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Wow. Great for kids and even us adults who want to loose weight and have fun at the same time. I've never had so much fun playing a video game. And you get a workout too. I have a blast whenever I get on the dance pad. Its a great video game.
Fun-This is a great game, and it is really fun. That is why I took off one star.Gameplay-There are five options on the main menu. The top right button is an A and the top left button is B. I know that 50 sounds like a lot, but say you play 10 songs everytime you play.
5.Options, this is self-explanatory. At the beginning of the game you have about 25 songs, and that is the list you start with.Graphics-They aren't that bad, actually. Another thing is that each song has 4 difficulty levels Beginner, Basic, Difficult, and Expert. 3.Workout Mode, this allows you to workout by either burning a certain amount of calories or by dancing a set time. That would be about 30 minutes, and doing that every day, you would get sick of them. The characters look really good doing their dance moves, and the backgrounds are funky and cool-looking.Sound-The songs are, of course, the best part of the game.
By doing these tasks you will unlock new songs for your song list. It has a right, left, forward, and back arrow. You can also add the hand markers which use the wiimote and nunchuk. It comes with dance mat that is in a 3x3 format. 4.Records, where it tells you the best score for the dances and so on.
They are really fun songs with everything from "Disco Inferno" to "Heavens and the Earth" to "Caught Up" to "The Sign." I loved the songs, but in all (once you've unlocked them all) there are 50, and they do get old. You're just going to have a great time moving your feet to some really great songs.Length-It will last you forever, but remember that the songs get old after a while. 2.Free Play, where you can play any song that you have already unlocked. This was the first Dance Dance Revolution game that was released for the Wii. Expert is extremely hard, and having done this game for a year, I still haven't tried it. I still play on Difficult. You just shake them whenever the hand marker comes up depending on whether it's a right hand marker or a left one.
It really makes it different from all other DDR games, but I now turn them off because it's not fun for me, but others will like it. I still haven't finished Groove Circuit Mode after a year, and I'm still having fun, I just don't play it every day.Overall, I love this game and recommend it to people even if you don't like real dancing. This is what I thought of the game:Story-There isn't really a story unless you play the Groove Circuit mode which is where you do certain things like beat 3 songs with at least a score of 1,000,000 or something. The songs are great, and the game itself is fun, and not that hard to learn how to play. 1.Groove Circuit, which I have already talked about. This is what I play the most. You aren't going to learn real dance moves or something.
I love it, and I recommend it to everyone.
The game features great music as all the DDR, but it seems like the sync with the wii remote dont work as well as the pad. El juego es divertido pero no lo malo es que aveces no esta sincronizado para utilizarse con las manos. Sometimes (not to say always) I used to shake the wii remote at the same time I was suppose to, but still it dosen't get it is not sync. I will recommend to just play the old DDR with out using thye hands. Es mejor el juego normal de DDR. La musica como siempre esta super.
My wife loves it. She said it was the most fun she has had in years. It also helps me lose weight.
THIS game however, exciting dance moves and instead replaces it with the Wii Controller. Let me start by saying that I used to LOVE the old DDR game back when it was on Xbox. Great techno music to dance to and fun game modes. The music was also VERY low-grade, which was not what I was expecting since I am a big 80s music fan. Maybe it's me whose changed, but this game just doesn't pack the same punch.
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