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Dance Dance Revolution

Platform : PlayStation |
Rated: Everyone
4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 107 ratings
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  • Playstation game
  • ESRB Rating: E for Everyone
  • Music Exercise
  • Konami Computers Entertainment

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The premise of Dance Dance Revolution is to move one's feet to a set pattern. The song selection interface of Dance Dance Revolution is a jukebox-like menu of CDs. Players must step to the beat, matching their beat to the arrows presented to them on screen by stepping on arrows on a dance stage. A judgment is displayed for each step, depending on the player's timing; Perfect!!, Great!, Good, Boo or Miss....

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Customers like the fun and unique aspects of the video game. They mention it's a great workout and tests your reflexes and stamina.

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Customers find the physical video game software great, unique, and a great workout.

"...Great fun, great music, and just as much fun as DDRMax...." Read more

"...At the heart of it, this is one of the most fun and unique games ever made -- and a great workout, too!..." Read more

"...popular after seeing it pop up in a arcade in south carolina.this game is very good it has some real songs like boom boom dollar and some made up...." Read more

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Customers find the workout in the physical video game software great. They say it tests their reflexes and stamina.

"...While they are no songs to unlock, it still tests your reflexes and stamina as you attempt to get your score to the highest possible...." Read more

"...this is one of the most fun and unique games ever made -- and a great workout, too!..." Read more

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sailorbear510
5.0 out of 5 stars The orignal DDR. Before the others....
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2014
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When this game was first heard about , only the most hard core dedicated gamers that love import games had heard about this in Japan. Having known that a flood of import machines made it into USA Arcades, Konami chose not to go after arcades operating units illegally outside of Japan. Instead, they decided to cash in on this opportunity and release it in the USA. This game was highly popular and it went on to release a sequel known as Dance Dance Revolution Konamix (interface based off of the 4th Mix)

Known as Dance Dance Revolution USA in the Arcades (Legally licensed arcade machine) Lot's of arcades could not keep up with the dance craze and sometimes had to empty the change buckets a couple times of day because of how much money it pulled in.

Konami had only released DDR USA for it's Dance Products in the Arcades and also released a Disney Mix on the PS1. The PS2 would go on to see DDR Max and DDR Max 2 , and DDR Extreme in the USA but the DDR series would not see another USA arcade release until the unveling of DDR SuperNova,

For those of you that's new to the genre the idea is simple. Dance to the rhythm making sure that the steps on the screen match up exactly. If your unsure how to play the game with the dance pad let the game run by itself and it will show you how to play. Then it will show the computer playing by itself.

The experience with the original dance mat that Konami licensed was the best. There are other unlicensed mats out there that are compatible with the PS1 but they are not licensed by Konami or they have electrical issues with going out after a few weeks use.

If you are getting into the DDR Games this would be the one to get started with. Then try the others.
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Jason R. Hoskie
5.0 out of 5 stars Old but Still Fun
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2010
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I've been dancing to DDR for a LONG time. Over time the type of songs went in a new direction. I missed the old songs.

That's why I ended up buying this. It's basically the home version of DDR 3rd MIX. But unlike the arcade version, it is missing some songs. And good ones. But there are some other songs on here that have never beer re-released to any of the new DDR games. For example SMOKE & El Ritmo Tropical.

The only downer is the graphics are old. But they hold up. And many of the options you have with the new DDR's are not here. For example, no boost.

But over all it is a must have for DDR lovers who have been playing for a long time. And for new fans, it's interesting to see how this series became such a hit.
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R. Fredericks
5.0 out of 5 stars Dance to the Original, Have the Same ol Fun
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2010
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As a big DDR fan, I went and bought the original for PS1 (which works for both PS2 and PS3). Great fun, great music, and just as much fun as DDRMax. While they are no songs to unlock, it still tests your reflexes and stamina as you attempt to get your score to the highest possible. This classic has tons of good music and even characters to go along with the animations (something DDRMax doesn't have, but more like DDRMax 2). Overall, if you're a fan of DDR and is looking to collect them all, this is a must grab for your collection. Come and try and see how DDR all began on the home consoles and compare to them to the others to see how much DDR has really changed over the years.
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Amazon Customer
1.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely HORRRRIIIBBBLLEEE!!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2001
As a seasoned DDR player, who has achieved a reputation as a pro(catastrophics :P), I would like to say that this version is the worst. The songs are completely different from the USA arcade game, and some of them are from second mix (Japan) and are extremely slow. The only good thing about this game is that it brought official Konami pads to the US. So save up the extra 20 bucks and go to express.com. (3rd mix is the best of PSX but I've heard that Extra Mix is better, just released 2 weeks ago. Don't forget to research converters first:\)
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Andrew Hall
2.0 out of 5 stars Fun, but only until you realize...
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2002
...just how few good songs there on in this release.
Do yourself a favor and pick up an imported copy of 3rd, 4th, extra, or 5th mix, as the song selection, layout, and steps are far better. 4th mix and onward also have some other fun things, such as 6-arrow solo mode and the Challenges, along with the wonderful ability to edit steps.
In conclusion, an imported copy is much more worth your money than this release. Konami's dance pad isn't bad, though.
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Doug Thompson
3.0 out of 5 stars Overrated
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2004
It's probably just me, but this video game doesn't fit my taste like the old-school games do. The 'excitement' found here is nothing compared to a wedding reception or a high-school prom (depending on what moves you make). Plus, only segments of the songs are included. This could be better if the whole song was played. At least that's my opinion.
I found it watching others participate, but I've been forced to give it a try to one of the 'slower' songs. Not many moves. Not too much fun.
This game seems okay if you want a good workout. I'm not bashing this game. In contrast, it might grow on me over time. Right now, I ... I may be too old-fashioned. :)
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Ysh
4.0 out of 5 stars Disc works good. Had everything on it
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2015
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Disc works good. Had everything on it. Only thing is the case has a crack on it and wasn't mentioned on the description, it would've been nice to know.
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Jerry Mahoney
5.0 out of 5 stars If only the dance pads worked!
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2001
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Quibble all you want about it not having the all same songs as the arcade version. At the heart of it, this is one of the most fun and unique games ever made -- and a great workout, too! Konami did a terrific job of coming up with different modes and difficulty levels, which will keep this game fun to play for a long, long time after you get it.
The only problem is that the dance pad I bought broke almost immediately. They're flimsy pieces of junk in my opinion, and I doubt they'll ever be able to make something as durable and reliable as the arcade dance floor, so the game will never be as much fun at home as it is in the arcade. But I'm reviewing the game here, not the auxiliary equipment. And this game is flawless.
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