EZ2Dancer
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EZ2Dancer is arcade rhythm video game made by the Korean company Amuseworld.
EZ2Dancer is a game for one or two players, played by stepping and waving in time with music. Each player has three foot panels (left, right, and back) and two hand sensors. Rising circles and arrows show which actions are required.
Unlike many dance simulation games, the arrows that the player needs to step on are not limited to small area; EZ2Dancer has a circular pad of pressure sensors around the metal center circle, which is divided into 3 parts (120 degrees), so the player is not limited to stepping certain spots on the stage.
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[edit] Play modes
- Normal: Normal gameplay mode for beginners and performers. For each player, there are three directional arrows (top left, top right, bottom) and two sensors (left, right)
- Hard: Same as normal, except with higher difficulty level.
- Club: The typical "double mode" - uses 6 step arrows and 4 sensors.
- Real: Uses three arrows like normal, but the sensor bar is separated into two areas: top and bottom; thus, the player has four sensors (top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right) to play with.
[edit] ez2Dancer SuperChina
Amuseworld released ez2Dancer SuperChina in 2004 as its China release [aside from ez2Dancer UKMove], it has the songs from ez2Dancer 2ndMove plus new songs from China's pop artists including Jolin Tsai, Leon Lai, and Kelly Chen. It also has few new songs from Korea from Yoo Seung Jun, S#arp, and Jon Jun Hyon.
[edit] SuperChina Play modes
- Normal: Normal gameplay mode for beginners and performers. For each player, there are three directional arrows (top left, top right, bottom) and two sensors (left, right)
- Hard: Same as normal, except with higher difficulty level.
- Club: The typical "double mode" - uses 6 step arrows and 4 sensors.
- Real: Uses three arrows like normal, but the sensor bar is separated into two areas: top and bottom; thus, the player has four sensors (top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right) to play with.
Real Mode in SuperChina is different in 2ndMove as 2ndMove use courses. A set of songs will be played and need to accomplish to complete the mission.
Real Mode in SuperChina is a normal mode where you need to finish the song to proceed with the next stage.
SuperChina is said to be much difficult in Real Mode as it uses most of the sensors and the step arrows at the same time, numerous jumps was also observed on RealMode.
An ez2Dancer SuperChina machine could be seen in the Philippines.
EZ2Dancer can be simulated by StepMania although no EZ2Dancer-style controllers are available.
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