Why I buy this one ?
- Online multiplayer and EyeToy support for the PlayStation2 version
- Linking feature allows players to share data between the arcade and PlayStation2 game
- Incredible song library featuring a wide variety of music and smash-hits
- Enhanced graphicsengine delivers colorful 3D backgrounds, music videos, high-resolution graphics, and realistic dancers
- New game modes aimed at beginner and expert players

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What our customer's say!

"A Standard Review for Dance Dance Revolution Supernova", The game, from what I understand from the person I gave it to as a gift, is basically supplemental material or an add on or more of the same, but newer stuff.
Clearly there was a demand for more of this material, and here it is.
Anyway, I'll leave you with this: The person I bought the game for enjoys it, and chances are would enjoy even more of it.

"DDR", I bought this game for a playstation 2. My wife uses this game everyday. By looking at other reviews I almost didn't buy this one. My wife really enjoys this one. The songs may be limited but she enjoys the work out and playing the game against my son. Glad I bought the product.

"Great Game", All together its a pretty good game. I would buy it if I were you

"GREAT SONGS...", THERES SOME GOOD SONGS ON THIS BUT THE MAIN REASON I PURCHASED IT IS BECAUSE I HAD PLAYED THE SAME GAME IN A ARCADE BUT FOR SOME REASON, IT DOES NOT HAVE THE SAME SONGS AND THE ONE I BOUGHT, I GUESS I HAVE TO UNLOCK THE SONGS OR SOMETHING

"DDR Supernova", This game is a great product to buy to bring people together and have a couple laughs. It is deffinetly easier for teenagers to understand how to use it than adults. The song selection is decent. It takes a while to understand all this game has to offer. You have to play around with it and search all the options.
Hope this helped ;)

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Great Game", This is worth the money. This game is sooo much fun...its addicting!
I was not that good at it at the beginning, but with a little practice I am getting better. The songs are great. I already have favorites that I really like.
1.since you been gone by kelly clarkson
2. centerfold by captian jack
3.funkytown
4.girls just wanna have fun
5. heavan is a place on earth
6. DOLL by TERRA
and so manny more songs. THe songs give you a challenge mostly. Workout mode is also a lot of fun. You can do songs on challenge and its impossible to fail, so you can loss wait without leaving the house and have fun at the same time! You can multiplayer and when my friends come over we have so much fun going against each other! This is a great game overall and is definitly worth the money!

"Not bad, but still a step back", I've played various PS2 DDR games nearly daily for years (as enjoyable exercise, 3-6 hours weekly), and was looking forward to another set of songs to put into my cycle. I unlocked all the songs and played through all of them that I could a number of times. Ultimately, I've had to put Supernova to the side, and I don't play it anymore.

There are two problems - the main one is that a lot of the songs are slow, and while the associated steps may be complicated, this merely makes them hard, rather than good exercise (as opposed to something like Hysteria, from DDR Max 2, which is perfect). The second is that it's no longer possible to quickly pass through the scoring screen, so there's a longer pause between songs. It's not as bad as In The Groove (which was awful), but it is long enough to get in way of good exercise.

My favorite offering so far is still DDR Extreme 2, although I cycle through DDR Max, DDR Max 2, and DDR Extreme as well.

"Excellent video game", I bought this game for my daughter at Toys R Us. I tried to by it Amazon twice but these idiots can't figure out how to get a product delivered to a PO Box address. Amazon will not allow PO addresses to be entered into the shipping information but then they will ship some items USPS which will not ship to physical addresses! I wouldn't think it would be too difficult for Amazon to configure their software to select the correct address (either physical address or PO Box depending on whether the item is being sent parcel service or postal). There are millions of people with Post Office Box addresses and it is amazing that they cannot figure this out.

Anyway, my daughter loves this game. It is her favorite among the many, many games she has. Thanks Toys R Us!

"Great fun AND excercise!", I bought this for my 12 year old couch potato and she just LOVES to play this on her PS2. Usually she hates exercise but this game has her sweating and out of breath and happy! Yeah! She's enjoys playing alone or with a friend and I will be looking for other titles too.

"Good game, but others are better", I recieved Supernova for Christmas. I already owned DDR Revolutions Extreme 2, and I was excited to try out the new game. I was very dissapointed in the backgrounds. Most of the songs have a colored stage with a random person dancing on it. The stage sucks, and you don't get to choose the person dancing.
Dance Master mode is kind of fun, but I still prefer Extreme 2's version. In this version you dance through several tasks, and when you finish enough, you can go to the showdown. In that you have to complete a certain number of tasks (2 out of 3, 4 out of 5, etc.). If you complete them you get a VIP card, and you can go to other planets. Getting cards gets you songs in the shop. One very noticible bonus was the ability to have two players in dance master mode. You can play with friends and get new songs.
I think that there are too many slow songs on Supernova. I prefer songs at about 135-165 beats. Way too many of the songs had less than 120.
A new feature is the buying of arrows. If you buy, for example, the hawk arrows, then all of the songs you will dance in any of the songs will have hawk arrows. Downside is that you have to go buy back your original arrows if you want them.
I think that supernova would be best for someone who is just starting out. It has a good tutorial, and the dance master mode is designed to help people understand how to play DDR.
Another con for me is that the that there aren't any A stars anymore. Instead of a star, there are two cirlces that rotate around the A. I dunno, I just don't thing that "A circle" is as good as "A star".