DDRMAX: Dance Dance Revolution

THE BAD:
Pratice makes perfect: its fun when you get the hang of it.

SUMMARY:
A great game for killing time, losing weight, boredom, and fun. This game doesn't suck. If you are a first time player it is best to do the pratice mode 1st before playing the game. It really helps. The music is great to listen and great to dance with during the game. There are always new songs to unlock that is why the game never gets old.

THE BAD:
The way your legs feel after a night of play

SUMMARY:
I think that this is one of the greatest games ever. Some of my friends who hate videogames love this game. The only way this game could be better is online support.

THE BAD:
Not enough of the classic songs from other DDR's.

SUMMARY:
DDRMAX is the latest (and first PS2) incarnation of the infamous Dance Dance Revolution series. It features refined graphics, the longest song list ever for the series, and multiple variations on the standard gameplay mode to keep players coming back for more.
Compatible with a standard controller, but more fun with an actual dance pad, DDRMAX is the ultimate dancing/exercise game available for any system. Tons of unlockable songs and extra's, combined with a song editor that allows you to create your own monstrosity's to conquer, make for nearly limitless replay value, and an extreme steal for it's price.
Pick it up, and fall in love!!!!!!!

THE BAD:
Sorry, nothing really disturbing to say here.

SUMMARY:
The OMNI-Mode is really great and for me it is so easy to jump on my mat. I don't have problems with my mat. It works faultless. Greetings to all DDRMAX Fans out there!

THE BAD:
If your mat sucks... well, yea, that sucks. Some songs aren't good. *cough* 5.1.1 *cough*

SUMMARY:
This is better of the 2 DDR games released at stateside (Konamix and MAX).

This has better songs, more songs, (over 60!), and better graphics. I'm glad that Konami has added songs from MAX2 and MAX from the arcade. So you can practice at home, and show your skills in the arcade. But once you get passed the "Standerd" level, some mats are bad at handling "heavy" levels. So that's when you basicly have to start playing at the arcade to practice "Heavy songs"

Really, the only bad thing about this game is the mat problems. That and the frustration on doing Oni courses!