Konami Ships DDR: Disney Mix & More In Time For Holidays
Konami Digital Ent. Inc. has shipped DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION: DISNEY MIX to retail stores throughout North America. DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION: DISNEY MIX combines the dance gameplay of DDR with classic Disney songs and characters. As a Plug'N'Play videogame, DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION: DISNEY MIX connects directly to television sets, delivering an intuitive experience full of competition and choreography with a custom Disney dance pad. Players can dance with Disney characters including Mickey Mouse, Goofy and Donald Duck to remixed versions of classic songs such as "It's a Small World," "Mickey Mouse March," and "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" across a number of game modes. Dance Dance Revolution: Disney Mix features adjustable difficulty levels.
Developed by Majesco Ent., a leader in Plug'N'Play products, DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION: DISNEY MIX sells for $29.99.
As for more DDR titles, Konami released earlier in the season DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION ULTRAMIX 4 (DDR ULTRAMIX4) for the Xbox. With 70+ hit songs and dance remixes, along with 85 downloadable songs via Xbox Live, DDR ULTRAMIX4 offers players the largest library of songs of any DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION title to date. DDR ULTRAMIX4 is also one of the most accessible DDR games, with new tutorials and super-easy levels.
Seasoned DDR players can use full Xbox Live functionality, where they can take part in online competitions, download songs and dance steps, upload content, compete head-to-head and view Internet rankings. Also new are enhancements to existing modes, including Quest Mode, Party Mode and Jukebox Mode, along with a new Edit Mode that lets skilled players edit the background videos and the dance steps to any song in the game.
DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION ULTRAMIX4 for the Xbox is rated "E10+" by the ESRB and sells for $29.99 for the standalone videogame and $54.99 for the videogame and dance mat bundle.
For those lucky enough to get their hands on Nintendo's Wii, Konami has released the Wii exclusive, ELEBIT. Konami's first game for Wii, ELEBITS takes advantage of the unique Wii hardware.
The only source of the energy for more than 10,000 years in a world without electricity, gasoline or nuclear power, Elebits are mischievous and mysterious creatures that have been essential to the growth of mankind. While humans and Elebits have always lived in harmony, a recent lightning storm has caused them to act strangely, abandoning their duties and hiding throughout the world. Players take on the role of a young boy named Kai as he searches to find out what happened to the Elebits and restore them to their original state as friendly partners of humanity.
Using the unique Wii Remote, the player's movements match that on the screen, which includes rotating, throwing, pushing and pulling objects. Through the more than 25 stages in ELEBITS' single player story mode, gamers will encounter more than 15 different types of Elebits, each with their own unique personalities that will require a different strategy to successfully capture.
Elebits also features an in-depth Edit Mode that lets players create their own stages by selecting the exact placement of every item and Elebit in the area. These levels can then be traded in-game with other players using Nintendo's WiiConnect24 service.
ELEBITS is rated "E" for Everyone by the ESRB and sells for $49.99.
For PSP fans, Konami has released METAL GEAR SOLID: PORTABLE OPS. An all-new installment in Hideo Kojima's legendary METAL GEAR SOLID series, PORTABLE OPS features a full stealth-action single player story mode as well as new wireless features that let players recruit and play as a unique squadron of battle-hardened mercenaries.
Set in 1970, METAL GEAR SOLID: PORTABLE OPS follows the events of METAL GEAR SOLID 3: SNAKE EATER and lets players take on the role of the infamous "Big Boss" as he establishes the elite FOXHOUND unit and attempts to topple a bloody revolt instigated by the treacherous FOX unit. Featuring the return of many notable characters in the Metal Gear saga, the game completes a major portion of the ongoing Metal Gear timeline, as players participate in the events that directly lead into later games in the series, including Big Boss' greatest tragedy.
Developed by Majesco Ent., a leader in Plug'N'Play products, DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION: DISNEY MIX sells for $29.99.
As for more DDR titles, Konami released earlier in the season DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION ULTRAMIX 4 (DDR ULTRAMIX4) for the Xbox. With 70+ hit songs and dance remixes, along with 85 downloadable songs via Xbox Live, DDR ULTRAMIX4 offers players the largest library of songs of any DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION title to date. DDR ULTRAMIX4 is also one of the most accessible DDR games, with new tutorials and super-easy levels.
Seasoned DDR players can use full Xbox Live functionality, where they can take part in online competitions, download songs and dance steps, upload content, compete head-to-head and view Internet rankings. Also new are enhancements to existing modes, including Quest Mode, Party Mode and Jukebox Mode, along with a new Edit Mode that lets skilled players edit the background videos and the dance steps to any song in the game.
DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION ULTRAMIX4 for the Xbox is rated "E10+" by the ESRB and sells for $29.99 for the standalone videogame and $54.99 for the videogame and dance mat bundle.
For those lucky enough to get their hands on Nintendo's Wii, Konami has released the Wii exclusive, ELEBIT. Konami's first game for Wii, ELEBITS takes advantage of the unique Wii hardware.
The only source of the energy for more than 10,000 years in a world without electricity, gasoline or nuclear power, Elebits are mischievous and mysterious creatures that have been essential to the growth of mankind. While humans and Elebits have always lived in harmony, a recent lightning storm has caused them to act strangely, abandoning their duties and hiding throughout the world. Players take on the role of a young boy named Kai as he searches to find out what happened to the Elebits and restore them to their original state as friendly partners of humanity.
Using the unique Wii Remote, the player's movements match that on the screen, which includes rotating, throwing, pushing and pulling objects. Through the more than 25 stages in ELEBITS' single player story mode, gamers will encounter more than 15 different types of Elebits, each with their own unique personalities that will require a different strategy to successfully capture.
Elebits also features an in-depth Edit Mode that lets players create their own stages by selecting the exact placement of every item and Elebit in the area. These levels can then be traded in-game with other players using Nintendo's WiiConnect24 service.
ELEBITS is rated "E" for Everyone by the ESRB and sells for $49.99.
For PSP fans, Konami has released METAL GEAR SOLID: PORTABLE OPS. An all-new installment in Hideo Kojima's legendary METAL GEAR SOLID series, PORTABLE OPS features a full stealth-action single player story mode as well as new wireless features that let players recruit and play as a unique squadron of battle-hardened mercenaries.
Set in 1970, METAL GEAR SOLID: PORTABLE OPS follows the events of METAL GEAR SOLID 3: SNAKE EATER and lets players take on the role of the infamous "Big Boss" as he establishes the elite FOXHOUND unit and attempts to topple a bloody revolt instigated by the treacherous FOX unit. Featuring the return of many notable characters in the Metal Gear saga, the game completes a major portion of the ongoing Metal Gear timeline, as players participate in the events that directly lead into later games in the series, including Big Boss' greatest tragedy.
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