Dance Party Pop Hits followed the formula Dance Dance Revolution had popularized - following steps marked on screen in time with the music - but with a repertoire centered on pop radio hits instead of Konami's more specific dance catalog, seeking a broader, less specialized audience. It's one more of the many generic music-licensed dance games that appeared in Europe during the mid-2000s rhythm-game boom.
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