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| Need For Speed, an arcade racing machine, puts players in top high-performance cars such as the 450-horsepower Dodge Viper GTS, the nimble Lotus Elise, the BMW Z8 and the Z06. |
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| The seventh instalment of the worldwide-popular Dance Dance Revolution series. This version has been equipped with both Normal mode and Challenge mode, where players are challenged to try for the best time, according to the order and difficulty of songs previously set. |
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| Dance Dance Revolution 5th Mix contains a total of 122 songs, 9 of which are hidden and unlockable. Of these, 40 of them are new to the DDR series. 5th Mix is the first DDR game to run at 60 frames per second, and also introduces the song wheel interface used when selecting songs. |
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| The fourth instalment in this now quite long running series. Features more than 120 songs for players to show off their stuff, in solo action or against another player in the new battle mode. |
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| The third version of Konami's dancing series featuring a total of 68 songs, 35 of which are new to Dance Dance Revolution. Modes include Soft, Non-stop and Unison. |
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| The second version of the popular series of interactive dancing games. This version features an advanced versus mode where players can invent their own dance steps and then battle it out with a friend. |
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| Dance Dance Revolution Solo 4th Mix is a solo version of DDR 4th Mix. Like other games in the DDR Solo series, the 4 and 6-panel modes are offered instead of the usual options, and the chubby arrows of the Solo series also appear |
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| When an arrow rising from the bottom of the screen hits the step zone at the top of the screen, step on the matching stage arrow while keeping to the rhythm. |
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| Assume the role of a fighter pilot during WWII. Shoot down enemy planes, boats, buildings and other structures. |
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| 1944 The Loop Master continues the tradition of World War II shoot-em-up games adding a wider range of weaponry to the action and boasting far more superior graphics. |
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