DanceDanceRevolution (PS3 & Xbox 360) (International)

it a remade Destiny like Say it Again i think

It sounds similar, but I don't think its meant to be a remake of Destiny.

Doesn't strike me as DESTINY at all.

The end of her first two phrases, especially 0:34 ("my dreams, my destiny is waiting for me"), make me think it would lead in to Destiny's 0:23 "But on that day, when I awoke".

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http://www.gamestop.com/browse/search.aspx?N=0&Ntk=TitleKeyword&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntt=dance%20dance%20revolution

I wish this was the finally art box but it's not....

Also when you go to that link and click one of the games it shows a video of the game for PS3 and XBOX360. the videos show that there indeed four arrows mode and it looks like In the Groove arrows to me.

Oops didn't know somebody posted that already....

I mostly read 3 posters from the buttom for some strange reason LOL

Yuni creeps me out in that video.

Those SN-X characters were pretty nice already if you ask me.

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I hope Konami added the songs that SUPPOSED to be on DDRUn4 the ones that are missing from the game according to the artbox. The only one that made it in is the song : Dance Machine.

Grrrrrrr... Just found out that Tekken 6 comes out on the same day as DDR V1. Hard to choose which game to get first.

hm.....i wonder what new songs(KOs) there will be....
Uni 3 or Ultra 4?
and it just DDR not DDR V1

tekken 6 is the same crap tekken has always been. go with DDR.

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He meant UNIVERSE 3, where on the back of the box stated 6 songs that were SUPPOSED to be in the game, but only one (Dancing Machine) was actually in the game.

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Why go with Tekken when you can go with DDR. (Buy both if anything. )

That could be said for DDR right? I mean C'mon...//

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DDR and Tekken are the same crap they've always been. Flip a coin. If it comes up heads, get DDR. If it comes up tails, get Tekken.
If you disagree with the coin, flip it until you agree with it wholeheartedly.

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except i dont see DDR being crap.

i love fighting games, but tekken is garbage.

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Ok, That I understand that DDR is not crap...But why the TEKKEN hate? Sorry if I'm being too nosy here...It's just that I really like TEKKEN, Well I like a lot of Fighting games in general.//

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because everything i've seen of tekken shows it to be a "land the first pop-up then juggle the opponent into your 10 hit FTW" kind of game, which i dont like. similarly, i dont like SFA3 because its all about landing your custom first then juggling with crouch cancels in the corner until dead.

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Eh...no skill needed and no difficulty in Tekken.

Back to DDR and its Multi-Platform....

I've never been really been keen on TEKKEN myself, I've never liked 2D style fighters all that much but I loved Power Stone on the Dreamcast.

Anywho, I REALLY want the box and the art to be like the temporary one but slightly less blue with a mix of other colours and including another girl's silhouette along with a guy's in the background. The title should be as follows:

Dance Dance Revolution:
Volume 1.

And all following games should be multi-platform and follow the same naming sequence (Volume 2., Volume 3., etc.). I think a SingStar volume system is just what DDR needs and having new disc's holding each game update with 30 licences and 20 KO's with DLC usable across the series would be wonderful. Oh and DLC for the Wii because it's more than possible and well worth investing time into.

At least... this is what I would like.*shrug*

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Bump.

Any speculation on the last two licenses? I'm still holding out for Trickster for one of them.

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Current speculation is Better Off Alone and The Way I Are, which were claimed by the Royalty Network to have been licensed by Konami.

However, you should know that Royalty Network has reported news like this before, and the songs ended up being omitted from the games. They claimed Better Off Alone would be in DDR Disney Channel, Everytime Tha Beat Drops in DDR HP, and Suburban Train in DDR SN2. Although Suburban Train was not included in SN2 US, there is existing step data in the master songlist for the song.