Critic Reviews
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IGN
The only think wrong with Konamix is the fact that it's come out a year too late.
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| 95 |
PSX Nation
Slick interface, colorful graphics that display cool characters/shapes/colors and the best control interface ever conceived for a music game make this $30 PSOne the definite 32-bit representative of Konami’s perpetual cash cow. [12/31/02]
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| 91 |
GameNow
A fantastic party game. [June 2002, p.66]
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| 90 |
GamePro
Jump at the second chance and get this one while you can. There’s no other game like it.
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| 90 |
GameZone
This game is F-U-N, and with the right, high-quality dance pad (like Red Octane's pad), you will spend countless hours mastering your moves and then adding your own style to it.
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| 88 |
Game Informer
If I were stranded on a deserted island, DDR Konamix would be the game I would want with me. [July 2002, p.89]
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| 80 |
PSM Magazine
If you've only encountered Dance Dance Revolution in its American incarnations, it's a godsend. [June 2002, p.32]
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| 80 |
Electronic Gaming Monthly
Konamix is worthy, an dif you enjoy music games, you owe it to yourself to get this one. [June 2002, p.120]
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| 80 |
TechTV
The best US version of DDR by far, mostly because of the song list, which is larger than most of the song lists of even the import versions of DDR, and because of the variety in modes of gameplay.
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| 80 |
Official U.S. Playstation Magazine
Easily the best DDR yet released. [June 2002, p.102]
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| 75 |
Electric Playground
I'm not quite ready to show off my mad dance moves at the arcade just yet, but I've been having a blast playing DDR Konamix.
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| 75 |
Game Revolution
A much better product than the original DDR USA and the Disney Rave, both in breadth of songs and range of features.
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| 69 |
GameSpot
The game that once inspired awe with its wacky style and bizarre game mechanics in 1998 is getting a bit stale.
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