Dance Dance Revolution PlayStation

Dance Dance Revolution is one of the first U.S. releases in the developing genre of dancing simulations. Gameplay follows the basic design common to most music and rhythm games (also known as "Bemani" games), as onscreen cues direct the player to hit different buttons in time with the music. While it can be played with a regular PlayStation controller, the game also supports a special "dancing pad" that allows players to move their feet to the beat instead of just pressing buttons.

A selection of nearly 30 songs from the various Japanese releases of the Dance Dance Revolution series is featured in the U.S. version:

20, November, N.M.R. feat. DJ Nagureo

Afronova, Re-Venge

AM-3P, KTZ

Boom Boom Dollar, King Kong D. Jungle Girls

Brilliant 2u (Orchestra-Groove), Naoki

Brilliant 2u, Naoki

Drop The Bomb, Scotty D.

Dub I Dub, Me My

Dynamite Rave, Naoki

El Ritmo Tropical, Dixies Gang

Get Up'N Move, SK

Have You Never Been Mellow, The Olivia Project

I Believe In Miracles, Hi-Rise

If You Were Here, Jennifer

Keep On Movin', N.M.R.

La Senorita, Captain T

Let Them Move, N.M.R.

Make It Better, Mitsu-O

My Fire, X-Treme

Paranoia (Dirty Mix), 190

Paranoia (KCET Clean Mix), 2MB

Paranoia, 180

Put Your Faith In Me (Jazzy Groove), UZI-LAY

Put Your Faith In Me, UZI-LAY

Smoke, Mr. Ed Jumps The Gun

SP-Trip Machine (Jungle Mix), De-Sire

Trip Machine, De-Sire ~ All Game Guide