Your objective in all this Dance fuelled madness is to make it to the end of the song without missing too many beats and getting a game over. There is also different difficulties and speed multipliers that make the sessions more challenging. There are a whole bunch of game modes available for players to peruse.
Some of them vary quite a lot and they challenge you in different ways. They can be tests of endurance where there is no time limit and others that require you to use your arms as well to hit the pads or even move in game obstructions. There is a huge selection of tunes for players to use in their dance adventure. With a total of 71 songs, players are able to dance to their hearts content and pick up a new playlist of tunes to keep their hearts beating and feet moving.
This is an absolute classic and anyone in the market for a nostalgia kick or a great way to stay in shape should look into giving this game the time of day. Dance Dance Revolution Extreme takes the foot-stomping dance of its predecessors and adds hand movement to the mix, creating an interesting new game that somehow fails to fully utilize the upper half of the body. The dance elements of this latest DDR are sure to please, with over 65 songs and more than minutes of dance music and moves.
The songs are fun to dance to and the challenge can really be pumped up by increasing the difficulty settings. But if you were expecting a complete overhaul of the game's engine, forcing players to use their entire body to dance to the rhythm, you're going to be disappointed. The game still includes the basics, including a mission, endless, training and lesson modes which let you take on songs one at a time or in sets. The new feature is the party mode where you can play a collection of mini games with or without an EyeToy.
The two non-EyeToy mini games are pretty pedestrian, pun intended. In Hyper Dash you have to out run your opponent, a good exercise game if you are using the foot pad, and in the other you have to feed digital creatures by mashing or stepping on the correct food button for a given animal.
There are five mini-games included, most of which are exceptionally fun and almost worth the price of admission. Clean the Screen is a dance mode where you have to continually wipe the screen clean in order to be able to see the dance steps.
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If you've got a USB DDR mat gathering dust somewhere in a cupboard, now is the time to go rummaging around and get it. If you don't have a mat you can use the arrow keys to play through the songs, but even with a mat handy Konami says that connecting it to the game, "is not guaranteed to work perfectly, but if you are interested, try it.
You'll need 2BG of memory, a good internet connection, and a pair of banging speakers or headphones. If you're after more catchy rhythm games, check out Sayonara Wild Hearts , Thumper , Beat Saber , and Bullets per minute, which Andy described as Doom but a rhythm game. Thanks, Eurogamer.
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