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Anybody still play ddr?
IceDigger - Nov 8, 2004

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  CrazyGoon Nov 9, 2004
DDR has been around since 1998. If anybody is still playing it, it's because they are still trying to master it (AAA everything). This game series is one of the few that I know of which are still bloody hard to master. The fact that their are heaps of paranoia's means little, since it's the steps (and mastering the steps) is where the games true value lays. I can probably be 100% certain that nobody still plays this game (since 1998) if they didn't try to master it, as the novelty of 'getting up on a stage and "dancing" for a laugh/ thrill' would have most definately worn off by now.

 Gear Nov 11, 2004
I play it for fun, and not because I try to master it (I have not enough coordination for that )

 Alexvrb Nov 11, 2004

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by ExCyber@Tue, 2004-11-09 @ 01:33 AM



I'm not so much a fan of the  myself. If there was a rock-only DDR instead of the 2 token rock songs in each mix, I'd be all over it though.

Hey, the thread was unlocked. Anyway, I feel much the same way. My friend was big into DDR for a while, and he agreed that'd he'd like more rock, too.

 ExCyber Nov 11, 2004
Now that I think about it, a lot of rock songs would really be too long and difficult to cut down. I mean, even if you could stand staying on the platform for the entire length of Freebird, the arcade operators would throw a fit.

 SkankinMonkey Nov 12, 2004
Well, in 5th mix there were 'extended songs' which were like 5 minutes or something. real stamina drainers at first.

HELL YES OOPS I DID IT AGAIN.

great song.

 Gallstaff Nov 12, 2004
A remember a great extended mix song on fifth that no one knew what the hell the lyrics were. I think there was a cartoon floating around about it, but that was a while ago.

 SkankinMonkey Nov 12, 2004
B4U glorious style?

 it290 Nov 12, 2004
I've never really been able to understand the whole DDR thing. I love to dance, but if I want to do so I'd rather go out to a party or club, hear some actual good music, and enjoy the people. Not to mention the drugs. ... Seriously though, the majority of mainstream dance music is pure crap in my opinion, and dance music is about 80% of what I listen to. Most of the DDR songs I've heard are even worse than the cheesiest progressive tracks that I'm aware of, so you can see why I don't appreciate it too much.

 Des-ROW Nov 12, 2004

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by it290@Fri, 2004-11-12 @ 03:46 PM



I've never really been able to understand the whole DDR thing. I love to dance, but if I want to do so I'd rather go out to a party or club, hear some actual good music, and enjoy the people. Not to mention the drugs.  ... Seriously though, the majority of mainstream dance music is pure crap in my opinion, and dance music is about 80% of what I listen to. Most of the DDR songs I've heard are even worse than the cheesiest progressive tracks that I'm aware of, so you can see why I don't appreciate it too much.


MOST Dance music is pure crap, that is a fact.

And... regarding DDR, you should try playing DDR/PIU/EZ2Dancer/ParaPara while high or heavily drunk, amazing experience.

 it290 Nov 12, 2004
Heh, I'm afraid if I did that it would be more like heave-ily drunk, unfortunately.

 CrazyGoon Nov 12, 2004

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by SkankinMonkey+Fri, 2004-11-12 @ 01:03 AM-->
QUOTE(SkankinMonkey @ Fri, 2004-11-12 @ 01:03 AM)




HELL YES OOPS I DID IT AGAIN.



great song.




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You just volunteered to be first on the dunking machine But I'm going to be second, since I also think it's an awsome song - on double. Talking about the steps btw - soo good!