World Famous Comics: Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 2
Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 2
From: Konami Average Rating: Binding: Video Game ESRB Age Rating: Teen Label: Konami Model: XBKONA 083717300335 Number of Items: 1 Platform: Xbox Release Date: November 16, 2004
Features:
Wild new Xbox-only game modes, for added fun - Team Battles, Attack Mode and Cooperative Mode
Design your own dance steps in Edit Mode and show off your skills
Get in shape by playing the new Work Out Mode
All-new songs, from worldwide club hits to licensed DJ creations -. 59 by dj. TAKA, Castles In The Sky by Ian Van Dahl(feat. Marsha), Drop The Bomb by Scotty D. and more -- plus hidden songs you can download or unlock
Xbox Live features lets users download content, compete online and much more
Product Description: Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 2 lets players compete against other dancers online, conduct tournaments, and download new songs and characters. Experience thebest in interactive dancing games with 100 minutes of energetic dance music, including exclusively-licensed songs and dance hits. You'll be dancing all night long!
Dance,Dance Revolution Ultramix 2 A friend of ours had the wii version of DDR ultramix and we had so much fun that we started researching for DDR ultramix for the xbox version because thats what we have and we didn't want to spend more money for the wii. We found DDR games and dance pads on amazon and they work just as good. You have to read the instructions well to understand how each game is played and how many people can play. Its great for parties or just the family and you get a great workout.
Ok game I like the game but some of the songs i don't like. I got tired of it pretty quick but thats probably just me.
Pretty Amazing Wow, this game is something else. It's not really about dancing; it seems a little more like step aerobics. This is perfect for people trying to lose weight. As mentioned, there are many options and several songs, including some familiar ones like "Brickhouse" by The Commodores. Right now, I like the "Workout" option where you can see how many calories you're burning. I think some of the step moves they put on the "beginner" option are too hard for a beginner, but most are reasonable. I also think the steps don't make sense with the music selected sometimes, or perhaps some of the songs just don't make sense to step to. This also makes the game more challenging.
I have had a problem with the game going crazy on me, i.e. in the middle of stepping through a song under "Workout" and the game just randomly exits to the calorie chart, and then to the menu and flies through all the song selections on the menu without my selecting any of that. And it also did this with certain songs I attempted to select--the song would start then immediately cut to the calorie screen. It might just be the disc needs cleaning or a problem with my XBOX drive.
To sum up, this game is great. I am adding it to my exercise regimen!
Fun, but Ultramix 3 is better. I play this game with my 10 year old and we like it a lot. We got this game after playing DDR Ultramix 3 for several months and we like 3 better. The songs are better and quest mode is really fun. I do like Ultramix 2 and would recommend it but if you are new to DDR, get Ultramix 3.
DDR Ultramix 2 This game is the next DDR that comes after Ultramix 1. It has better songs, more easier ones in my opinion. But also harder ones. Seems like there is also more songs on here to choose from. More advanced look on this game, than it looks on Ultramix 1. If your even new to DDR, this one is also a good game, since it has the "BEGINNER" option to choose from, unlike Ultramix 1. Check this game out!!
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