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	'''''Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2''''' is the tenth home version of [[Dance Dance Revolution]] to be released in the [[United States]]. It was released by [[Konami]] on [[September 28]] [[2005]] for the [[Sony Computer Entertainment\|Sony]] [[PlayStation 2]] [[video game console]]. It was announced in a [http://www.konami.co.jp/press/2005/05/020/r.17.05.18-e.html press release] by Konami on [[May 17]] [[2005]], and unveiled at the [[E³]] expo in [[Los Angeles]] that same day.		'''''Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2''''' is the tenth home version of [[Dance Dance Revolution]] to be released in the [[United States]]. It was released by [[Konami]] on [[September 28]] [[2005]] for the [[Sony Computer Entertainment\|Sony]] [[PlayStation 2]] [[video game console]]. It was announced in a [http://www.konami.co.jp/press/2005/05/020/r.17.05.18-e.html press release] by Konami on [[May 17]] [[2005]], and unveiled at the [[E³]] expo in [[Los Angeles]] that same day.

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	Online services for DDR EXTREME 2 ended on [[September 12]], [[2006]]. Presumably, this may be because the next title, ''[[Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA]]'', contains online play.		Online services for DDR EXTREME 2 ended on [[September 12]], [[2006]]. Presumably, this may be because the next title, ''[[Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA]]'', contains online play.

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			[[Kategorie:Dance Dance Revolution]]

	'''''Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2''''' is the tenth home version of [[Dance Dance Revolution]] to be released in the [[United States]]. It was released by [[Konami]] on [[September 28]] [[2005]] for the [[Sony Computer Entertainment\|Sony]] [[PlayStation 2]] [[video game console]]. It was announced in a [http://www.konami.co.jp/press/2005/05/020/r.17.05.18-e.html press release] by Konami on [[May 17]] [[2005]], and unveiled at the [[E³]] expo in [[Los Angeles]] that same day.		'''''Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2''''' is the tenth home version of [[Dance Dance Revolution]] to be released in the [[United States]]. It was released by [[Konami]] on [[September 28]] [[2005]] for the [[Sony Computer Entertainment\|Sony]] [[PlayStation 2]] [[video game console]]. It was announced in a [http://www.konami.co.jp/press/2005/05/020/r.17.05.18-e.html press release] by Konami on [[May 17]] [[2005]], and unveiled at the [[E³]] expo in [[Los Angeles]] that same day.

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'''''Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2''''' is the tenth home version of [[Dance Dance Revolution]] to be released in the [[United States]]. It was released by [[Konami]] on [[September 28]] [[2005]] for the [[Sony Computer Entertainment|Sony]] [[PlayStation 2]] [[video game console]]. It was announced in a [http://www.konami.co.jp/press/2005/05/020/r.17.05.18-e.html press release] by Konami on [[May 17]] [[2005]], and unveiled at the [[E³]] expo in [[Los Angeles]] that same day.

==Features==
The game contains 74 songs, 24 initially available and 50 that need to be unlocked, either through normal play or purchasing the songs with Dance Points accumulated through Dance Master Mode. The majority of the songs are Konami originals, most of which are composed by [[Naoki Maeda]]. This mix introduces several licensed tracks to DDR as well as reusing veteran songs, such as [[Smile.dk]]'s "Butterfly (Upswing Mix)", letting the highly popular European group finally appear on a DDR [[United States|U.S.]] home version.

For the first time in any U.S. DDR, a song by [[E-Rotic]] was included, specifically ''In The Heat Of The Night''. Konami had previously been reluctant to release songs by the German pop group, known for its sexually explicit lyrics, on United States versions of ''Dance Dance Revolution''. Seven songs from the group, including the aforementioned, had been released on Japanese versions of DDR previously. The particular song chosen is relatively tame. The decision may have been pushed by the fact that a competing dance game, ''[[In The Groove (game)|In The Groove]]'', had licensed and released two E-Rotic songs in its game, both also relatively tame selections. Largely due to the inclusion of E-Rotic, DDR EXTREME 2 is rated '''Everyone 10+''' by the [[Entertainment Software Rating Board]], with the billets for ''Mild Lyrics'' and ''Suggestive Themes''.

Due to the outcry over the elimination of the '''Song Wheel''' interface in the US version of [[Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME (North America)|DDR EXTREME]], it has been restored in DDR EXTREME 2. The '''Groove Radar''' feature has also reappeared. New advance modes available, the [[EyeToy]] digital camera peripheral is used only for "hands and feet" and "watch me dance" modes. In addition, for the first time in PlayStation DDR games, online gameplay is available... or is it?

==Song List==
===Licenses===
====White Songs====
These are songs Konami licensed from outside artists, or covers of popular licensed songs commissioned and remixed. All these songs are available to play from the outset.

