Dance Dance Revolution X2

Overview

Dance Dance Dance Revolution X2 is the sequel to the 2008 arcade game Dance Dance Revolution X. Konami initially revealed the arcade version of the game on November 20, 2009. Konami began the public beta testing on November 25 thereafter. It was first released in Japan on July 7, 2010 and then the North American arcade version was released on December 31, 2010.

New Features

• A new menu interface has been improved. It is a cleaner and more refined version than the one seen in the original Dance Dance Revolution X.
• A new redesigned song selection interface.
• New adjustable versions of the Sudden and Hidden modifiers.

  

• The new ability to adjust different settings and speed of the in-game arrows via control buttons on the arcade cabiet.
• New arcade cabinets are being introduced for North American arcades. Improvements include the reduction of input lag, and higher quality pads more similar to their Japanese counterparts.
• 91 new songs to be played in X2.
• A new main menu mode called Replicant D-Action. This mode allows players to choose from a set of 6 difficult songs. When a player gets rank AA or more one of these songs, they receive a medal for that track. When players subsequently earn all 6 medals, they can access the Encore Extra Stage, Valkyrie dimension.

Songs

The following songs are the 91 songs currently available in the North American and Japanese versions of DDR X2. They do not include the 7 extra songs featured in the Chinese version. Two songs ("I'm So Happy" and "Theory of Eternity") were unlocked later on via Konami's Append Festival in early 2011.