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Para Para Paradise (New)

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$20.99 $34.99 In stock

Category: PS2

The Para Para dance craze swept Japan like the cherry blossom front with deeply tanned girls and bleached blond boys tossing about there limbs in the clubs from Shibuya to Sekijo. The game involves flicking out arms and legs in time to the beat and onscreen prompt proving a fine work out and building up a fine ability to para para!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe A. ★★★★★

The wrist straps are the real deal—tight enough that my flailing actually feels like the club choreography from those Shibuya videos, and the song list keeps me coming back for one more round every night.

Eli ★★★★★

I finally got my hands on a Para Para mat and this game captures the club vibe perfectly—the hand motions are surprisingly accurate once you get the rhythm down. The track list is exactly what I remember from those Shibuya days, and it’s a blast for a quick workout.

Claire K. ★★★★★

I was a little worried the controls would be clunky, but they actually map the dance moves surprisingly well. The Japanese club atmosphere in the background makes it feel more authentic than I expected.