Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 #1 Report Posted October 3, 2014 I never knew there was a demo to Britney's dance beat. I played it today even though I already own the full game on PS2. It's a pretty disc 1
LiaLovesGodney Posted October 3, 2014 #3 Report Posted October 3, 2014 I'm trying to figure out why I never bought this for my ps2! My 8 year old self would have loved it. But cool, tho!
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #4 Report Posted October 3, 2014 I'm trying to figure out why I never bought this for my ps2! My 8 year old self would have loved it. But cool, tho! I really wanted to own the game when I was 9. I never got it though But I finally bought a copy when I was like 19- 2 years ago. It took me 10 years to finally get it but I did and I beat the game
LiaLovesGodney Posted October 3, 2014 #5 Report Posted October 3, 2014 I really wanted to own the game when I was 9. I never got it though But I finally bought a copy when I was like 19- 2 years ago. It took me 10 years to finally get it but I did and I beat the game Slay I need to buy it even if I'm 19 now.
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #6 Report Posted October 3, 2014 Just in case you forgot, this is what the original disc looks like
Pop Empress Posted October 3, 2014 #7 Report Posted October 3, 2014 I'm trying to figure out why I never bought this for my ps2! My 8 year old self would have loved it. But cool, tho! Me too!
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #9 Report Posted October 3, 2014 Slay I need to buy it even if I'm 19 now. You should. It has a very pretty cover and manual. It's even compatible with DDR mats if you have them. Sadly, I got rid of my DDR mats before I bought the game
POMNEY :3 Posted October 3, 2014 #10 Report Posted October 3, 2014 is it using the dwad tour note stage ♩
ahulyk Posted October 3, 2014 #11 Report Posted October 3, 2014 loved playing that game!!! I used to play it or hours after school!!! memories!
Kyros Posted October 3, 2014 #12 Report Posted October 3, 2014 Please make a Rip and share the image to the world!
Far Beyond Posted October 3, 2014 #13 Report Posted October 3, 2014 omg thats cool af I remember demo discs that came in magazines in those days....was the demo any different than the game by chance? I have my ps2 still...actually my videogaming goes back to original Nintendo NES I love classic gaming better than modern tbh, and I'm a Nintendo geek 4 sho
Ariana Grande Posted October 3, 2014 #14 Report Posted October 3, 2014 Cool! Flop Nintendo for not getting the rights to this awesome game! (Never played it, and I know it flopped but I think it's awesome).
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #15 Report Posted October 3, 2014 omg thats cool af I remember demo discs that came in magazines in those days....was the demo any different than the game by chance? I have my ps2 still...actually my videogaming goes back to original Nintendo NES I love classic gaming better than modern tbh, and I'm a Nintendo geek 4 sho The demo only allowed you to play Oops I Did It Again. And that's cool; the first game system I remember playing was a gameboy and Super Nintendo. I'm a Nintendo geek too. I don't have a PS4 or PS Vita but I do own a Wii U and 3DS (I actually bought them myself a few days after they released. Couldn't find a black Wii U and couldn't find a 3DS in stores the first day) 1
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #16 Report Posted October 3, 2014 Cool! Flop Nintendo for not getting the rights to this awesome game! (Never played it, and I know it flopped but I think it's awesome). Well Microsoft missed out on this game. It didn't release on a Nintendo Gamecube but it did release on Nintendo Gameboy Advanced. Now thinking about it, it would've been difficult playing it with a GC controller. The PS2 and GBA buttons were perfect for the game But I would've loved it for the GC anyway; it's one of my fave systems.
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #17 Report Posted October 3, 2014 I still want to buy this game on PC but I do not know if it will play on Windows 8. Anybody know?
Ariana Grande Posted October 3, 2014 #18 Report Posted October 3, 2014 Well Microsoft missed out on this game. It didn't release on a Nintendo Gamecube but it did release on Nintendo Gameboy Advanced. Now thinking about it, it would've been difficult playing it with a GC controller. The PS2 and GBA buttons were perfect for the game But I would've loved it for the GC anyway; it's one of my fave systems. Imagine this game on Xbox One. That would be my fitness routine.
