DDRSN2----

It's here--- The Revolution is back, with more songs, more online play modes, and ultimately more everything. This powerful franchise has gone a long way, and it's now going even further.

[Game play]

The up down left right format of arrows might seem so easy at first, but the game gets incredibly complex. It's gotten so incredibly challenging that it's officially an "arcade sport". People now turn it into their jobs to entertain crowds of people for actual money.

The game starts off by telling you the basics--- hold the direction arrow with your foot for freeze arrows, etc. Most of the learning is visual and from experience in-game. Right when you think it's starting to get boring, a dialog box comes up with, "There's new items in stock at the shop!" meaning more songs, options, and other unlockables.
Score for game play: 99/100

[Music]
This game revolves around music, so it's obviously good, has an awesome beat, and there's enough variety for everyone to enjoy playing. Genres are:
-J-pop
-Rock
-Pop
-Techno
-Rap
-Country
-Soul
-Anime Music

The song list has obviously grown and there are now 70+ songs, nearly two hours of music, and nearly endless fun.
Score for Music: 100/100

[Replay Value]
With unlockables, updates online, and high scores to beat, good luck trying to stop playing.
Score for Replay Value: 100/100

[Overall]
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9.9/10

I never have been and never will be a fan of DDR games.

Hey, that's your opinion. I like the DDR games, however.

DoLL and Golden Sky FTW!!!

I just think that games always have lousy soundtracks. The ones I've played have waaaaaaaaaaay too much techno

Never insult Techno. Good Techno is kickass.

Would you rather dance to Michael Jackson? Don't answer that everyone knows Thriller is coming to one of the DDR Sequels... Hopefully.

125 Viz