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#agameaday Dance Dance Revolution Disney’s Rave for Playstation One was released the same day as the arcade machine in Japan. BEMANI opted to remix classic Disney songs instead of keeping them original like they did in the release of their Nintendo 64 release of the Disney DDR crossover. Example Track List: “Mickey Mouse March (Eurobeat Version)” “IT’S A SMALL WORLD (Ducking Hardcore MIX)” “Johnny B. Goode” preformed by Chip ‘n’ Dale “Let’s Twist Again” actually produced by Chubby Checker an …

#agameaday Nintendo 64 Dance Dance Revolution: Disney’s Dancing World Museum. In the 90’s Konami owned software developer BEMANI seemed to own the musical rythem genre publishing volume after volume of games like Dance Dance Revolution, BeatMania, GuitarFreaks, DrumMania, Pop'n Music, Para Para Paradise and many more. When given the chance to use the Disney license, BEMANI did not hold back releasing a Disney DDR game on almost every console including this unusual Nintendo 64 version featuri …

#agameaday Dance as Mario and friends from the Mushroom Kingdom in Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix on the Nintendo GameCube. There was an era in which DDR and Konami both were legendary, that era is definitely not now…nor was it during the creation of DDR Mario or almost any of its cross branded DDR games. While it is definitely not the best DDR game the environments, game play and watching Luigi, Peach, Toad and others dance it out just might makeup for the lack luster music selection. # …

#agameaday The Last Atari… before the last Atari The Atari Jaguar is essentially the last home video game console produced and released by the Atari Corporation. (3rd party developers are still making the Flashback models) The system featured robust FMV abilities, a matrix keypad on each controller and would eventually lower it’s price to be extremely competitive. However, it would feel like Atari of estimated what it’s brand is worth, expecting people to take a chance on this system when th …

#agameaday Old Games, New Games, Weird Games, Terrible Games we carry them all! Catch a Caterpillar handheld is a great example of 80’s design, ingenuity and a shinning example of how the industry was before everyone sued everyone for anything. Tomy produced a series of pocket sized game systems that were licensed to Molton Bradly called “POCKETFULS” and also licensed them to COLECO who called their line “POCKETFUL” …