{| class="wikitable" width=60%
! width=60% | Title
! width=40% | Artist
|-
|AGAINST ALL ODDS (TAKE A LOOK AT ME NOW)
|Déjà Vu featuring Tasmin
|-
|As the Rush Comes (Gabriel & Dresden Sweeping Strings Radio Edit)
|Motorcycle
|-
|Block Rockin' Beats
|[[The Chemical Brothers]]
|-
|BOOM BOOM DOLLAR (K.O.G G3 MIX)
|[[King Kong & D. Jungle Girls]]
|-
|butterfly (UPSWING MIX)
|[[Smile.dk|SMiLE.dk]]
|-
|CAPTAIN JACK (GRANDALE REMIX)
|[[Captain Jack (band)|CAPTAIN JACK]]
|-
|[[Cartoon Heroes|CARTOON HEROES]] (Speedy Mix)
|[[Aqua|Barbie Young]]
|-
|[[Crazy in Love (Beyoncé song)|Crazy in Love]]
|wg feat. Indra J
|-
|[[Genie in a Bottle|Genie In A Bottle]]
|nc ft. NRG factory
|-
|[[Get Busy]]
|[[Sean Paul]]
|-
|[[I Will Survive|I will Survive]]
|[[Akira Yamaoka|AKIRA]] feat. Daline
|-
|IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT
|[[E-Rotic|E-ROTIC]]
|-
|IRRESISTIBLEMENT
|WILDSIDE
|-
|LA COPA DE LA VIDA
|PATRICK VICTORIO
|-
|LOOK AT US (Daddy DJ Remix)
|[[Sarina Paris|SARINA PARIS]]
|-
|My My My
|[[Armand Van Helden]]
|-
|[[Oops!... I Did It Again (song)|Oops!... I Did It Again]]
|AKIRA feat. Susan Z
|-
|[[Wild Cherry (band)|Play That Funky Music]]
|wg feat. Tony L
|-
|[[Pump Up the Volume (1987 single)|Pump Up The Volume]]
|[[MARRS|M/A/R/R/S]]
|-
|Silence (Airscape Remix)
|[[Delerium]] feat. [[Sarah McLachlan]]
|-
|SPEED OVER BEETHOVEN
|ROSE
|-
|Spin Spin Sugar (Armand's Dark Garage Mix)
|[[Sneaker Pimps]]
|-
|Wonderful Night (radio edit)
|[[Fatboy Slim]]
|}

===Konami Originals===
{{spoiler-about|unlockable songs}}
====Green Songs====
These are "Konami Original" songs that are brand new to the American [[PlayStation]] DDRs. They are either made by Konami in-house artists, or commissioned to be made specifically for this game by an outside firm. All these songs must be unlocked except for "You gotta move it".

{| class="wikitable" width=60%
! width=60% | Title
! width=40% | Artist
|-
|1998
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|ABSOLUTE (Cuff-N-Stuff it Mix)
|[[Thuggie D.]]
|-
|air
|DJ SIMON
|-
|BE LOVIN
|[[Osamu Migitera|D-Crew]]
|-
|Can Be Real
|[[Sota Fujimori|Vision F]]
|-
|CANDY ♥
|[[Riyu Kosaka|RIYU KOSAKA]]
|-
|Colors (for EXTREME)
|[[Takayuki Ishikawa|dj TAKA]]
|-
|DAIKENKAI
||[[Osamu Migitera|Des-ROW]] feat. TSUBOI for ALPHA
|-
|Happy Wedding
|[[Takayuki Ishikawa|ASKA]]
|-
|Heaven is a '57 metallic gray (gimmix)
|[[Kazuhiro Senoo|Hiro]] feat. Sweet little 30's
|-
|I Need You (Insideout Door Mix)
|[[Sota Fujimori|Supa Fova]]
|-
|INFINITE PRAYER
|[[Toshiyuki Kakuta|L.E.D. Light]] feat. Goro
|-
|INJECTION OF LOVE (HINA MIX)
|[[Akira Yamaoka|AKIRA YAMAOKA]]
|-
|INSERTiON (Machine Gun Kelly Mix)
|Thuggie D.
|-
|INSIDE YOUR HEART
|AKIRA YAMAOKA
|-
|KEEP ON MOVIN' (DMX Mix)
|[[Naoki Maeda|N.M.R-typeG]]
|-
|[[La Bamba (song)|La Bamba]]
|Mexican Folk Song
|-
|L'amour et la liberté (DDR ver.)
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI underground]]
|-
|LOVE IS ORANGE
|[[Tomosuke Funaki|Orange Lounge]]
|-
|Make A Difference
|Lala Moore with CoCoRo*Co
|-
|MARIA (I believe...)
|NAOKI feat. [[Paula Terry|PAULA TERRY]]
|-
|Miracle Moon (L.E.D. LIGHT STYLE MIX)
|[[Hiroyuki Togo|Togo Project]] feat. [[Sanae Shintani|Sana]]
|-
|PASSION OF LOVE
|NAOKI feat. PAULA TERRY
|-
|[[Polovetsian Dances|Polovtsian Dances And Chorus]]
|Naoto Suzuki feat. Martha
|-
|Quickening
|[[Takayuki Ishikawa|dj TAKA]]
|-
|SAKURA
|[[Naoki Maeda|RevenG]]
|-
|SANA MORETTE NE ENTE (B.L.T. STYLE)
|Togo Project feat. Sana
|-
|Saturday Night Love
|[[Sota Fujimori|Sota]] feat. Brenda V.
|-
|SEDUCTION
|nc ft. FINALFORCE
|-
|SEXY PLANET
|[[Naoki Maeda|Crystal Aliens]]
|-
|Sweet Sweet ♥ Magic
|Jun
|-
|sync (EXTREME version)
|[[Takayuki Ishikawa|OutPhase]]
|-
|TOMORROW
|nc ft. DreamScanner
|-
|[[TwinBee]] (Generation X)
|Final Offset
|-
|un deux trois
|SDMS
|-
|You gotta move it (feat. Julie Rugaard)
|[[Yuzo Koshiro]]
|}

