DanceDanceRevolution (PS3 & Xbox 360) (International)

Did they ever think to include remixes instead of the originals.... There are some sick mixes out there

E 10+ for PS3, E for Wii...

They're either going to bleep some of the song lyrics or there is going to be some stuff missing from the Wii. Or they find seeing a picture of yourself dance to be disturbing to younger audiences. What was HP3 rated?

Hottest Party 3 was rated E10+.

Hello

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people still havent learned not to trust gamestop? i'm surprised.

until konami says it has a release date, the game has no release date.

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Just a hint, Gamesotp has been wrong many times in the past,

Don't trust their release dates until the actual company (konami in this case) have announced them.

If you go on Konami's website they still have DDR listed as coming soon...

That was just a message so don't comment about me.


Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party 3 was rated E10+.


GameStop's my favorite place! It's just a beta pricing and beta release date.
Anyways, this will mark the end of Dance Dance Revolution for the PS2.

We expect a Fall 2010 release for Dance Dance Revolution PS3 and Dance Dance Revolution Wii!
Oh, you mispelled GameStop.


This website's events list said that Dance Dance Revolution PS3 will release on November 2nd, 2010.

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Hmfboy you need to learn the difference between advice and me "commenting" about you. Gamestop pulled the same release date stuff last year with x2 they had the release date a week or two before the real release date and it wasn't correct. I love gamestop to death to. They are my favorite game store so don't think I'm bashing them.

Edit: The Official PS3 site doesnt say anything about a release so i have no idea where you are getting this information if you could tell us please let us know, cause i would like to find the release date myself

I swear if the reasoning behind the hate is because Lady Antebellum is a country music group, I will find you and punch you in the face.

The song is good and hopefully Konami can give it a fun stepchart. Just because it's slow doesn't mean it's going to be insanely easy. I have a large amount of disdain for the fact that people think an entire genre of music should be left out of DDR because it isn't stereotypical Japanese Wai-Wai! music or typical dance beats.

Well, it doesn't help that there's already many other painfully slow licenses (I'm Yours, Hey, Soul Sister, I Got You, and Battlefield, even though they did bizarrely double Battlefield's BPM). There's nothing wrong with having a country license, but it would've been nice to see a more upbeat song than yet another slow song.

you go ahead and think that if it makes you feel better.

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I really wish they would remixes in for these slow songs such as :

Need you now (Jason Nevins rythm remix)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7chnvD0MAkM


Hey Soul Sister ((Karmatronic Radio Remix)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTsYZzchScE

I think everyone's problem with these songs is they don't see them as "danceable" they are good songs, they just need a little reworking to make them "danceable" Hopefully Konami can realize this :/

As a Fitness instructor I know that people react when you use songs that they know ( I used that Soul Sister mix) The people enjoy my class more. I could never see me teaching a fitness routine to the orginal Soul sistser... It just doesn't work. So why would they include these orginals in a dancing game?

Come on, Konami! Just hire me already, you know you're going to at some point anyways.

Pie, DDR would be amazing if they hired you,

Pop'n Music Wii has the word "fuck" unbleeped, and still got an "E" rating.

One of the american PS2 games did the same.

personally, i dont like either of those remixes and i'm glad neither of them made the cut. then again, i dont like either of the original versions. hopefully a decent step chart will make them playable and not a total waste of space.

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I really wish they didn't double the BPM of Battlefield. in love wit you feels really awkward for that reason, especially because it wasn't one of those times where they did it to be cute and boss-ish or whatever.

I also wish they'd use the 18 point difficulty scale. It's confusing for new players to have two different ones in active use, especially when they contradict each other. We're losing the unity that I thought DDR was moving towards; I feel it's a mistake to have the American home versions developed by a team that seems completely removed from the AC games.

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DDR Extreme US. Highs Off U.

"You're like the rhyme, fight if you dare
I get the papers so I don't care
Fly that's me, the epitomy, of what a real M.C. is supposed to be
F****** you up, every time that I drop
I F*** the bull 'n baby out into the spot
I got the beat and the rhyme
Rock the party, rock the party, rock the party"

The fact sheet has been updated and now has separate entries for both the Wii and PS3 games.

http://www.konami.com/downloads/gamersnight2010/DanceDanceRevolution_FS_Logo.zip

The fact sheet reveals "So Fine" by Sean Paul to be a license for at least the PS3 version.

In the Groove was rated 'E' and it had some dicier songs in the game than DDR.