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Just Dance is an Olympic sport now all the good games have been taken

Posted on March 4, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

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The International Olympic Committee has announced the Esports Series for 2023. This competition will cover a wide range of online games and will have live finals in Singapore from June 22 to 25. Some games set to feature in the Series include dancing game Just Dance, online motorsport racing title Gran Turismo 7, and the virtual cycling game Zwift. These are the group’s big hitters, but games are more traditional to the Olympic spirit, like virtual
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