====Yellow Songs====
These are songs that have been featured in past [[PlayStation]] DDR releases in the USA. They must be unlocked.

{| class="wikitable" width=60%
! width=60% | Title
! width=40% | Artist
|-
|AFRONOVA PRIMEVAL
|[[Naoki Maeda|8 bit]]
|-
|BRILLIANT 2U
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|BURNIN' THE FLOOR
|NAOKI
|-
|DIVE
|[[BeForU]]
|-
|DYNAMITE RAVE
|NAOKI
|-
|Look To The Sky (True Color Mix)
|[[Sota Fujimori|SySF]] feat. Anna
|-
|[[PARANOiA]]
|[[Naoki Maeda|180]]
|}

====Blue Songs====
These songs are "Challenge Remixes", in that they only have the one difficulty of the same name, and they are remixes of existing DDR songs. They must be unlocked.

{| class="wikitable" width=60%
! width=60% | Title
! width=40% | Artist
|-
|AFRONOVA (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX)
|[[Naoki Maeda|RE-VENGE]]
|-
|BRILLIANT 2U (K.O.G G3 MIX)
|NAOKI
|-
|BURNIN' THE FLOOR (BLUE FIRE mix)
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|DYNAMITE RAVE (B4 ZA BEAT MIX)
|NAOKI
|-
|Look To The Sky (Trance Mix)
|[[Sota Fujimori|SySF]] feat. Anna
|-
|SEXY PLANET (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX)
|[[Naoki Maeda|Crystal Aliens]]
|}

====Red Songs====
Lastly are two "extra stage" songs, in that they're considered particularly difficult and this color song is the category that is chosen from in the arcade for extra stage. They must be unlocked.

{| class="wikitable" width=60%
! width=60% | Title
! width=40% | Artist
|-
|PARANOIA survivor
|[[Naoki Maeda|270]]
|-
|PARANOIA survivor MAX
|[[Naoki Maeda|290]]
|}

==Other Versions==
There were suggestions that DDR EXTREME 2 may be released in [[Japan]], and possibly [[Europe]] as well, simultaneously with the already announced U.S. release, making it the first universal Dance Dance Revolution release. Previously, U.S. versions of games had differing song selections from Japanese versions, and Europe has a whole different name for the DDR franchise ([[Dancing Stage]]). The online gameplay feature is described by Konami as "global", and images on a teaser page connected to the Japanese DDR home version gateway are similar to images in the DDR EXTREME 2 introduction video. On [[September 6]] [[2005]], Konami announced [[Dance Dance Revolution STR!KE]] as the name of the new Japanese version of DDR, and confirmed it would have the same interface as DDR EXTREME 2, but also would have different music, and would be released some time in [[2006]]. The European version will be named [[Dancing Stage Max]] (not to be confused with [[DDRMAX: Dance Dance Revolution 6thMIX|DDRMAX]] or its European counterpart, Dancing Stage MegaMix).

==Online Play==
The online features of DDR EXTREME 2 are available exclusively to players who use a [[broadband]] connection to access [[online gaming]] functions of the PlayStation 2. Players who use an analog [[modem]] will be unable to play the game online.

Online services for DDR EXTREME 2 ended on [[September 12]], [[2006]]. Presumably, this may be because the next title, ''[[Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA]]'', contains online play.

Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME 2 - Versionsgeschichte

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