KONAMI details first PlayStation\u00ae3 DDR title \u2013 complete with PlayStation\u00aeMove compatibility<\/p>\n
07 January, 2011: Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH today announced it will release DanceDanceRevolution New Moves across Australia and New Zealand in March 2011. The new release marks the classic series\u2019 debut for the PlayStation\u00ae3 computer entertainment system, and showcases extended full-body movement via Sony\u2019s new PlayStation\u00aeMove motion controllers. DanceDanceRevolution New Moves features over 50 tracks, ranging from popular hits to classic dance anthems for players of all ages with enhanced multiplayer capabilities.<\/p>\n
DanceDanceRevolution New Moves offers a new mode has been implemented where users will be able to dance using both the DDR Dance Mat controller and the Playstation\u00aeMove together. Users move both their upper and lower body as they dance to match the indicators displayed on screen. As they use the Dance Mat controller to mimic the on-screen arrows, the player also holds the PlayStation\u00aeMove Motion controller, which is represented by a ball of light on screen and must be guided towards the relevant moving arrows.<\/p>\n
The PlayStation\u00aeMove Motion controller is also used to vary on-screen visuals with combinations of button presses and movement used to add visual effects to the on-screen action. This creates a striking aesthetic interpretation of the player\u2019s dances, and players can also see themselves in action using the PlayStation\u00aeEye and upload their greatest hits to social networking sites via the console\u2019s XMB\u2122 (XrossMediaBar) menu to share their DanceDanceRevolution skills with friends.<\/p>\n
DanceDanceRevolution New Moves adds new game modes to the series. In \u2018Dance Off\u2019 Mode, two to four players take turns running through the same dance. The player that is able to keep in step more accurately will earn more points and be crowned the winner. In \u2018Club\u2019 Mode \u2013 which has been specifically created for die-hard DanceDanceRevolution fans \u2013 gamers can play over and over again in a marathon session. The difficulty level of the tracks will change along with the dances the players are challenged to match, as they get further and further into the session. As an added obstacle, various tricks will also come into play. Gamers will be able to play from four to 20 tracks in succession depending on their skill level.<\/p>\n
DanceDanceRevolution New Moves will be available in March at retailers, bundled with a dance mat controller.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
KONAMI details first PlayStation\u00ae3 DDR title \u2013 complete with PlayStation\u00aeMove compatibility 07 January, 2011: Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH today announced it will release DanceDanceRevolution New Moves across Australia and New Zealand in March 2011. The new release marks the classic series\u2019 debut for the PlayStation\u00ae3 computer entertainment system, and showcases extended full-body movement via Sony\u2019s<\/p>\n