Pro choreographers give Kinect dancing game Dance Central 2, coming Oct. 25, realistic routines.
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Frenchy Hernandez has been dancing her entire life. She started when she was 2 years old, before eventually studying dance at school, teaching dance, and working for the likes of MTV, BET, VH1, and artists like Ashanti and Snoop Dogg. But for the past two years she’s worked at a video game studio, serving as one of the resident choreographers at Harmonix, the developer behind the upcoming Dance Central 2.