XBOX Video Game System Manual De Usuario

When this option is turned ON, dance steps will gradually accelerate to the designated speed as they are scrolled. The

normal default setting is OFF.

The appearance of the dance steps during gameplay can be altered here.

Dance steps are fully visible at all times (default setting).

 Dance steps will vanish unexpectedly.

 Dance steps will appear unexpectedly.

 Dance steps appear unexpectedly and then disappear shortly thereafter.

Dance steps are not displayed on-screen at all.

Here is where dance step patterns can be rearranged.

 Dance step patterns are not rearranged (normal default setting).

Rotates the dance step patterns 180 degrees.

Rotates the dance step patterns 90 degrees to the left. Not available in Double Mode.

Rotates the dance step patterns 90 degrees to the right. Not available in Double Mode.

 Dance steps appear in a random order. Not available in Double Mode.

Very fine adjustments to the difficulty can be made here.

No fine adjustments to the difficulty (default setting).

All dance steps are displayed in the same color.

 Dance steps are displayed in colors based upon beat unit. When playing a two player game, if either player selects 

the SOLO option, the option will apply to both players.

 This mode makes you play without a step zone.

Special arrows that increase the dance gauge when hit properly.

 This mode simplifies the dance step patterns. 

 Alters the song’s steps so that they only use the left and right arrows. 

 Changes all of the song’s steps into jumps. 

Changes all of the song’s steps into freeze arrows. 

Removes all of the jumps from a song’s steps. 

Removes all of the freeze arrows from a song’s steps. 

Toggling this option ON makes the dance steps scroll from the top of the screen to the bottom. Toggling it OFF makes 

the arrows scroll from the bottom of the top normally. 

In this mode you can choose between ATTACK, BOMB, 

SYNC, TRIPLE, QUAD, POINT, SCORE, SPEED, NONSTOP, 

FREESTYLE, and RELAY. 

In Attack Mode you can compete head-to-head in a 

challenge to knock the opponent’s Step Zone down to 

0. Use individual arrow direction combos to attack your 

opponent or defend yourself against attacks. Get a five-

arrow combo of Down Arrows and send your opponent’s 

Step Zone down a step. Get five up arrows to recover 

from an opponents attack and move your step gauge up 

a level. A five-arrow combo of Left Arrows will send a 

virus to your opponent so that his next attack or recover will not work. A five-arrow combo of Right Arrows will create a 

firewall to block virus attacks.

To begin Attack Mode, first select it from the Party Mode Menu. Always view the rules that appear on screen, then press 

the A button to continue. Remember if you have an additional friend who wishes to play, they can press the A button 

to join. If you have any CPU opponents you will have to choose a difficulty level (0 is easiest, 1 is moderate, 2 is medium 

and 3 is hardest). Then simply select a song and commence the battle!

In Bomb Mode you can compete against one to three opponents in a challenge to avoid the bomb so it blows up your 

opponents. You need to get a Five Combo to pass the bomb before its time runs out and it explodes. If you are holding 

the bomb at the end of the song you lose.

To begin Bomb Mode, first select it from the Party Mode Menu. Always view the rules that appear on screen, the press 

the A button to continue. Next select the number of players for the game. You can have between two to four. If you 

have CPU opponents you will have to choose a difficulty level. Now just select a song and start passing the bomb.

In Sync Mode you can compete with one to three friends or CPU in a challenge to see if you can all synch your steps and 

make it through the entire song without missing a step. One Good step rating or lower by any player and the game is over.

To begin Sync Mode, first select it from the Party Mode Menu. Always view the rules that appear on screen, then press 

the A button to continue. Next select the number of players for the game. You can have between two to four. If you have 

CPU opponents you will have to choose a difficulty level. Last, select a song and get ready to get in sync.

IIn Triple Mode, one player can play with 12 Panels by using three DanceDanceRevolution

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 Controllers.

To begin Triple Mode, first select it from the Party Mode Menu. Always view the rules that appear on screen, the press the 

A

 button to continue. Next choose a difficulty level and song. After these selections you must decide on the order of your 

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 Controllers. Press left or right to select a Controller port and then press the A button or the > 

button on each controller to confirm. You will need to do this three times.

In Quad Mode, one player can play with 16 Panels by using four DanceDanceRevolution

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 Controllers.

To begin Quad Mode, first select it from the Party Mode Menu. Always view the rules that appear on screen, then press the 

A

 button to continue. Next choose a difficulty level and song. After these selections you must decide on the order of your 

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 Controllers. Press left or right to select a Controller port and then press the A button or the >

button on each controller to confirm. You will need to do this four times.

This is a contest for two to four players where each player starts with 16 points. Each step is measured against the other and 

if one player has a better step then their opponent (i.e. “Perfect” over “Great,” “Good” over  “Almost”), then a point is taken 

away from the player with the poorer step. The first player to lose their points loses the match. You can play Single or Double.

To start Point Battle, first select it from the Party Mode Menu. Choose your style of play between SINGLE or DOUBLE then 

determine the number of players in the game. You may select between two and four players. If you have an additional friend 

who wishes to play, they can press the A button to join. If you have a CPU opponent, you will have to choose a difficulty level. 

In Score Battle, play Single style to compete against one to three opponents in a challenge to see who can get the highest total 

score. In Double style, you play head-to-head against a single opponent.

To start Score Battle, first select it from the Party Mode Menu. Choose your style of play between SINGLE or DOUBLE 

then determine the number of players in the game. You may select between two and four players for Single, but only 

two for Double. If you have an additional friend who wishes to play, they can press the A button to join. If you have a 

CPU opponent, you will have to choose a difficulty level. 

In Speed Mode, up to four players compete in a challenge to see who can finish all the steps of a song first. Hitting an 

incorrect step penalizes you by slowing you down.

To start Speed Mode, select it from the Party Mode Menu. Each player who wishes to join must press the A button. 

Next set the difficulty for the game. Last, choose a song and get ready for some speedy competition. 

Freestyle Mode is where you make up any steps you want, as long as you stay on the beat. Compete with up to three 

other players to see who can create the coolest moves. When the big arrow comes up, enter a Fever with fast steps to 

get the advantage over your opponents!

To start Freestyle Mode, select it from the Party Mode Menu. Each player who 

wishes to join must press the A button. 

: In Nonstop Mode up to four players compete in a challenge to see who can finish a special extended mix of songs. 

To start Nonstop Mode, select it from the Party Mode Menu. Each player who wishes to 

join must press the A button. Next set the difficulty for the game. Last, choose a song mix and begin dancing.