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Dance Dance Revolution Konamix 
Developer(s) Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo Publisher(s) Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo Distributor(s) Konami of America Series Dance Dance Revolution Engine 4th Mix (PlayStation) Platform(s) PlayStation Release date(s) Genre(s) Music, Exercise Mode(s) Single player, Multiplayer Rating(s) - ESRB: E (Mild Lyrics)
Media/distribution CD (1) Dance Dance Revolution Konamix, DDR Konamix or simply Konamix for short, is a music video game in the Dance Dance Revolution series of games by Konami. It was released on April 23, 2002 for the Sony PlayStation in the United States and Canada as the third DDR console game in those countries and the last game for the system. DDR Konamix contains 52 tracks and six courses consisting entirely of "Konami Originals" produced by Konami's in-house music staff.
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Gameplay
Main article: Gameplay of Dance Dance RevolutionMusic
All of the songs featured in Dance Dance Revolution Konamix are from previous releases in the series with the exception of "AM-3P (303 Bass Mix)", a remixed of the classic original from Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMix. Some songs have been re-recorded and renamed to remove content that could be perceived as explicit or racist. For example the English lyrics removed from "After the Game" (Changed from "After the Game of Love") discussed sexual intercourse.[2]
Songs are organized into groups of genres, one of which must be chosen to play the songs within. Some songs are part of multiple groups. An option to switch off the genres allows access to all the songs in the game at the same time.
No. Locked? Song Artist 1 ".59" DJ Taka 2 
"Absolute" DJ Taka 3 "Afronova Primeval" 8 Bit 4 "After the Game" NPD3 5 "AM-3P (303 Bass Mix)" Ktz (Remixed by U1) 6 "B4U" Naoki 7 "Baby Baby Gimme Your Love" Divas 8 "Brilliant2U" Naoki 9 "Burnin' the Floor" Naoki 10 "Can't Stop Fallin' In Love" Naoki 11 "Celebrate Nite" N.M.R 12 "Cutie Chaser" Club Spice 13 "Dead End" N&S 14 "Dive" Be For U 15 "Diving Money" Quadra 16 "Do It Right" Sota feat. Ebony Fay 17 "Don't Stop! (AMD 2nd Mix)" Dr. Vibe feat. JP Miles 18 "Drop Out" NW260 19 "Drop the Bomb" Scotty D. 20 "DXY!" Taq 21 "Dynamite Rave" Naoki 22 "End of the Century" No.9 23 "Era (NostalMix)" Taq 24 "Genom Screams" L.E.D. Light 25 "Groove" Sho-T feat. Blenda 26 "Healing Vision" De-Sire 27 "Higher" NM feat. Sunny 28 "Holic" Taq 29 "Hysteria" Naoki 190 30 "La Senorita Virtual" 2MB 31 "Leading Cyber" DJ Taka 32 "Let the Beat Hit Em! (Classic R&B Style)" Stone Bros. 33 "Let Them Move" N.M.R 34 "Look to the Sky" System S.F. feat. Anna 35 "Luv To Me (AMD Mix)" DJ Kazu feat. Tiger Yamato 36 "Make a Jam!" U1 37 "Make It Better (So-Real Mix)" Mitsu-O! Summer 38 "Make Your Move" Good-Cool feat. JP Miles 39 "Matsuri Japan" Re-Venge 40 "On the Jazz!" Jonny Dynamite! 41 "Orion.78 (AMEuro-Mix)" Re-Venge 42 "Paranoia" 180 43 "Paranoia Rebirth" 190' 44 "Patsenner" DJ Nagureo 45 "Perfect Free" Nite System 46 "R3" Tiger Yamato 47 "Salamander (Beat Crush Mix)" Nite System 48 "Super Star" D.J. Rich feat. Tail Bros. 49 "The Earth Light" L.E.D. Light 50 "Think Ya Better D" Sami 51 "Trip Machine (Luv Mix)" 2MB 52 "Wild Rush" Factor-X Courses
No. Nonstop Songs 1 Official 1 "Brilliant2U" "Perfect Free" "Salamander (Beat Crush Mix)" "End of the Century" "B4U" 2 Official 2 "Baby Baby Gimme Your Love" "Groove" "Make Your Move" "Do It Right" "Let the Beat Hit Em! (Classic R&B Style)" 3 Official 3 "Wild Rush" "Drop Out" "R3" "Holic" "DXY!" 4 Official 4 ".59" "Afronova Primeval" "Look to the Sky" "La Senorita Virtual" "Genom Scream" 5 Official 5 "Healing Vision" "Dead End" "Diving Money" "Paranoia" "Era (NostalMix)" 6 Official 6 "Make It Better (So-Real Mix)" "Don't Stop! (AMD 2nd Mix)" "Drop the Bomb" "Think You Better D" "Hysteria" Development
Reception
See also
Related articles
- Dance Dance Revolution 4thMix, (PlayStation) User interface that Dance Dance Revolution Konamix is fashioned after.
- Dance Dance Revolution Extra Mix, Updated Dance Dance Revolution 4thMix engine used in Dance Dance Revolution Konamix.
- Dancing Stage Party Edition, European sister release of Dance Dance Revolution Konamix that differs by containing licensed tracks.
References
- ^ a b Neko Neko. "Dance Dance Revolution KONAMIX for Play Station (NTSC U/C)" (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 13 June 2010. http://www.webcitation.org/5qRO05S5m. Retrieved 13 June 2010.
- ^ Konami. DanceDanceRevolution 3rdMIX (in Japanese). (Konami). PlayStation. Level/area: Gameplay of "After the Game of Love". ""Why are we here like this? I don't know, to many drinks and a kiss. Male and female what is there to do? That's right, the "beasty rendezvous"."
- ^ Konami. DanceDanceRevolution KONAMIX. (Konami). PlayStation. Level/area: Song select screen.
- ^ "FAQs - Playstation (US) - DDR Konamix". DDR Freak. Archived from the original on 13 June 2010. http://www.webcitation.org/5qRcRBgps. Retrieved 13 June 2010.
- ^ Konami. DanceDanceRevolution KONAMIX. (Konami). PlayStation. Level/area: Nonstop select screen.
External links
- Dance Dance Revolution Konamix at GameFAQs
- Dance Dance Revolution Konamix at IGN
- ddr.sh entry for Dance Dance Revolution Konamix (Japanese)
Preceded by
Dance Dance RevolutionDance Dance Revolution Konamix
2002Succeeded by
DDRMAX Dance Dance RevolutionCategories:- 2002 video games
- Dance Dance Revolution games
- PlayStation-only games
- Video games developed in Japan
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