How does the player plays it? Player stands on a dance platform specially created for the arcade version and moves to the notes of the music. The judgement is made on how well do they perform to the music notes and if they get a passing score then they are allowed to play more music. Several difficulty levels have been posed in the players way. This means dance steps are broken into various levels of difficulty and player has to perform on all the moves correctly in order to move on to the next level which will be more difficult than the previous one. There is one very interesting feature available in the Dance Dance Revolution demo version. It is Workout Mode whichl lets you track the number of calories burnt while dancing on the stage. So it is a good news for those who are actually looking for a way to burn out their calories in a fun way.
Well that was some information about the gameplay. Now coming back to the topic. Why there was not any Dance Dance Revolution demo game? Why it was so that DDR demo could not get released? Firstly, because it was an arcade game so it requires whole set of apparatus in order to play it. So bringing the Dance Dance Revolution demo was practically impossible. Secondly there was a huge demand for the game with players buying the full version of the game, so developers did not thought of releasing the demo version. Thirdly, creating a Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) demo for home versions would simply mean extra financial burden on the developers. So it was another reason why developers did not released the demo game.
Dance Dance Revolution Demo
