Dance Dance games Konami's second North American * Revolution release for PlayStation 2, DDRMAX2 sticks to the winning formula of rhythm-based stepping challenges set to popular licensed dance music. A new interface features actual music videos that play during selected songs, while new modes allow bemani brothers and sisters to stomp to the beat in new ways. A "Beginner Mode" is designed to...

Konami's quirky * Revolution series twirls its way onto Xbox with the release of * Revolution Ultramix, which features online support and offers exclusive licensed music designed to appeal to American audiences. The first online version of the series, Ultramix allows players to download additional songs and dance steps as well as challenge contestants from around the world...

Gaming's most popular dance sim series steps out for another number on PS2, bringing new features such as online multiplayer competition and support for the EyeToy USB camera accessory. Internet-connected PS2 gamers can dance head-to-head against others across the country, and work their way up online rankings. Using the EyeToy, players can watch themselves on television, and use their arms ...

Konami's distinct dance series shuffles its way from the arcades to living rooms as would-be dancers strut their stuff in five modes of play. * Revolution, which originated in Japan as part of the Bemani style of interactive music games, involves pressing a series of directional buttons (or stepping on an optional dance mat accessory) to the beat of...

* Revolution Konamix is the second title in Konami's popular series of bemani games to arrive in the U.S. With the aid of a dance mat peripheral, players are required to step on the corresponding directional arrow when its onscreen counterpart reaches the top of the screen. The speed and frequency of the arrows increases with the difficulty level...

Billed as a "new evolution" in Konami's perennial dancing series, * Revolution SuperNova features a new graphics engine and more than 65 songs for 100 minutes of pulse-pounding music. This PlayStation 2 release is based on the 2006 arcade game and includes a variety of new play modes to attract both novice and expert dancers. A voice assisted tutorial...

Billed as a "new evolution" in Konami's perennial dancing series, * Revolution SuperNova features a new graphics engine and more than 65 songs for 100 minutes of pulse-pounding music. This PlayStation 2 release is based on the 2006 arcade game and includes a variety of new play modes to attract both novice and expert dancers. A voice assisted tutorial...

Konami's genre-founding dance sim series returns to Xbox with this fourth edition of Ultramix. Players score points by following onscreen directions in time to the music. While a gamepad will work, the best way to enjoy the game is with a dance mat controller, which has players tapping their feet to the beat. Like earlier versions, * Revolution Ultramix...

In this "Extreme" edition of the popular series, Konami's continues with its winning * Revolution formula of rhythm-based stepping challenges set to popular licensed dance music. This version of the game offers all the modes and options found in recent DDR releases, and also supports the PlayStation 2's EyeToy accessory for the first time in the series. Over 100...

The beat goes on as players step up to this autumn 2004 edition of Konami's genre-founding "Bemani" series. * Revolution Ultramix 2 is the second in the series to come to the Xbox, and continues the rhythm-based, foot-stomping, calorie-burning gameplay of earlier releases. Players score points by following onscreen directions in time to the music; while a gamepad will...

Konami's genre-founding dance sim series returns to Xbox with this third edition of Ultramix. Players score points by following onscreen directions in time to the music; while a gamepad will work, the best way to enjoy the game is with a dance mat controller, which has players tapping their feet to the beat. Like earlier versions, * Revolution Ultramix...

This second U.S. release in the * Revolution series features remixed versions of classic Disney songs, including the Mickey Mouse March, Chim Chim Cher-ee and Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. There is also a selection of non-Disney dance tunes, bringing the total number of songs to 20. For beginners, there are lesson and training modes that let players get adjusted to basic...