Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2 PS2

Pros: Graphics; music; variety; modes.

Cons: Difficulty.

The Bottom Line: Be the life of the party with Dance Dance Revolution: Extreme 2.

Review: Supposedly, over 60% of Americans are categorized as "overweight". With fast food places, candy, and soda within easy reach, I am not surprised. Video games could have been an easy excuse for this big problem (excuse the pun), but with more interactive ...

Pros: DDR ain't yugioh

Cons: and this game isen't for the xbox

The Bottom Line: I get sent to the shadow relm

Review: I got DDR Extreme 2 about a year ago but my dance pad quit so I had to delay reviewing it in till I found another dance pad, that and the game is just huge to play. Anyways this is probably the best of the DDR’s out there. Gameplay Since there are ...

Pros: Large selection of music, fun, challenging.

Cons: Not a wide variety of the type of music played in-game.

The Bottom Line: It's great for pretty much any person that wants to get active playing video games, and have fun doing it.

Review: About Me To me, DDR is one of the, if not the best series game out there. It’s a game that actually involves getting physical, as well as a lot of skill. This is my favorite out of the whole series of DDR games, this is Dance Dance Revolution ...

Pros: Good Song Selection, Nice Blue Colored Menus, Excellent Workout

Cons: "Oops!...I Did It Again" Is Annoying, The Process of Unlocking Songs

The Bottom Line: Excellent Workout, Excellent Songs, It's Just Excellent!

Review: DDR has swept the nation with it’s groovy dance beats and blinking arrows. Most arcades have already invested in to a DDR machine, because it‘s popularity. Ever since it became so popular, people have always wanted to play this at home. DDR: ...

Pros: It's Dance Dance Revolution

Cons: Bad songs, stupid mission mode required to unlock songs, no evil zukin.

The Bottom Line: Go buy In the Groove, or Dance Dance Revolution MAX. They stick to the game.

Review: The basic concept of Dance Dance Revolution is that there are arrows on the screen (left, down, up, and right) that go to the music. They scroll up (or down if you want that modifier) and you have to hit the corresponding button on your controller, or ...