The console version has most of new songs from the original arcade version. It is missing the 3 dancemania licensed songs (FOLLOW THE SUN (90 IN THE SHADE MIX), IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE (Extended Remix), and XANADU) in this game. These songs are featured in the Home Version of Dance Dance Revolution 4thMix. Unlockable songs 4 from DDR 1st Mix, 10 from DDR 2nd Mix, 4 brand new console-konami original in DDR 3rd Remix mode. and 2 preview songs from DDR 4th Mix in bonus track.
Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix, known as Dancing Stage Mario Mix in Europe and Dance Dance Revolution with Mario in Japan, is a 2005 music video game by Nintendo and Konami for the Nintendo GameCube, and is the first Dance Dance Revolution game to be released on a Nintendo console outside of Japan. The game features several of Nintendo's popular characters, including Mario, Luigi, Toad, Toadette, Waluigi, Wario, and Bowser. The game is bundled with the dance pad controller.
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Dance Dance Revolution UNIVERSE 3 is the third game in the Xbox 360 series of dance simulation games released by Konami and was released in the United States on Oct. 21, 2008. The UNIVERSE series is the only DDR franchise developed outside of Japan and is a continuation of the Xbox's ULTRAMIX series, which saw four home releases throughout its lifespan. While the title can be played with a standard controller, it is designed and intended to be played via a special floor mat, which is packaged with the game and has a suggested retail price of $69.99 as of Nov. 28, 2008. Unlike the Playstation 2 series of DDR titles, UNIVERSE does not follow any arcade machine formats and is created specifically for the Xbox 360 console.
UNIVERSE 3 does not change the core game play of DDR in any way. As always, players choose a song and difficulty level and the main game play has them stepping on the appropriate direction on the dance mat when a scrolling arrow (or simultaneous arrows) meet a stationary accuracy field. If a player steps on the arrow(s) within an accurate timing window, they are given an accuracy rating (from best to worst - Marvelous, Perfect, Great, Good, Almost, Boo) and awarded points (points per step are determined by the number of steps in a song - songs with many steps have a lower points per arrow value and at the scoring system's core, a marvelous is worth 1,000,000/# of total steps in a song; meaning a performance of 1,000,000 points is a perfect performance). A Marvelous, Perfect or Great rating increases the player's score, performance meter and current running combo. A Good rating does not award points or deduct from the performance meter, however, it breaks the player's current running combo. An Almost or Boo rating does not award points, breaks the current running combo and depletes the player's performance meter.
At certain intervals depending on the song, arrows with extended green/yellow streaks, most often referred to as "freeze arrows" or holds, will scroll in time to the music, prompting the player to hold that direction on the dance pad until the streak ends. If the player holds the direction for the duration of the streak graphic, the player is given an O.K. rating and awarded points, otherwise, while a missed hold doesn't break the current combo, a N.G. rating is given, no points are awarded and the performance meter gets deducted. If the performance meter empties, the player fails the song and is given an "E" rating.
The club ring features versus battles against a number of characters, however, players will have to pay to gain access to the club. Each marker in the club ring features a hidden song and if players are able to beat the CPU character in a light dance battle, the song is unlocked for play in any game mode. The executive club ring is essentially the same as the club ring, however, the admission prices increase, the overall song difficulty is higher and the battles are done on standard difficulty. Again, the songs played in the executive club ring are hidden and by clearing the club, the song is made available for play in any game mode. Once every single club is cleared, the player is granted access to the Dance City tower, where they must climb four floors to defeat the mayor. Each floor has one character that battles the player in the four "boss" songs featured in UNIVERSE 3 (which are unlocked as the player is victorious) and by defeating the mayor at the top of the tower, the player "clears" the game. 2ff7e9595c
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