Dance Dance Revolution X continued the formula Konami perfected in Japanese arcades since the late 90s: stepping on the correct arrows in time with the music on a pressure-sensitive pad, with difficulty scaling from accessible to nearly impossible for anyone who doesn't train specifically.
For the last wave of PS2 fans, this entry represented a way to keep dancing at home what had previously only been experienced in arcades, with the advantage of a song catalog curated for the Western market.
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