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Dance Dance Revolution X
Mixed or average reviews
Based on 6 critic reviews
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Based on 2 votes
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Game Info
Publisher: Konami
Developer: Konami
Genre(s): Dancing, Music, Rhythm Action
Players: 8
ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older)
Release Date: September 16, 2008
Summary
Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the hottest revolution and bestselling dance video game! Brand new to the PS2 DanceDanceRevolution X explodes onto the dance floor with enhanced graphics, fun interactive gameplay, an incredible song selection and innovative new game modes. Awesome new soundtrack packed with over 70 songs. New mixes provide "continuous DJ mixes" of multiple songs. The ultimate club experience. Brand new LAN Battle Mode will let up to 8 players battle simultaneously through the LAN lines on their PS2. Experience the unique story lines of over 10 DanceDanceRevolution X characters in Street Master Mode. Create your own workout and fitness program through an enhanced Workout Mode. New DDR characters and enhanced graphics. Utilize the Eye Toy camera to implement yourself into the game. [Konami]
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What The Critics Said
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Cheat Code Central
With an impressive song list and up to eight-player LAN capability, this DDR will definitely get the party started!
Read Full Review >Game Chronicles
The bundle MSRP of $50 is surprisingly cheap in my opinion, but still not chump change. I mean, spending $50 on something you don’t particularly care for is a bummer, but spending $50 on something you don’t care for and having a bulky dance mat left over taking up precious space is even worse.
Read Full Review >IGN
DDR SuperNOVA 2 outdoes this title in every way and that's a game that's been on the market for close to a year.
Read Full Review >Worth Playing
With unattractive graphics, a decent song list, and no real innovations, DanceDanceRevolution X is pretty much your typical DDR mix, for better or worse. By now, you probably either like the series or you don't, and you know it.
Read Full Review >1UP
Dance Dance Revolution X broadly sidesteps innovation and serves up another entry where enjoyment's purely a function of how much you like the set list. If you own any other DDR games, particularly last year's SuperNOVA 2, it's hard to recommend shelling out cash for this one -- aside from the new tunes, I've seen it all before.
Read Full Review >Game Revolution
An average rehash of everything that has been done (and at this point, possibly everything that ever will be done) in the series.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this game is 7.0 (out of 10) based on 2 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
Ammy O. gave it a5:
I've been playing DDR for a long while and I have mixed feelings about this new installment. First off, the songlist is decent, but there's no challenge to them. A 12 in DDRX is really like a 9. I know I've seen harder steps. Challenge mode doesn't even cut it until the very end. Shock arrows?! WHERE DID THIS COME FROM?! I rather have our old-school Challenge mode back. Story mode is just flat-out weird. EVERYONE is a dance freak. Everybody knows everybody, so word will get around quick. Like every DDR installment, you have to get through all the episodes to get new songs. The characters improved a whole lot! Many of them really fit them nicely. There are also 3 new characters to play with. And yes, they finally brought back Alice! Another shocker is that there's no point system. Yup, no shop. Everything that you earn, you keep. No more dancing 20-something songs so you can finally buy [insert a really hard song here]! Finally, the two new MCs, Justin and Wii-Dog. I'm sorry, but they're so annoying. You can only shut them up while you're playing a song. Anywhere else and you must endure their stupidity. They do bring some life to DDRX, but try listening to them say, "Yo, these tracks are the dung diggity" or "Nice choice, Governer!" without snickering or laughing. It's stupid. It'll make you say, " I want the old MC back!" So, my judgement: Rent it or just wait until it hits the arcades.
