Search Results for: Dance Dance Revolution
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The Importance of Music in Videogames
Blog Posts by Anna Bryniarski on
...start with the obvious: music and dance based games. Games like Rhythm Heaven, Ephemerid, Rock Band, Dance Dance Revolution, Just Dance, and Guitar Hero are games about music or games...
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New Videogame Releases for the Week of November 7, 2010
News Posts by Paul Franzen on
...ESA Game Pack–PS3–SCEA Family Feud Decades–Wii–Ubisoft Hasbro Family Game Night 1 & 2 Bundle–Wii–Electronic Arts Just Dance Kids–Wii–Ubisoft Karaoke Revolution Glee–Wii–Konami Knights in the Nightmare–PSP–Atlus Majesty 2: Battles of Ardania–PC–Paradox...
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WiiWare Review (August 2008)
Columns by Sprite Monkey on
...music, or having fun, then this isn’t for you, but this game gets high marks for being a metric assload of fun. Like dance Dance Revolution, you can also get...
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DT Racer (PS2)
Reviews by Shawn Sackenheim on
...most annoying and repetitive loop of four notes I’ve ever heard. Oddly, I swear I’ve heard it in one version of Dance Dance Revolution or another. I am not a...
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Super Mario Odyssey (Switch)
Reviews by Brandon Tan and Colee Koballa on
...something that plays music, he will dance. In other news, Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix is now 100% canon. Many of Mario’s clothes are actually clothes he has worn in...
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Top of the Heap: Games Starring Musicians
Columns by Christian Porter on
...an interesting game for hardcore Devo fans, but unplayable for anybody else. Revolution X (Arcade) It’s the future: 1996. Aerosmith is kidnapped by an evil corporate-military entity called the New...
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Ridge Racer 3D (3DS)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on
...just one niggling thing with me?). It is the same problem I have with a lot of the home releases of Konami’s Dance Dance Revolution games—the announcer/assistance voices during the...
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Pop’n Music (Wii)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on
...Why doesn’t Konami just release a good Pop’n Music game outside of Japan? They can recycle their old controllers; it’s what they’ve been doing for years with Dance Dance Revolution....
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Magna Carta: Tears of Blood (PS2)
Reviews by Steve Hamner on
...which positioning your side is important. Actually attacking an opponent is a kind of Dance Dance Revolution for the thumbs, as each attack requires pressing the O and/or X buttons...