A keyboard version of Dance-Dance-Revolution. Press the correct key when the colored arrow passes over the white arrow. The game is over when you've missed 20 arrows.

Note is an arrow option first introduced in early CS releases of the DanceDanceRevolution series, then in the arcade series starting with DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA. It colors all notes according to the beat they land on.

The gameplay of the Dance Dance Revolution series is both simple and complex. The guide below specifically explains the series' core gameplay. The core game involves the player stepping their feet to correspond with the arrows that appear …

Mar 18, 2016 · As you progress through the game and bump up the difficulty, you’ll notice that you need to pay attention to a lot more arrows coming up all at once. This guide will break it all down, identifying the most common patterns and showing you how to execute them.

Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) is a fun and interactive game that is available on many consoles as well as in many arcades. The game focuses on having players step on four arrowed buttons on the a control pad to match the arrows that scroll up the screen in time with a chosen song.

Shock Arrows (ショックアロー; abbreviated as SA) were introduced in DanceDanceRevolution X. Shock Arrows are steps that span across all of the step markers (all four on Single, and all eight on Double). They are a whitish color and are electrified. These arrows are not meant to …

Oct 4, 2005 · Q: How does one play Dance Dance Revolution games? A: It's actually pretty simple. Your "controller" has four directions: left, down, up, and right, which are shown at the top of your play...

Indeed it is. A good number of the songs in the game have "Octo Mode" as the Challenge difficulty, which is unlocked when you pass the particular song on Expert. Personally, I think the diagonals...

In Dance Dance Revolution, a player must move his or her feet to a set pattern, stepping in time to the general rhythm or beat of a song. During normal gameplay, arrows scroll upwards from the bottom of the screen and pass over stationary, transparent arrows near the top (referred to as the 'guide arrows' or 'arrow casting').