“Hottest Party,” the most recent installment in the long-running Dance Dance Revolution series, incorporates hand-based motions into the gameplay of the Wii version. Veterans and seasoned gamers will find that the gameplay is still very familiar. Players are encouraged to move to the beat of the music using the dance pad to obtain high-ranking combos and the highest score and ranking possible. However, with the Wiimote and Nunchuk, players may use their hands to engage with the game, shaking their hands to reveal unique command symbols and enabling a new level of dynamic, physically engaging play.
Over fifty tracks spanning the previous four decades of popular music, including mainstream, disco, trance, club, and pop mixes, are available for players to enjoy while engaging in the most recent minigames, engaging in Battle Mode, or even engaging in Workout Mode to burn calories.
Those individuals who have played the “Mario” version of Dance Dance Revolution on the GameCube will be pleased to know that the pad is fully compatible with Hottest Party, allowing for instant 2, 3, or now 4-player action.
