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Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party - Wii


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Publisher:     Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.

Developer:     Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.

Release Date:     2007

Platform(s):      Nintendo Wii™
   
Genre:      Music/Dance

Multiplayer:    1 - 4 Players


Brief Game Description:

The global dancing phenomenon gets even more physical with an entirely new game designed for the Nintendo Wii. Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party enhances the series’ trademark interactive gameplay by combining the physically engaging, innovative and easy-to-pick-up-and-play mechanics of the Wii platform. DDR Hottest Party is sure to be the life of the party with 4 player multiplayer, Wii Remote and Nunchuk support, smash hits taken from the last 4 decades of music, entirely new modes and more!

Key Features:

•    Brand new DDR game designed exclusively for the Wii

•    Support up to 4 player simultaneous play ensures your house is the hottest party on the block

•    All-new soundtrack includes licensed smash-hits from the last 4 decades

•    Use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk while dancing for greater total body interaction

•    Swing the Wii controller to send obstructions to your opponents while competing

•    New gameplay twists, fun minigames and other challenges

•    Great family fun with added modes and difficulties for all ages, including Friendly Synch and Kind Support Mode


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