CS DDR PS3: Difference between revisions

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*** 11/16/10 (U.S.)

*** 03/18/11 (Europe)

*** 04/12/11 (U.S.)

* Almost all of the song list is shared with [[CS DDR 2010|DanceDanceRevolution (2010)]], with the only exceptions being [[Downtown]] and [[Take Me]].

* Only U.S. DanceDanceRevolution CS title with a direct port on another system - the Xbox 360.

** The Xbox 360 version of DanceDanceRevolution marks the final Xbox 360 DDR title on that system.

** The modes that required the PlayStation Move have been removed, though.

* First U.S. DanceDanceRevolution title since [[CS DDRMAX US|DDRMAX -DanceDanceRevolution-]] with no playable dancers in the background.

* Songs only have Single charts - Double is gone.

* Each step of a jump is judged individually.

** As a result, jumps count as two steps for combo purposes once again.

** Also, this is the only release where OK's on Freeze Arrows count your combo.

** Most of the CHALLENGE charts use the game's new Octo-Mode, which uses 8 different steps (top left, top right, bottom left, and bottom right) to play a song.

* Video plays of songs can be uploaded to YouTube. Only KONAMI originals can be uploaded, though.

* Total songs: 50 (not including DLC)

{{DDR SP Song|[[Love Shack]]|The B-52's|134|2|4|6|7|9|CSP=a}}

{{DDR SP Song|[[Plastic Beach]]|Gorillaz (feat. Mick Jons & Paul Simonon)|92|1|2|3|4|CSP=a}}

{{DDR SP Song|[[Let's Get Away]]|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat. Aleisha G|150|2|4|6|7|7|CSP=a}}

{{DDR SP Song|[[Rescue Me]]|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat. [[Gareth Powell|Fracus]]|145|2|4|6|8|8|CSP=a}}

{{DDR SP Song|[[Sweet Sweet Magic|Sweet Sweet ♥ Magic]]|[[Junko Karashima|jun]]|180|2|3|6|9|CSP=a}}

{{DDR SP Song|[[HIGHER (NM feat. SUNNY)|HIGHER]]|[[Naoki Maeda|NM]] feat. [[Sunny James|SUNNY]]|132|2|3|5|6|7|CSP=a}}

{{DDR SP Song|[[BALLAD FOR YOU ~omoi no ame~|BALLAD FOR YOU]]|[[Naoki Maeda|NM]] feat.[[Thomas Howard Lichtenstein|Thomas Howard]]|65|1|3|5|7|8|CSP=a}}

Exclusive to DanceDanceRevolution (PS3) is a new mode called CLUB MODE, which is the game's only way to unlock new songs. Here, you dance from 4 to 20 songs, all determined for you. You start off playing in BEGINNER mode, but as you progress more and more and get more PERFECTS, you can play higher difficulty levels. You'll also have TRICKS thrown at you while playing, such as increased speed, arrow options on, and even a life bar. Do note that screwing up too many times will result in you being knocked down a difficulty level. You also have to pay attention to your gauge - if it goes down to 0 at any point, you automatically lose. (Though you will keep any points you earned.)

The purpose of this mode is to add to your DANCE SKILL bar. Each time it fills up a single whole column, you unlock a new song. The more points you earn while playing, the more the DANCE SKILL bar will be filled up. Each song also has its own SONG STATUS - raising this to a certain amount will allow you to play a song freely in your own CLUB, as well as unlock stats about a song (such as its frequency played, or its combo/jump/freeze amount). Do note, though, that increasing a song's SONG STATUS to a high enough level ''also'' raises its TRICK Level, which makes the song more difficult to play.

* [[Sweet Sweet Magic|Sweet Sweet ♥ Magic]]

* DanceDanceRevolution (PS3) was heavilly advertised at the [https://youtu.be/2P6AWl-HK5U? KONAMI Penthouse], a virtual space in PS3's PlayStation Home, where users could play on a dance-off minigame.

* Three music boxes called ''DanceDanceRevolution 3D Book'' were released as crane game prizes in Japan to promote the upcoming release of ''DanceDanceRevolution New Moves'', before its cancellation. The music boxes had orgel versions of [[Bad Romance]], [[Hey, Soul Sister]] and [[Celebration]].

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