Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix - Xbox Game
Dance Dance Revolution ULTRAMIX 4 - Xbox Game
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Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 3 Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:083717300502
Condition:Used
Genre:Other
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:XBOX_DANCE_DANCE_REVOLUTION_ULTRAMIX_3
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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I own several of the DDR games and this is by far my favorite! The songs on this version are much better than the original two. It includes many more recognizable songs including ones by the “Black Eyed Peas”, “Ray Charles” (my personal favorite) and “Moby”. I also enjoy the new features on this game. There is a freestyle section where you dance along to the song however you want to and it scores based on creativity and talent. This is a fun feature to use when you want to test who in a group is the better natural dancer :-) Another great thing about this game is the ability for one person to dance with four dance mats! You obviously have to have 4 mats, but it is so much fun it’s worth it! This game is so addictive that you’ll play it for hours without even realizing it. Our family uses it for excercise, it’s definately more than a treadmill and has a workout tracker so you know how many calories you are burning! If you are looking for a dancing game I definately recommend DDR 3, it’s great!
I bought this game after being so used to the less Americanized DDR Extreme for the PS2. Being an Xbox owner, I figured this would be the best way to go. I play on Standard or Heavy in general, and this was a definate change from the more origional versions. The songs lack the two types of songs that I enjoyed the most on DDR Extreme: Japanese Pop and the insnanely fast songs like Paranioa Eternal, Maximiser, and A.However, I was fortunately able to find some of my favorite songs from the arcade on DDR U3, like the Legend of MAX (which you dont get right off, I wasn’t able to unlock it for monthes), Sakura (one you get straight out of the box), bag (one of my favorites to play on Standard), and Daikenkai (not sure if I spelled that right). And some of these new songs I found quite nice.But in general, most of the songs are, to be honest, total trash. On average, I can play about 10 to 20 minutes before running out of good songs. I mean come on…Good Charlote just dosn’t belong on a DDR game. This one has been too Americanized.
I originally wrote a nasty review about this verison of the game because I was and still am such a fan of ddr extreme 2 but this one is really starting to do it for me…both my kids absolutely love it (2 yrs and 6 yrs) and I am loosing weight because some of these songs I love doing so I end up doing it everyday…faithfully!The only downfall is the fact that there are more Japanese songs than anything and I think that is why I was originally turned off by it. It did take a little getting used too, but there are many songs that have an addictive dancable beat that I definitely don’t regret buying this game.
Out of all the DDR games for (XBOX-not 360), DDR Ultramix 3 has the best songs! x x x =)
This was a terrific game for my grandson and he certainly does enjoy playing it.
This game is awesome. My whole family loves it and it is a great form of excercise for all ages. Even though there are not too many well known songs it doesn’t hinder the fun of it at all. All the songs are up-beat and my kids want to play it daily – which is better than just watching t.v. all day, right? You gotta get this game!
I bought this game for Christmas for my daughters and haven’t stopped playing it since! We are all new to DDR, so we found even the beginning and “light” songs to be plenty challenging. There is a fun mix of songs that is bound to appeal to a wide range of audiences. I especially find the 80’s pop music lots of fun to dance to, but the techno and Japanese songs are fun too. This is a great way to encourage family togetherness, and it gives you a great way to work out too. I use work out mode to keep track of calories burnt. I don’t know how accurate it is, but I do know I have been able to keep off the holiday pounds from dancing away the hours on DDR. Can’t wait to get some of the other Ultramix titles.P.S. You might want to invest in a good pad, not the kind that comes with the bundle. A good pad will cost more, but is more accurate and will last longer.
The song choice is great including some of the more classic songs from older DDR games like butterfly. One of my more favorites of the DDR series on xbox.
Upon recieving DDR Ultramix 3 for the holidays as a gift, I was nothing short of thrilled! It had all the songs I could have hoped for; there was a large selection and all were fun and very upbeat. Plus, Ultramix 3 has many options, with up to five different skill levels (beginner, light, standard, heavy, and oni), a freestyle mode (which allows you to dance crazily and have a blast), and XBOX live. I really enjoyed DDR Ultramix 3. The game was fun and anyone–you, your friends, or your family–can take part in “dancing” to the amazing songs.
The game is fun and pretty much what I expected based on the reviews I read of it. The one thing I liked that I did not expect based on reviews is that it does contain American based songs and not just Disco/Club type music. My one disappointment is that I expected some sort of noise or something when I stepped on a step to let me know I stepped on it. However the game does not support this that I can tell. This may be no shock to previous DDR owners but since this was my first getting used to the game is a little tough.Also, it is a little tricky figuring out how to play and hook up the Controllers/Dance Pad and the manual poorly describes how to do it. Again, previous DDR owners may laugh but this caused us some time trying to figure it out. I have several XBox games and have never had trouble but the dance pad made it a little tricky.Overall, the game is what it is and if you like the others then you should like this game.