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The Hottest Party series has really proven me wrong here. I’ve always looked at DDR as a series with more rehashing that EA’s Madden – nothing more than a roster change and/or a song update. Not sure why the right was fine.) and I still had things to unlock and do. I spent seven hours playing this game one day (…and then nursing a very tired left ankle over the next two days. There are more modes here than I’ve ever seen in any version of DDR, regardless of system. Overall, there is a TON of stuff to do in this game. Finally, you have the ability to unlock everything from DDR Hottest Party 2 which is one of the things I love about this series. It’s also unclear if what you’re unlocking with these points are different from what you get in Tournament mode. Crazy.) but this will unlock various things for you that you would otherwise need to earn through secret requirements.
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I have yet to figure out how you earn points exactly as the score seems arbitrary (Like getting a full combo on a higher difficulty than messing up on a lower difficulty, yet the latter nets more points. The game has also included “DDR Points” in your lower left hand corner. Set difficulty, gimmicks and various other options here. See how one hour of playing DDR equals about 30 minutes of biking or an ten minutes of jogging at 5mph! This keeps track of your caloric loss while you play. It’s…odd, and pretty useless, but it’s something new and different, adding another dimension to the game, so I can’t complain. Here you’re on the balance board moving just your hips.
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It’s Free Play, but with all four limbs flailing. This was the general mode for DDR Hottest Party 1 & 2 This is the only mode that makes use of the Wiimote and Numchuk hand motions.
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This is for people brand new to DDR and you’ll learn how to do basic steps, hand motions and “gimmicks” through 18 chapters, although more will be unlocked as you play. You don’t pick stages or characters here as you do in Free Play either. This is the same as Free Play, but only with the two easiest difficulty levels. This is a bit odd as you also have DDR School (See below) but here you’ll practice some moves and can practice specific section of songs that give you trouble. You can play any of the songs you have unlocked at any difficulty and just dance away. It’s noticeably harder than last year, but there’s also a lot more unlockables to achieve along the way. This is this year’s story mode, where you have to clear progressively harder challenges to advance while unlocking songs, stages, characters and Mii parts along the way. This year Konami has given us an amazing array of modes to play DDR with, including the first DDR where you can use the Wii balance board. So how does the newest DDR entry for the Wii hold up? Considering you can only buy it in bundle form right now, is it worth your $70, especially if you have the previous two games and a pad for your Wii? I’m not sure why this changed, but I’m no expert on the DDR series I just pay attention to this one. Now it’s time for this year’s entry into the Hottest Party series, which promises a bunch of new changes, although for quite a bit of 2009, all next gen systems were simply supposed to be getting a game called Dance Dance Revolution that was the same across the board.
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DDR Hottest Party 2 was released a year later with some noticeable improvements to the track lists and hand control detection. Now I’ve never been a DDR fan, but I decided to review it to see how the new handheld controls added to the game worked out, and I found myself having a lot of fun with the game. Two years and one month ago, Konami released the first DDR game for the Nintendo Wii, Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party.