Alrite this game is ultimately the best release konami has done in a VERY long time.
Surpassing its other titles such as guitar freaks, bishi bashi, drum mania and beat mania DDR is definetly the best (and the one where you get the most exercise!!!)
Well lets see if you really like playing video games, listening to all sorts of musical tastes and getting some calories burnt this game is ideal for you!
Since this is a the third instalment of the DDR series (minus all the club remix discs etc.) It out does all the rest.
Im sure most of you would have played this game, or its one many various versions in the arcade center down the road from you (go update city and orbit!) and got addicted to it.
Well now you can get it for yourself on your very own playstation.
Of course the ideal way to play this game is to play with a dance pad.
The one I got is pretty good except for the fact that it slips around alot (I lost the rubber stick-ons)
You can even go one step further and play on a dance mat with built in lights! Woohoo!
Let me just start off by saying I'm really bad at this game.
No matter how much I practice and practice I still can't pass the 'marvellous' grade of stages.
Basically the game requires you to step in a directional button (left, right, up and down) When the arrow reaches the top of the screen.
Usually the songs go in beat with the arrows but if you're trying to play this game on a pal version you'll need a cheat code machine to get it sychronising.
Basically you choose a song and depending on your skill and how accurate you hit each button you'll score one of the five basic comments: miss, poor, good, great and perfect.
Getting consecutive 'greats' and 'perfects' will give you a combo score. Now there are several additions to this game.
After unlocking most codes you can press select to access a new version called step step revolution and dance dance revolution 3rd mix remixed.
SSR is basically where every and any song you pic is of a high grade i.e. very hard to do.
DDR3rdmixremixed gives you additional songs from the first and 2nd remixes.
Surpassing its other titles such as guitar freaks, bishi bashi, drum mania and beat mania DDR is definetly the best (and the one where you get the most exercise!!!)
Well lets see if you really like playing video games, listening to all sorts of musical tastes and getting some calories burnt this game is ideal for you!
Since this is a the third instalment of the DDR series (minus all the club remix discs etc.) It out does all the rest.
Im sure most of you would have played this game, or its one many various versions in the arcade center down the road from you (go update city and orbit!) and got addicted to it.
Well now you can get it for yourself on your very own playstation.
Of course the ideal way to play this game is to play with a dance pad.
The one I got is pretty good except for the fact that it slips around alot (I lost the rubber stick-ons)
You can even go one step further and play on a dance mat with built in lights! Woohoo!
Let me just start off by saying I'm really bad at this game.
No matter how much I practice and practice I still can't pass the 'marvellous' grade of stages.
Basically the game requires you to step in a directional button (left, right, up and down) When the arrow reaches the top of the screen.
Usually the songs go in beat with the arrows but if you're trying to play this game on a pal version you'll need a cheat code machine to get it sychronising.
Basically you choose a song and depending on your skill and how accurate you hit each button you'll score one of the five basic comments: miss, poor, good, great and perfect.
Getting consecutive 'greats' and 'perfects' will give you a combo score. Now there are several additions to this game.
After unlocking most codes you can press select to access a new version called step step revolution and dance dance revolution 3rd mix remixed.
SSR is basically where every and any song you pic is of a high grade i.e. very hard to do.
DDR3rdmixremixed gives you additional songs from the first and 2nd remixes.
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