visuals with the GamePad; Just Create instead focused on recording and building a player-generated routine through Kinect.