DDR anyone?

[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

[Donut]

That might take up a rather annoyingly large amount of your digital IO's though. The 16 we had dissapeared in no time with our drive killing switches and automatic arm position switches. It'd still be funny to do though.

[DDRAngelKurumi]

Originally Posted by JonBell

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

Now that would be fun!