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Dance Dance Revolution Extreme Greatest Hits (Sony PlayStation 2, 2008)
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The Dance Dance Revolution series is getting a little long in the tooth these days. The fire around the fad has cooled down quite a bit, but that doesn't mean the series isn't capable of putting out strong games. While most of the recent installments in the series haven't done much beyond adding the requisite mixture of new and old songs, Dance Dance Revolution Extreme, goes beyond the standard update and delivers some new styles of gameplay that freshen up the experience without sacrificing the things that made the games popular in the first place. Most of the new features come as a result of support for the EyeToy, which isn't implemented throughout the entire game, but it makes a pretty substantial impact on the overall package. In short, this is a solid update. DDR Extreme starts by doing all the things that you'd expect a new Dance Dance Revolution game to do. It contains the standard gameplay modes, including a mission mode that gives you specific challenges to complete, a regular arcade mode that lets you take on three songs at a time, an endless mode that lets you dance until you drop, and a diet mode that counts calories while you dance. You can play the game alone or with a friend, or you can play in double mode, which allows one player to play using two dance mats. Dance mats are key to the DDR experience. The timing-based gameplay can be translated to a controller, but simply mashing out directional presses in time to the music is about as much fun as playing your PlayStation 2 without a game disc in it. For the uninitiated, DDR is a dancing game. You use your feet to press arrows on a dance mat that, as you might have guessed, goes on your floor. The arrows correspond with arrows on your screen, which directs you to step on the four arrows in time with the music. The game has more than 50 songs, with several different difficulty levels for each one, giving players of all skill levels something to do. You can even select difficulty levels individually in a two-player game, so each player can dance at his or her own skill level. The game scores and grades you based on how accurately you step on the arrows. It's a lot of fun and works especially well in a crowd, provided your crowd isn't filled with stuck-up dopes who think they're too good for a little silly dancing. Where DDR Extreme separates itself from the pack is in its party mode. There are a variety of minigames to choose from here, each of which can be a drastically different type of game than what DDR fans are used to. Hyper dash turns the game into a side-scrolling race in which you have to stomp on the right and left arrows as quickly as possible, occasionally pausing to push the up arrow to jump or the down arrow to fling pitfalls at your opponent. Another game matches up each arrow with a different type of food, and you'll have to tap the proper type of food to feed a variety of onscreen animals. But where the game really earns its stripes is with its support for the EyeToy.Read full review
The game is as I wanted. Not the best DDR game of the série (yet it is one of the best on arcade, they just changed so much the playlist) The game itself was in good shape, but it’s not the original case. You can see it comes from Blockbuster. Is that only because de case was broken? The game seems legit to me otherwise. I still enjoy the game!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The game as a whole is exactly what I wanted! There were a few issues with the gameplay and sound sync, but that was a hardware issue on my end. Old technology has a hard time working on some of the newer products (tv's and such)
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
My sons and I have been playing from the beginning and we haven't had the game and mats in a while. We are getting back in the swing of the game and having a blast.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This was a great investment. I bought this as a Christmas gift for my kids . The dance pads were easy to hook up to the playstation 2, the thick foam fit together like a puzzle and then zipped into a plastic cover. The music CD that came with it has alot of different types of music and it can be set for both beginners and experts.This gift has been used more than any other gift. It's good to see my girls and their friends having fun, and getting exercise at the same time.
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