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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Dance Dance Revolution	Konami	2001	You might have played some of the coin-operated arcade knock-offs of this Japanese original, but there's nothing like the real thing. The premise of the game sounds simple: you're given a list of dance steps to execute in time with the game's soundtrack. However, the action gets moving very fast, resulting in a pretty serious workout. The dance mat isn't included in this version, but you can play with controllers instead. An inventive Diet mode even tells you how many calories youre burning by playing.***This game was released only in the USA. Not to be confused with [game=#103369]Dance Dance Revolution[/game], released only in Japan, which is a different game from the same series.	PS
Dance Dance Revolution	Konami	1999	This game was released only in Japan. Not to be confused with [game=#103368]Dance Dance Revolution[/game], released only in the USA, which is a different game from the same series.***Japanese version [32]	PS
Dance Dance Revolution 2nd ReMIX	Konami	1999		PS
Dance Dance Revolution 2nd ReMIX Append: Club Version Vol. 1	Konami	1999		PS
Dance Dance Revolution 2nd ReMIX Append: Club Version Vol. 2	Konami	1999		PS
Dance Dance Revolution 3rd MIX	Konami (KCET)	2000		PS
Dance Dance Revolution 4th MIX	Konami (KCET)	2001		PS
Dance Dance Revolution 5th MIX	Konami (KCET)	2001		PS
Dance Dance Revolution Best Hits	Konami (KCET)	2000		PS
Dance Dance Revolution Disney Mix	Konami	2000		PS
Dance Dance Revolution Extra Mix	Konami (KCET)	2001		PS
Dance Dance Revolution Konamix	Konami	2002	DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION just keeps getting more popular all over the world, so it's time for another remix! Like its predecessors, this version will have you trying to keep up with the crazy rhythms of a bunch of songs (about 50 new tunes this time around). By dancing on an optional dance mat (not included) or standard PSX controller, you'll score points and work up a sweat. A new Work Out mode makes things super strenuous, and there are plenty of other new features to test out.	PS
Dancing Stage EuroMIX	Konami	2001		PS
Dancing Stage featuring Dreams Come True	Konami (KCET)	2000		PS
Dancing Stage featuring True Kiss Destination	Konami (KCET)	1999		PS
Dancing Stage Party Edition	Konami (KCET)	2002		PS
Oha Star Dance Dance Revolution	Konami (KCET)	2000		PS
Super Mogura Tataki!! Pokkun Mogura	Information Global Service	1989		NES
Dance Dance Revolution: Disney Dancing Museum	Konami	2000		N64
StepMania	? (Chris Danford)	?		Mac OS Classic
Dancing Stage featuring Disney's Rave	Disney	2000		Arcade
Crypt of the NecroDancer	Brace Yourself Games	2015		Windows
Dance Dance Revolution	Konami	2002		Windows
PC Dance Mat Coilmix 2010	?	2010	A 500 song bundle for StepMania. Entirely in Polish.	Windows
StepMania	? (Chris Danford)	2005		Windows
Dance Dance Revolution 2nd Mix	Konami	2000		Dreamcast
Dance Dance Revolution Club Version	Konami	2000	Unofficial English translation in progress: [[link:http://topping.zophar.net/]] [cjlee001]	Dreamcast
Dance Dance Revolution Extreme	Konami (KCET)	2004		PS2
Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2	Konami	2005		PS2
Dance Dance Revolution Extreme: Japan	Konami (KCET)	2003	Includes different songs from the U.S. release and is thought to have more difficult scoring.	PS2
Dance Dance Revolution Party Collection	Konami (KCET)	2003		PS2
Dance Europe	BigBen Interactive	2004		PS2
DDR Festival: Dance Dance Revolution	Konami	2004		PS2
DDRMAX: Dance Dance Revolution	Konami (KCET)	2002	The global smash-hit dancing sensation comes to the PlayStation2 with DDR Max: Dance Dance Revolution. The most robust DDR title ever, this is the definitive version of the game, and has gamers jumping to their feet with more than 65 songs, including licensed tracks and international dance hits. The power of the PlayStation2 enables full-motion music videos and high-resolution graphics. Game modes include an edit mode, which allows players to customize their dance routines, and a workout mode that tracks calories burned during play.***This is the U.S. release of DDRMAX.	PS2
