Use the keyboard arrow keys to navigate to “Options” on the main menu, then press the “Enter” key.Navigate to “Config Key/Joy” on the “Options” menu and press “Enter.” This will open the “Input Mapping Screen” with a list of commands such as “Left,” “Right,” “Up” and “Down” in the middle column of the screen.Use the keyboard arrow keys to navigate to a command.Press 'Enter' to select the command, then press the corresponding arrow button on the dance pad to map the command to the dance pad controller. For example, select the “Left” command on the computer screen, then press the left arrow button on the dance pad. A visual confirmation of the button assignment will appear on screen in the right column.Assign each command to a corresponding button on the dance pad until it is mapped to your liking.Press the “Esc” key to return to the main menu.
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The concept behind DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION SUPERNOVA (DDR) is simple: the game uses a dance pad controller (if you're new to the series, find one that comes with a pad or buy a dance pad controller separately) instead of a gamepad (though you can use a gamepad if necessary) to simulate dancing. Licensed popular dance tracks fill your speakers, and a series of arrows slide relentlessly up the screen toward a bar at the top.
Players must hop around to press each arrow with their foot as its corresponding onscreen arrow passes over the bar. They are scored based on timing, rhythm, and number of correct combinations. SuperNOVA is bigger than all previous titles in the series: It features over 2,000 dance steps and fan-favorite tunes from past versions of the game, as well as newly licensed songs. A new graphics engine offers a slicker look and better-looking characters, and each character now has their own dance moves. Dance Dance veterans will enjoy the new space-themed 'Stellar Master Mode,' with a string of dances and challenges to complete as you hoof and hop your way across the universe.Players can edit dance steps to make their own routines; if their PlayStation 2 consoles are on broadband, they can compete against other players online. (Common Sense Media does not recommend having children under age 12 compete online.) With DDR, kids and parents can play games together.
SuperNOVA is well worth the investment for die-hard fans of the game but players new to DDR might want to consider getting an older and cheaper version first.