Pump It Up: Exceed

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Publisher: Mastiff

Developer: Andamiro Entertainment

Category: Action

Release Dates

N Amer - 09/09/2005

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Get Down With “Pump It Up: Exceed”
“Everyone who plays it, especially DDR fans, say the same thing: ‘Wow. That's real dancing.’”

News

USA Pump It Up Festival 2006 National Competition on Extreme Dance Game
Pump It Up (PIU) players from across the nation will meet in Charlotte, NC

First National "Pump It Up" Competition Decides U.S. Team
Four players win all-expense paid trip to the World Pump Festival in Seoul

Mastiff Releases Free "Pump It Up: Exceed" Step Editor
Exclusive to the Xbox version

National Pump It Up Competition Debuts in North Carolina
U.S. players get a shot to win all-expense paid trip to the World Pump Festival in Korea

"Pump It Up: Exceed" Selected for Game On Exhibit
Home version of popular dance game added to US leg of groundbreaking tour

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Description

While other dance games arbitrarily assign positions to a dancer's feet, Pump It Up features choreographed steps for each song and a five button mat that lets the step designers reward players for not just where they put their feet, but how the feet got there. The game features over 80 songs, including new music for the console version from cutting edge artists such as Grammy nominees Crystal Method and Steriogram, as well as Elvis vs. Junkie XL;, Earth, Wind and Fire; and Sugarhill Gang. Music familiar to fans of the arcade include top K-POP (Korean pop) acts like Sechs Kies, Honey Family, Clon and Novasonic, and songs like Beethoven Virus and Pump Me Amadeus by BanYa, the Pump It Up original band.

The console version of Pump It Up: Exceed is based on the arcade game Pump It Up: Exceed but, in addition to the new music features a wealth of new features including three entirely new modes: Home, Sudden Death, and Survival as well as a practice and tutorial mode. Like the arcade version, the home version will also allow players to log their high scores on a world-wide score board.