DDRMAX: Dance Dance Revolution 6th Mix	Konami	2002	This is the Japanese release of DDRMAX.	PS2
DDRMAX2: Dance Dance Revolution	Konami (Konami TYO)	2003	This is the U.S. release of DDRMAX2.	PS2
DDRMAX2: Dance Dance Revolution 7th Mix	Konami	2003	This is the Japanese release of DDRMAX2.	PS2
Pump It Up: Exceed	Mastiff (Andamiro)	2005		PS2
Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix	Nintendo (Konami)	2005	From the American game box: Shake it to over 25 dance-flavored songs, from remixes of classic Nintendo themes to familiar favorites. With five difficulty levels, dancers of all abilities can get into the groove! The path to Mario's dance party is simple: Left, Right, Up, Down, Right, Down, ... * Turn Mush Mode on to finally experience the thrill of stomping Goombas and other enemies firsthand―or foot! * Grab a friend and thrown your own dance party! Whoever's got the best moves win! * There's more to Mario mix than just dancing! Unlock extra songs and minigames in Story Mode and play them over and over!	GameCube
Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix	Konami (Konami HWI)	2003		Xbox
Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 2	Konami (Konami HWI)	2004		Xbox
Crypt of the NecroDancer	Brace Yourself Games	2015		Linux
Crypt of the NecroDancer: AMPLIFIED	Brace Yourself Games	2016		Linux
PC Dance Mat Coilmix 2010	author	2010	A 500 song bundle for StepMania. Entirely in Polish.	Linux
StepMania	author	2001		Linux
Ultima VII: The Black Gate	author (Origin)	2001	Thanks to a game engine called Exult, Ultima VII: The Black Gate and its addon The Forge of Virtue can be played on a variety of platforms. Plus a few enhancements. Tags: The character can move seamlessly from above ground to under ground, up or down stars, in and out of buildings, on and off of rooftops, in and out of ships, and take to the air and land. Various magical transportation occurs. The 8th canonical game in the Ultima series and the first game in Ultima's Age of Armageddon. (Ultima Underworld is canonical, prequil of this game, and the 7th in the series). But, it was never intended to run on Linux. This, and other exult enhancements are sufficient to mark this game as uncanonical. Exult uses SDL for the Linux version with an OpenGL option. The player and party can use crossbows and bows. Ingredients can be mixed to bake bread and other things. Cheese is available as food. A variety of items can be crafted into other items. There are pumpkin fields in the game, from which pumpkins can be harvested. Flight of the Bumblebee is played at one point, Rule Britannia is overplayed. There are several prisoners in the game and this plays into the plot more than once. An addictive medicine in the game is abused by characters and can be abused by the player's character and party, with consequences. Unicorns are mentioned by in-game books and by characters[spoiler=and;and]one can be found by the player also.[/spoiler]. And some coder with nothing better to do has given the engine dance mat compatibility. [Zerothis]	Linux
Dance Dance Revolution Universe	Konami	2007	The hottest revolution and bestselling video game in the music game category continues its long tradition of innovation and creativity with an entirely new game for the next-generation! Dance Dance Revolution UNIVERSE, exclusively designed for the Xbox 360, takes dancing to a whole new dance floor offering features and options not possible until now. Dance Dance Revolution UNIVERSE is designed to be a universal DDR a game that everyone can play and enjoy, including anyone with two left feet.	X360
Dance Dance Revolution Universe 2	Konami	2007		X360
Dance Dance Revolution Universe 3	Konami	2008		X360
Dance Dance Revolution: Hottest Party	Konami (Konami Digital Entertainment)	2007		Wii

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