Acclaim, the game company running DANCE! Online in North America has announced that Paris Hilton and The Ramones are joining the mix of artists for the game's song collection, adding more star power to the already solid mix. Particular tracks have not been specified, but they're guaranteed to be revealed in further announcements.

DANCE! Online is the North American counterpart of the Chinese online dance game Super Dancer Online. The title features a game very similar to the classic Dance Dance Revolution series which can be played via keyboard or dance pad.

DANCE! Online is currently in open Beta form and can be downloaded for free and tested at home. The game will have an online store which will vend items that will allow you to customize characters with an insane amount of shirts, hairstyles, clothes and other things that will make your character unique.

Seasoned dancing game veterans who are out for new challenges will find the twists in Super Star mode, River Notes mode and Reverse Notes mode very exciting. These modes will have everyone shaking their tail feathers like never before.

According to IGN, some 350,000 individual users ave signed up for the DANCE! Online Beta and are already testing the dance floor. If you like dancing and competing with people online, get DANCE! Online now and tell us what you think.

Acclaim Games recently showed their moves on the dance floor, err, MMO block, by launching their latest online game DANCE! Online. Bound to be your little tween sister's new best friend, DANCE! Online is a free-to-play MMO dancing game and it will feature top talent and recordings from the Warner Music Group.

According to Howard Marks, "this is by far the closest collaboration any major music label has ever had with an online game". With artists like Paris Hilton and Ashley Tisdale among many others on the Warner recording stable, we bet a lot of people would have fun with this game.

Anyhow, the U.S. open beta for DANCE! Online will be starting this week. Atlantic Records' recording artist Cupid will make a personal virtual appearance in the game. Other artist-related announcements will follow where they will create their own avatar and play the game live online and chat with fans.

The game will feature the artists' latest music and personalized virtual items including artist-branded clothing and accessories. Players can compete to win autographed merchandise and other artist-branded products. Players could use either their keyboards or PC-compatible dance pads for their character to rule the dance floor.

Whoever said gamers don't know how to have a life fun is wrong. Except for that French dude who reached level 70 in just 28 hours, WoW players in general are a happy, fun-loving bunch. Was it only the other day when a few players came up with a damage per second calculator? We don't know if you will be using that one but new players certainly would.

Anyway, here's more proof that WoW isn't all about raiding and leveling up. If you visit the World's End Tavern in the Lower City of Shattrath, you'll be seeing a Blizzard-placed NPC modeled in the likeness of Paris Hilton. you may also catch a glimpse of her pet Tinkerbell. To play it safe, the character's name was changed to Haris Pilton.

 

Well, we haven't got the chance to meet Pilton yet in Azeroth but if we do, we will talk to her and ask her about her experiences. After some minutes of shallow talk, we might even use that DPS calculator on her. We'll see..