This is the 6th Mix, and features new songs and gameplay modes. Some of the hot songs showcased in DDR Max are Ordinary World, My Sweet Darlin', Somewhere over the Rainbow, Witch Doctor (Giants Toons Version), True (Radio Edit), and Yozora No Muko. DDR Max takes advantage of the PS2's graphical abilities and offers real video, and crisp graphics, not seen in the older versions of the game. New to DDR in Max is the "freeze arrow," this is a special arrow that forces you to hold on one or more of the arrows during play.This is considered the most difficult DDR yet, so you'd better be up to the challenge!
candy star, dive -more deeper style-, max 300, ghost (vincent de moor mix), healing vision (angelic mix), orion 78 civilization mix, so deep (perfect sphere mix), true... (both radio edit and trance sunrise mix). candy star and max 300 are both really energetic but quite fun songs to dance to. If you like trance music you will like ddr max 6th mix, because it contains ghosts (vincent de moor mix), so deep (perfect sphere mix), midnite blaze, and true... -trance sunrise mix-. Healing vision (angelic mix) is the first classic by 2MB and is one the best songs from him. If you are a fan of j-pop and BeforU, just like im, you will love dive -more deeper style- the lyrics are the same but the artists voice are in a deeper motion and it works out perfectly. True... -radio edit- is the original mix of true...but has a little rock but I like the trance sunrise mix better. DDR MAX 6th mix is incredible and you will love it...
saw1187 on 21, Aug. 2005 13:18 (HKT)
Awesome This game has some songs like Bye Bye Baby Balloon, Freckles, and some others...This mix is smaller than other mixes, but the songs make up for that. Get this mix if you're an import ddr freak!
nabikchan(17) on 26, May. 2004 13:58 (HKT)
Always in my heart DDR 6th Mix will always have a special place in my heart. So many songs you don't see again: Flash in the Night, Follow Me, I'm in the Mood for Dancin' and quite a few others. Though a small mix, it is quite worth having in any true DDR collection