JKKDARK
May 16th, 2008, 00:43
via IGN (http://ps2.ign.com/articles/874/874269p1.html)
At the Konami press event last night, three new DDR games were announced on three separate platforms, each with a bunch of new features to bring to the table. Sony's aging platform was not left out of the fun, as it will be getting Dance Dance Revolution X this Fall. This title continues the long relationship that the PS2 has with the DDR franchise.
Although the game wasn't playable at the event, we were told that it will sport several new features to entice long-time DDR fans. The game will have enhanced graphics and more characters, 70 songs to enjoy and it will bring back the popular Workout Mode to the package. DDR X will be compatible with the EyeToy so you can again bring yourself into the game.
The last big announcement made regarding DDR X was the one advantage it has over the other two titles: LAN battles. You'll be able to hook up four PS2s together and have up to eight friends testing their dancing might on the iconic DDR pad.
At the Konami press event last night, three new DDR games were announced on three separate platforms, each with a bunch of new features to bring to the table. Sony's aging platform was not left out of the fun, as it will be getting Dance Dance Revolution X this Fall. This title continues the long relationship that the PS2 has with the DDR franchise.
Although the game wasn't playable at the event, we were told that it will sport several new features to entice long-time DDR fans. The game will have enhanced graphics and more characters, 70 songs to enjoy and it will bring back the popular Workout Mode to the package. DDR X will be compatible with the EyeToy so you can again bring yourself into the game.
The last big announcement made regarding DDR X was the one advantage it has over the other two titles: LAN battles. You'll be able to hook up four PS2s together and have up to eight friends testing their dancing might on the iconic DDR pad.