Editing Dance Dance Revolution

{{GameInfobox
| image       = Dance Dance Revolution.jpg
| developer   = Konami Computer Entertainment Hawaii
| publisher   = Konami Computer Entertainment Hawaii
| distributor = Konami Computer Entertainment Hawaii
| series      = Dance Dance Revolution
| jp_rel      = {{Release|1998|November|21|JP|Xbox,PlayStation,GameCube,Arcade}}
| na_rel      = {{Release|1998|August|12|NA|Xbox,PlayStation,GameCube,Arcade}} <br><br> {{Release|2002|May|24|NA|Microsoft Windows}}
| au_rel      = {{Release|1999|January|13|AU|Xbox,PlayStation,GameCube,Arcade}}
| genre       = Music
| features    = Single player,Multi-player
| ratings     = ESRB-E
| platforms   = Microsoft Windows,Xbox,PlayStation,GameCube,Arcade
| media       = Cartridge,CD-ROM,PlayStation CD-ROM,Xbox DVD-ROM,GameCube Game Disc
| input       = Dance Pad,Keyboard,
}}

'''''Dance Dance Revolution''''' was released on [[May 24]], [[2002 in video gaming|2002]] for [[Microsoft Windows]], having been released in [[1998 in video gaming|1998]] and [[1999 in video gaming|1999]] for [[PlayStation]], [[GameCube]] and [[Xbox]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://pc.ign.com/objects/640/640958.html |title=Dance Dance Revolution review |accessdate=December 2007 |author=IGN}}</ref> The game used the engine and interface from ''[[Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX]]'' which had also been used by the previous [[PlayStation]] DDR game, ''[[Dance Dance Revolution: Konamix]]'', which only included Konami original songs.

===Downloadable Content===
In the months after the release of ''Dance Dance Revolution'' on PC, Konami offered free downloads for the game on the product website. The free downloads consisted of additional dancing character that were displayed during gameplay. The characters ranged from general styles (Club DJs, trendy outfits) to odd and seasonal styles (Bondage gear, Christmas dresses, Halloween costumes, Robots). The download page displayed blank entries for up and coming downloads. The nature of the new dancers were revealed when the downloads were posted. Dancing characters were released as pairs (Usually a man and a woman when gender even applied), however the final blank entry was a lone dancing character instead of a pair. The final character was a bonus character named Jason, that replaced Guy, a previously-downloadable character.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/doswin/review/R102075.html |title=Dance Dance Revolution review |accessdate=December 2007 |author=Jeff Paine}}</ref>

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==Minimum & Recommended Specifications==
{{Specs
| min_win_os        = [[Windows 95]]
| min_win_cpu       = {{Icon|Intel}} [[Intel Celeron|Celeron]]/[[Intel Pentium II|Pentium II]] 300 [[MHz]] <br> {{Icon|AMD}} [[AMD Duron|Duron]] 400 [[MHz]] 
| min_win_ram       = 32 [[MB]]
| min_win_storage   = 110 [[MB]]
| min_win_gpuram    = 8 [[MB]]
| min_win_sound     = [[DirectX]]-compatible
| min_win_input     = USB Gamepad converter required for [[PlayStation Dance Mat]]<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://pc.gamezone.com/gamesell/p17231.htm |title=Dance Dance Revolution review |accessdate=December 2007 |author=Gamezone}}</ref>
| rec_win_os        = [[Windows 98]]/[[Windows ME|ME]]/[[Windows 2000|2000]]/[[Windows XP|XP]]
}}

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