Konami’s Bemani series Dance Dance Revolution got its start in the arcades in Japan. Then DDR came to the USA and found a place in our homes. Now that the dancing craze has died down in Japan, most of ...

It’s been a while since Dance Dance Revolution has had any sort of love on console or PCs, but Konami is finally moving to bring DDR into homes again. The developer just announced Dance Dance ...

Though it's as technically sound as the original DDR, Konamix is much harder to recommend, partly because it's more of the same, and partly because of the subpar music selection. It's hard to believe ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. After 2008's Dance Dance Revolution Universe 3, Konami's original arcade rhythm game series took a breather from the Xbox 360. After a couple of years ...

Konami’s Dance Dance Revolution series hasn’t undergone any major innovations since the introduction of freeze arrows in DDR Max (also known as 6th Mix). Yet followers of flashing arrows are content ...

Dance Dance Revolution II, later released in Europe as Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party 5, is a music video game in the Dance Dance Revolution series by Konami. It was released on October 11, 2011 ...

The music genre has developed so much over the past couple of years, sometimes it's easy to forget the good old days where dance gamers were played using plastic pads with arrow buttons. Harmonix's ...

Konami struck gold with Dance Dance Revolution. Here is a game that is physically fun to play, lets you burn calories, and lets you listen to music all at the same time. DDR is the antithesis for ...

For ten years, Dance Dance Revolution has been a staple of arcades and homes alike. People love trying to stomp their feet on the DDR mat's arrows as the directional indicators scroll across the ...

The world is burning and there's only one way to stop it: through the power of dance. At least that's the premise of the upcoming Dance Dance Revolution movie. Yep, some 20 years later a film studio ...

Video games have evolved beyond just personal entertainment. With Let’s Plays, esports and Twitch livestreams, games are now often performed for a huge audience. But in the late ’90s, if you wanted to ...