Dance Dance Revolution X2 continues the formula Konami perfected since the late 90s: following dance arrows in time with the music on a special pad, with a song catalog combining pop, electronic, and remixes made for the North American audience.
It arrived in the final stretch of PS2's commercial life, when the saga already coexisted with new-generation console versions; for many it was the last date with DDR on the hardware that defined the living-room dance genre for an entire decade.
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