The rise of the home gaming consoles in the 1980s and 1990s transformed the video game industry, but one sector was hit with shrapnel: arcades. Thanks to the convenience and ever-increasing computing ...

The Dance Dance Revolution series has enjoyed a great deal of success in Japan for years now, both at home and in the arcades, with half a dozen different versions of the game and a handful of ...

It’s been a while since Dance Dance Revolution has had any sort of love on console or PCs, but Konami is finally moving to bring DDR into homes again. The developer just announced Dance Dance ...

When it comes to the Dance Dance Revolution series you really don’t expect any revolutionary gameplay changes from game to game. After all DDR already has it fan base and unique gameplay. Dance Dance ...

Before there was Guitar Hero, there was DDR. For years Konami's dance-based rhythm game has headlined arcades and been home to the only reasonable amount of exercise for the gaming public, and the ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Dance Dance Revolution Extreme Dance Dance Revolution Extreme is a music video game by Konami and is the eighth release in the main Dance Dance Revolution ...

Konami will gradually replace the existing Dance Dance Revolution A3 cabinets with World once it has released the new version. The subtitle will also mark a new departure from the Dance Dance ...

Dance Dance Revolution, the arcade rhythm dancing game that made its way to home consoles more than five years ago, has the distinction of being approachable and entertaining to gamers of all types, ...

Dance Dance Revolution got put into Japanese arcades on Sept. 26, 1998 with 11 tracks, a metal platform and four arrows on ...

Video games have evolved beyond just personal entertainment. With Let’s Plays, esports and Twitch livestreams, games are now often performed for a huge audience. But in the late ’90s, if you wanted to ...

For ten years, Dance Dance Revolution has been a staple of arcades and homes alike. People love trying to stomp their feet on the DDR mat's arrows as the directional indicators scroll across the ...