- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Sep 27, 2005
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Universal acclaim- based on 17 Ratings
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ChrisL.Oct 4, 20057Significant improvement over DDRX, but the arcane unlocking system and subpar workout mode keeps it from being great.
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kavveenk.Sep 1, 200510OOHHH!!! I just love it ... it opens my heart .... I feel like dancing when I play it........ I am also a punk!!
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JaiA.Oct 24, 200510I love the new DDR Extreme 2. To me its better that Pump It Up. It has great songs, in my opinion. I love the new Workout Mode where you have separate game play as opposed to DDR Extreme , which calculated your total calories during regular game play.
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IanOct 3, 20059
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JastySep 27, 200510Long wait has finally end for me and screenshot look nice too..goin to get it soon :D
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TonyD.Sep 28, 200510Best game yet in my opinion!!!!!
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G.G.Sep 14, 200510Butterfly UPSWING MIX, im sold.
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K.W.Sep 15, 200510DDR is the best game ever frikkin created.
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FabrosiS.Sep 28, 200510I love it already and I haven't even played it yet! (If you're wondering how this is possible I looked at a songlist) (and I'm also Psychic)
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JustinJul 26, 200610The songs stay in my head for weeks after playing. I play this game everyday. Every minute I play is pure music fun. And even better, I have a DDR drum pad to play the game with, which puts an entirely new and fun spin on the game. Without quiestion, the best DDR game out there today! Buy now or forever live in shame!
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80It's not as varied as, say, "Pump it Up's" soundtrack, but this is nonetheless the franchise that owns the floor. [Nov 2005, p.88]
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Unlocking songs gets a bit tedious after a while. [Oct 2005, p.67]
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The hardcore may gravitate toward more advanced games like "In the Groove," but this is an excellent dance title for the rest of us. [Nov 2005, p.94]