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Unread 08-04-2004, 20:33
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Re: Dance Dance Revolution

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Okay, I know DDR is exorbitantly expensive here. . . our machines are on Joint Premium Play (the same price for one or two players) . . . and I pay $1.50 for 4 songs. . .

but even still. . . before the season started and I had some free time, I'd spend anywhere between $30-$40 a week. ...the wonders of disposable income.
yeah. $1.50, that really sucks... we have a place around here that runs for $0.25 a game, 3 songs..
me and my sister just went in together and bought two arcade pads, though. they have the bar and everything.
woo. what an investment!
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Re: Dance Dance Revolution

Mmm...DDR. FFR is a substitute that does well enough when you don't have a pad anywhere's close by but you have a computer. I suck at DDR...I think I'm actually better at FFR...by a lot. My fingers go faster than my feet.
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Mmm...DDR. FFR is a substitute that does well enough when you don't have a pad anywhere's close by but you have a computer. I suck at DDR...I think I'm actually better at FFR...by a lot. My fingers go faster than my feet.
Stepmania is far superior to Flash Flash Revolution.
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Re: Dance Dance Revolution

I recently started playing DDR. I have to admit I had my doubts when I started but after I get in to it, it's quite fun. I also (about a week ago) passed my first 4 foot song. The machine I use is 4 songs for 50 cents, so we usually play doubles so each person only pays a quarter.

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Re: Dance Dance Revolution

I love DDR it so much fun. Another girl and me always goes somewhere to play it. I'm not too good at it. But I'm thinking of buying a thing similar to DDR where I could just play it at home, it's easier to be silly w/o making a fool of yourself in front of like total strangers.
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Re: Dance Dance Revolution

Wow every now and then it seems this thread just gets bumped back up

For the computer, you can get stepmania.. it's just DDR on your computer, and you can download the song/step files from IRC. Once you do that, you can get a PS -> USB Convertor that's supported by Stepmania, and actually play DDR w/ a pad on your computer with every song from every mix, for free It's a pretty sweet deal

Also just wondering.. is anyone into other Bemani (music) games?? I'm a fan of Beatmania, AKA IIDX. It's a game where you have a turn table and 7 keys, and you press the keys/turn the turntable when little bars come down from the top of the screen. Like DDR, it's also very addicting, but hasn't been released in America yet.
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Also just wondering.. is anyone into other Bemani (music) games?? I'm a fan of Beatmania, AKA IIDX. It's a game where you have a turn table and 7 keys, and you press the keys/turn the turntable when little bars come down from the top of the screen. Like DDR, it's also very addicting, but hasn't been released in America yet.
I have to agree with you. IIDX is the best thing ever. It isn't released in America, but then look at DDR! There's that flashing screen that says "not for production outside of Japan" and whatnot. . Time will tell! My friends Tim and Adam have access to IIDx controllers. I assume it's something you get online, and they also have like, 7 or 8 discs at the moment Drummania rocks my world (you showed it to me...great game). Then there is other related games, like Para Para, Karaoke Revolution, and Pump it Up, all of which are fabulous fun. MUSIC GAMES LIVE!
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Re: Dance Dance Revolution

Although I haven't actually played the game, I absolutely love the music. They have some of the best stuff that I've ever heard! I'd like to get the "full-song soundtrack", but I don't know where to find it. I've seen the soundtracks that only have the bits of the songs in the game, but I want the "full song" versions. Can anyone help me?
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