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #19 Report Posted October 3, 2014 Imagine this game on Xbox One. That would be my fitness routine. Like a real Dance game like Just Dance, Dance Central, Experience games? I have wanted that forever. Playing those games is a great/fun way of exercising. Plus, with a Britney game, I would finally learn her choreography. Get on it team Britney. I have this for my 360. 1
Far Beyond Posted October 3, 2014 #20 Report Posted October 3, 2014 The demo only allowed you to play Oops I Did It Again. And that's cool; the first game system I remember playing was a gameboy and Super Nintendo. I'm a Nintendo geek too. I don't have a PS4 or PS Vita but I do own a Wii U and 3DS (I actually bought them myself a few days after they released. Couldn't find a black Wii U and couldn't find a 3DS in stores the first day) yassss!!! I love videogames, but I am a diehard Nintendo guy. SNES is maybe my fav system and era of videogames of all time Basically everything revolutionary in gaming was pioneered by Nintendo... NES first system w start/select buttons, and Nintendo actually risked alot by even releasing the system bcuz Atari and the whole home vg market was flooded w games that were all the same...at that point home vg's were dead and people went to arcades...NES changed that by revolutionizing the quality and imagination of games. SNES introduced and refined new genres and was the first system to have shoulder buttons (now all controllers have them). They were competing hardcore w Sega Genesis and the quality of vg's as a whole just took off. Gameboy became the first handheld system to offer games w addictive and quality gameplay. Gamegear was also released and had better graphics and was backlit, but it required like 8 batteries that drained in a matter of hours...and it costed alot more. N64 was the first system w the analog controller, where you push up lightly and the character walks or you press it all the way and he runs. It also was the first w the trigger button (z). Soon after Playstation copied N64's controller and added dual analog, which is on all modern systems. N64 games also revolutionized 3D gaming w the camera toggle system (Mario 64) so you could get a better sense and control in a virtual 3D world. GBA...first handheld system to have rechargable battery pack (I'm pretty sure) Gamecube had the first pressure sensitive shoulder buttons, and reduced load time compared to other disc systems. It also tied in w GBA, and the two systems could be integrated simultaneously. DS the use of the 2 screens actually worked very well, and so many popular iPhone app games nowadays are based off of touchscreen games. Wii...obvious innovations that made Sony and Microsoft shit their pants to copy ideas from. It also made gaming more accessible to all kinds of people, not just hardcore gaming geeks. And they made their system backwards compatable to play GC games, as well as support of many different controller options for games. lol Yeah. I love Nintendo. Part of the reason we have home gaming is because of them. And not to mention their brand creates innovative and quality games and franchises time and time again (Mario, Zelda, Smash Bros, DK, Kirby, Mario Sports and Racing, Starfox, Metroid, etc). You can count on their games without reading a review or hearing from someone else. Like I don't even need to know anything, if I hear there's a new Zelda or Mario then I'll get it without hesitation. I love all videogames tbh...but Nintendo is closest to my heart. And plus look at their competition global megacorporations like Sony and Microsoft...yet they still are creative masterminds still in the game (pun intended). yup, so that's my little mini Nintendo rant 1
Brian.TheDog Posted October 3, 2014 #21 Report Posted October 3, 2014 stupid people be like "she looks so photoshopped"
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #22 Report Posted October 3, 2014 yassss!!! I love videogames, but I am a diehard Nintendo guy. SNES is maybe my fav system and era of videogames of all time Basically everything revolutionary in gaming was pioneered by Nintendo... NES first system w start/select buttons, and Nintendo actually risked alot by even releasing the system bcuz Atari and the whole home vg market was flooded w games that were all the same...at that point home vg's were dead and people went to arcades...NES changed that by revolutionizing the quality and imagination of games. SNES introduced and refined new genres and was the first system to have shoulder buttons (now all controllers have them). They were competing hardcore w Sega Genesis and the quality of vg's as a whole just took off. Gameboy became the first handheld system to offer games w addictive and quality gameplay. Gamegear was also released and had better graphics and was backlit, but it required like 8 batteries that drained in a matter of hours...and it costed alot more. N64 was the first system w the analog controller, where you push up lightly and the character walks or you press it all the way and he runs. It also was the first w the trigger button (z). Soon after Playstation copied N64's controller and added dual analog, which is on all modern systems. N64 games also revolutionized 3D gaming w the camera toggle system (Mario 64) so you could get a better sense and control in a virtual 3D world. GBA...first handheld system to have rechargable battery pack (I'm pretty sure) Gamecube had the first pressure sensitive shoulder buttons, and reduced load time compared to other disc systems. It also tied in w GBA, and the two systems could be integrated simultaneously. DS the use of the 2 screens actually worked very well, and so many popular iPhone app games nowadays are based off of touchscreen games. Wii...obvious innovations that made Sony and Microsoft shit their pants to copy ideas from. It also made gaming more accessible to all kinds of people, not just hardcore gaming geeks. And they made their system backwards compatable to play GC games, as well as support of many different controller options for games. lol Yeah. I love Nintendo. Part of the reason we have home gaming is because of them. And not to mention their brand creates innovative and quality games and franchises time and time again (Mario, Zelda, Smash Bros, DK, Kirby, Mario Sports and Racing, Starfox, Metroid, etc). You can count on their games without reading a review or hearing from someone else. Like I don't even need to know anything, if I hear there's a new Zelda or Mario then I'll get it without hesitation. I love all videogames tbh...but Nintendo is closest to my heart. And plus look at their competition global megacorporations like Sony and Microsoft...yet they still are creative masterminds still in the game (pun intended). yup, so that's my little mini Nintendo rant I agree with what ya said Do you have a 3ds/ wii u friend code? 1
Far Beyond Posted October 3, 2014 #23 Report Posted October 3, 2014 I agree with what ya said Do you have a 3ds/ wii u friend code? Slay girl. Sorry for the long rant, Britney and Nintendo do that to me actually I don't own a 3ds or wii u...I will this Xmas though. And I'll totally letya know The last systems I got were wii/360/ ps3. These are the first Nintendo systems I didn't get day one, because of $$ and time. I havent read any reviews or anything either to keep myself in suspense. I spent too much money on my guitars and I am playing classic games right now. I'm excited though.
Josie Jean Posted October 3, 2014 Author #24 Report Posted October 3, 2014 Slay girl. Sorry for the long rant, Britney and Nintendo do that to me actually I don't own a 3ds or wii u...I will this Xmas though. And I'll totally letya know The last systems I got were wii/360/ ps3. These are the first Nintendo systems I didn't get day one, because of $$ and time. I havent read any reviews or anything either to keep myself in suspense. I spent too much money on my guitars and I am playing classic games right now. I'm excited though. Oh that's fine. Britney and Nintendo mean a lot to me too 1
kermit Posted October 3, 2014 #25 Report Posted October 3, 2014 i have the ps2 and gameboy of this game... i love it. ive been stuck on the last level of the ps2 one for like 6 years tho lmao
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