DDR anyone?

[DDRAngelKurumi]

I have been playing for about a year and a half. I can do about a 7 or 8 fotter. I own Konamix, disney, 1-5th mix, Max, Max2... okay, so I own ALL of them... I have a jap PS, so yay!

[JonBell]

Originally Posted by DDRAngelKurumi

I have a jap PS, so yay!

Or a modchip/boot disc

Rombus: Next year when I'm captain of our ski racing team, I think that I'm going to seriously institute DDR training. But seriously, now we do a lot of running drills, which unfortunately don't help that much with balance or co-ordination. However, DDR can seriously help improve co-ordination, balance, and reaction time - three incredibly valuable elements to a successful ski racer.

I tried playing it it was a lot of fun! but i sucked

[Eugenia Gabrielov]

AHHH! DDR! DDR!!!!!

A DDR thread has resurfaced. Sorry I didn't reply earlier everyone, I was travelling from Michigan to West Lafayette and just got home.

I play DDR with a passion, and I'm even on a team, though at the moment we're in a slight transitional phase, and will be branching into two groups.



I love my Cobalt Flux. It is a pet.

- Genia

[tml240]

last time i played... it was 2002... DDR 3.0V

i could go upto 6 feet......

[Wetzel]

There is a 8th mix at VCU in the Student commons. I'm working my through all the songs in alphabetical order. Since I got my memcard late last fall, I've gotten A upto midway through the Bs, with a few exceptions.

20, November is the bane of my exsistence, and I refuse to play bag with speed modifiers.

Wetzel

[Eugenia Gabrielov]

I commend you for refusing to attempt Bag with speed mods. It's a bloody 7 or 6 footer with 3x on. I like it 1x myself too. With 20, November, you just gotta crank thru it.

Anybody got experience with actual DDR competitions? Let me know, I travel sometimes to compete and I love finding buddies.

- Genia

[Raven_Writer]

I really enjoy a good game of DDR, especially with friends.

Best of all, it's fun and exercise (woo!)

[Alaina]

The nearest DDR machine is about a half-hour's drive away, so I don't get to play that often!
I've been stuck at 3-4 feet for the past year. =P

[Blacknight]

I used to be better, but am building back up.
Can still struggle through 8 feet but need to get back to my 9'er
I know ddr is a pastime for many of the ppl on SPAM and we played it for about 4 hours straight at our last competetion

[Donut]

I wish our team had that many DDRers. There are a few of us on our team, but not enough in my mind. We were talking about being weird and seeing if we could drive the robot with a DDR pad sometime.

Does anyone know of competitions in Arizona? I'm interested in competing sometime once I build up a little more at it. I can do most 9's and am working on 10's (I've done Max 300 once on a crappy soft pad, never done a 10 besides that). Of course I'll still lose to one of the other members of my team.

[JonBell]

Originally Posted by Donut

I wish our team had that many DDRers. There are a few of us on our team, but not enough in my mind. We were talking about being weird and seeing if we could drive the robot with a DDR pad sometime.

Shouldn't be hard at all, just cut open the wire and splice the wires onto a joystick cable (or for some of us, not cut /anything/ ), you would probably want to set them all up as digital inputs though (And then you could have a joystick hooked up too for axes).

Too bad that it might be a bit too large to fit the rules