Dance Dance Revolution Universe Xbox 360

Pros: EXTREMELY FUN; gameplay; music selection; stellar graphics/presentation; modifying options; multiplayer

Cons: Quest Mode is a little ridiculous; some songs get old after a while

The Bottom Line: It's got some of the greatest arcade gameplay ever, an awesome music soundtrack, and helps you lose weight. Oh, and it's ridiculously fun. Need I say more?

Review: Alright folks, I'm not an expert when it comes to the mechanics and aesthetic qualities of video games, and this is my first attempt to review one, so go easy on me. Dance Dance Revolution is a franchise from Konami that started in 1998 and became an ...

Pros: Weightloss made easy. FUN & ADDICTIVE

Cons: Quest Mode Poorly implemented Achievements lack of upgradability outside of purchases

The Bottom Line: Its a fantastic game that more kids should be playing to help them shed some pounds. Weightloss made easy in the privacy of your own home.

Review: Normally, many parents would think that shelling out $80 for a video game would be far too much. As I stepped up to the counter at Gamespot, the pricetag of $79.99 continued to pound at my thoughts. However, when the tax was added to the ...

Pros: The workout mode can possibly give the game longevity.

Cons: When will Konami actually show us something truly new?

The Bottom Line: Without much evolution to the series, DDR Universe really will make you question the franchise's relevance this generation.

Review: Konami, unless you make some radical changes to the DDR franchise, it's pretty ridiculous to keep asking $60 for new installments when nothing new is offered. Even the Madden series throws in a couple of new things each year, but DDR only seems to change ...

Pros: The newest DDR

Cons: Bad Multiplayer experience

The Bottom Line: Overall it feels less like an upgrade and more like just another DDR.

Review: It's hard to write a review for DDR: Universe. Simply because it's DDR everyone knows it; its a dancing game with a pad that you follow the arrows on the screen to get an increasingly higher score. So what's new in the latest DDR? Not much actually, ...