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Dance Dance Revolution Senyou Controller

Manufacturer: Konami

Type: Miscellaneous

Release	Date	RRP	Code
JP	2000-02-25		RU022

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Dance Dance Revolution Senyou Controller (ダンスダンスレボリューション専用コントローラ), released in 2000, is a special dance mat controller that can be hooked up to the Sega Dreamcast system. It is primarily used to recreate the arcade experience of the Dance Dance Revolution series, fronted by Konami in the arcades.

Hardware

The controller comes in two varieties; a standard soft mat, bundled with games and has a tendency to move or shift during game play (as well as wearing out quite quickly), and a much more durable foam mat, which prevents moving during gameplay. The latter was sold separately.

The controller itself has eight buttons:

4 Arrow Buttons: These simulate the , , and movements in the game and allows you to scroll through the games options.
1 Button: This acts as the B Button on a normal Dreamcast Controller and cancels or goes back to previous options.
1 Button: This acts as the A Button on a normal Dreamcast Controller and confirms or advances any options.
1 START Button: This acts as the Start Button on a normal Dreamcast Controller, which of course starts the game.
1 Konami Button: This button allows the user/player access to a hidden options menu in the Music Select screen.

The Dreamcast DDR Controller can also fold up for use on the go.

A standard Dreamcast controller can be used in conjunction with these games to edit the step charts of any song. It can also be used instead of a DDR controller, though obviously this removes the "dancing" aspect unless you use your feet to control the standard controller, which isn't recommended for obvious reasons.

Compatibility

Two games use the Dance Dance Revolution controller; Dance Dance Revolution 2nd Mix Dreamcast Edition and Dance Dance Revolution Club Version Dreamcast Edition, both of which, like the accessory, were only released in Japan.

Physical scans

Dreamcast, JP

References

Bemani games for Sega systems
Dance Dance Revolution series
Dance Dance Revolution 2nd Mix Dreamcast Edition (2000) \| Dance Dance Revolution Club Version Dreamcast Edition (2000)
Pop'n Music series
Pop'n Music (1999) \| Pop'n Music 2 (1999) \| Pop'n Music 3 Append Disc (2000) \| Pop'n Music 4 Append Disc (2000)
Accessories
Dance Dance Revolution Senyou Controller \| Pop'n Controller

Third-party controllers for the Sega Dreamcast

Rumble Fighting Stick

Tornado

Concept 4 Racing Wheel

The Official Jordan Racing Wheel

StarFire LightBlaster

Stinger

Fission Fishing Controller

Hook-Up Bass

Rumble Rod

ASCII Mission Stick

DC Densha de Go! Controller

Dance Dance Revolution Senyou Controller

Panther DC

Pop'n Controller

Others | Clones

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-The Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) Controller, released in 2000, is a special controller that can be hooked up to the Sega Dreamcast system. It is primarily used to recreate the arcade experience of DDR.
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+{{sub-stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (ダンスダンスレボリューション 専用コントローラ), released in 2000, is a special dance mat controller that can be hooked up to the [[Sega Dreamcast]] system. It is primarily used to recreate the arcade experience of the ''Dance Dance Revolution'' series, fronted by [[Konami]] in the arcades.
-The DDR Controller is compatible with 2 Sega Dreamcast games:
+==Hardware==
-* Dance Dance Revolution 2nd Mix Dreamcast Edition
+The controller comes in two varieties; a standard soft mat, bundled with games and has a tendency to move or shift during game play (as well as wearing out quite quickly), and a much more durable foam mat, which prevents moving during gameplay. The latter was sold separately.
-* Dance Dance Revolution Club Version Dreamcast Edition
-The controller comes in 2 varieties:
+The controller itself has eight buttons:
-* One is a standard soft mat, which is most likely to be bundled with the game and has a tendency to move or shift during game play and wear out quite quickly.
-* The other is a soft foam mat, a much more durable mat with foam inside to prevent the moving or shifting during game play. This type of mat is sold separately.
-* There is a 3rd, Hard or Metal mat, that is identical to the ones found on the arcade machines, but at this time it is unknown if a Hard mat was made to be compatible to the Sega Dreamcast system.
-The controller itself has 8 buttons:
 * 4 Arrow Buttons: These simulate the {{Up}}, {{Down}}, {{Left}} and {{Right}} movements in the game and allows you to scroll through the games options.
-* 1 {{X}} Button: This acts as the B Button on a normal Dreamcast Controller and cancels or goes back to previous   options.
+* 1 {{PS X}} Button: This acts as the B Button on a normal Dreamcast Controller and cancels or goes back to previous options.
-* 1 {{O}} Button: This acts as the A Button on a normal Dreamcast Controller and confirms or advances any options.
+* 1 {{PS Circle}} Button: This acts as the A Button on a normal Dreamcast Controller and confirms or advances any options.
 * 1 {{Start}} Button: This acts as the Start Button on a normal Dreamcast Controller, which of course starts the game.
-* 1 Konami Button: This button allows the user/player access to a hidden options menu in the Music Select screen.
+* 1 '''Konami''' Button: This button allows the user/player access to a hidden options menu in the Music Select screen.
+The Dreamcast DDR Controller can also fold up for use on the go.
+A [[Dreamcast Controller|standard Dreamcast controller]] can be used in conjunction with these games to edit the step charts of any song. It can also be used instead of a DDR controller, though obviously this removes the "dancing" aspect unless you use your feet to control the standard controller, which isn't recommended for obvious reasons.
+==Compatibility==
+Two games use the Dance Dance Revolution controller; ''[[Dance Dance Revolution 2nd Mix Dreamcast Edition]]'' and ''[[Dance Dance Revolution Club Version Dreamcast Edition]]'', both of which, like the accessory, were only released in Japan.
-It is not known at this time if the Sega Dreamcast VMUs can be connected to the DDR Controller directly.
+==Physical scans==
+{{Scanbox
+| console=Dreamcast
+| region=JP
+| front=
+| back=
+| square=yes
+}}
-The normal Dreamcast Controller can be used in the games as to edit the step charts of any song in the games and can be used if the user/player has no DDR Controller (Note: It is highly not recommended to step on a normal Dreamcast Controller with your feet as this would cause severe damage to the controller and render the controller inoperable).
+==References==
+<references/>
-{{Dreamcast}}
+{{Bemani}}
-[[Category:Dreamcast Accessories]]
+{{DCThirdPartyControllers|selected=6}}