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Pump It Up Exceed Dance Bundle - Xbox

Platform : Xbox
Rated: Teen
3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars 29 ratings


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  • Hip dance game where players move like they would on a dance floor
  • Home, Sudden Death, and Tutorial modes offer something for all levels
  • Rankings in Arcade and Survival modes turn dance floor into a battleground
  • About 100 thumping tunes with everything from rock to house to Latin to pop
  • Hits by Grammy nominees; unlockable tracks and music videos

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The hippest dance game in the world is coming to your living room. In the ’80s, the coolest city kids threw down the cardboard, cranked up the beats, and let their bodies do the talking--forever changing dance and urban culture. Today, they throw down the pad, plug in the disc, and Pump It Up. Call it history repeating itself. Call it the best dance game ever. Call it whatever you want, just don’t miss a beat.

Features:

  • This is dancing, not stomping: Instead of randomly assigning buttons to beats--which leads to boring plodding--choreographers arranged the dances to the song first. Only then are steps assigned to arrows on the mat, so players move like they would on an actual dance floor.
  • The freedom of a five-button mat: Pump it Up: Exceed transforms the genre and rewards players for freestyle exploration. It’s not just where you put your feet, but how they get there.
  • A dance mode for everyone: Home, Sudden Death, and Tutorial modes mean there’s a style and intensity for all levels of players. Rankings in Arcade and Survival modes turn the dance floor into a beat-breaking battleground.
  • Roughly 100 thumping tunes with everything from rock to house to Latin to pop: Pump it Up: Exceed features hits by Grammy nominees The Crystal Method and Steriogram, as well as Earth Wind and Fire, Sugarhill Gang, and more--including unlockable tracks and music videos.

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3.4 out of 5 stars
3.4 out of 5
29 global ratings

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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2012
Pump it Up is a Korean-made dance game, but let me assure you, it is NOT a clone of DDR. It has five buttons in the center and diagonal corners instead of up, down, left, and right (It has u,d,l, and r too but they aren't used for dancing). The dance moves are set in stone, so no randomized patterns like DDR. They're set in a way that actually feels like you're dancing (Well, as far as a dance game goes it's the most convincing I've ever played)! I've been playing this game for two years already and just barely scratching Hard mode on some songs. Normal mode will usually flip you up enough. DDR was first part of my exercise routine but it wasn't working and was pretty boring. PUI actually has me sweating and bone tired -on normal mode. Recommended if you really like a challenge. And there's a great soundtrack too!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2008
I bought this as a 17th birthday gift for my daughter. She finds Pump It Up to be superior to Dance Dance Revolution.

Much to our amazement, the dance pad controller works with DDR as well (on the X-Box). Though lacking a DDR dance pad, she had been given some DDR games and played them with the hand-held controllers up until now.

While the PIU is a far superior product, the popularity of DDR means there are more titles available, so my daughter gets the best of both worlds using the PIU dance pad for the intended software as well as the competitor!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2018
I have played Pump It Up for years in the arcade. I'm 50 years old and still can't get enough of this game. It was delivered faster than expected and works great! The game pad stays in place.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2013
The pad works (I used it as a remote to test it), but the game won't play! It keeps saying check for dust or scratches and there are none! It was bad right out of the packaging!

Bought another package to see if that disc would work and it doesn't. I took them both to a local game shop to try it and their original xbox consoles also can't play it! Keeping the packs for the two pads mainly and got the game disc at a store.
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2014
Well, it works, but only the CD. The pad however does not work. It is for Xbox original only and from what I've researched about this, all kinds of adapters will not work. Im pretty bummed and the seller should CLEARLY mark or note that the pad/mat is specifically for the ORIGINAL XBOX ONLY. IT IS NOT USB AND WILL NOT WORK ON THE XBOX 360!!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018
It arrived in good shape but the mat doesn't work properly.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2008
This game is great. I wish it had more "recent" music, but it really is something my girls love to do
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2015
Love the game! I had to search online to find out how to unlock new songs in Home Mode.
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