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Who wanted a DDR machine?
racketboy - Nov 21, 2002
  racketboy Nov 21, 2002
I remember somebody talking a while back about seriously buying a DDR machine 'cause he had some extra cash.

Who was that?

I'm curious to know how it turned out.

 Gallstaff Nov 21, 2002
that woulkd be me.

well sadly i coudln't afford one but i got the second best and ordered two hard metal pads with trick bar. Couldln't afford lights however.

 racketboy Nov 21, 2002

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by Gallstaff@Nov. 21 2002, 4:14 pm



that woulkd be me.



well sadly i coudln't afford one but i got the second best and ordered two hard metal pads with trick bar. Couldln't afford lights however.


Ok I thought it was you, but wasn't sure.

Have you got the stuff yet?

How good does it work?

What system are you running it on?

 Jaded God Nov 21, 2002
My friend and his friend saved up and bought one I play it all the time 5th Mix 4 ever

 Gallstaff Nov 21, 2002
*Get's thrown to wall by a high-speed question-firing cannon (HSQFC)*

Haven't gotten it yet, expect it for xmas day. DId a little searching in my parent's favoites folder and suprprise surprise "number of orders :2"

They say it'll support 300 punds, 1.5 inches thick, minimum noise and come pre assembled.

I'll be using them on a ps2 and even more so once i get my mod chips and import a bevvy of japanese ddr games.

speaking of modchips, does anyone know what a good ps2 mod chip is that requires no swapping? I just want to be able to play imports and backups without having to swap. If i can't play backups then just imports are good.

 racketboy Nov 21, 2002

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by Gallstaff@Nov. 21 2002, 4:37 pm



*Get's thrown to wall by a high-speed question-firing cannon (HSQFC)*



Haven't gotten it yet, expect it for xmas day. DId a little searching in my parent's favoites folder and suprprise surprise "number of orders :2"  



They say it'll support 300 punds, 1.5 inches thick, minimum noise and come pre assembled.



I'll be using them on a ps2 and even more so once i get my mod chips and import a bevvy of japanese ddr games.



speaking of modchips, does anyone know what a good ps2 mod chip is that requires no swapping? I just want to be able to play imports and backups without having to swap. If i can't play backups then just imports are good.


sweet

here's some mod chip info:

http://www.precisionmods.com/ps2.htm...

 Gallstaff Nov 21, 2002
Hey thanks. Oh btw, the pad that my mom got me... well it doesn't look all that quality and i'm sure as hell not going to build one.

http://www.cyphergames.com/50501046a.html... does that look trustworthy do you, i mean, know any other metal pads that are very reliable and won't ever break?

 racketboy Nov 21, 2002
can't help you that much there.

I would maybe look for some msg boards for DDR freaks and see what they recommend.

 Quadriflax Nov 21, 2002

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by racketboy@Nov. 21 2002, 5:52 pm



I would maybe look for some msg boards for DDR freaks  and see what they recommend.


Like the one at DDRFreak.com? heh..

http://www.ddrfreak.com/phpBB2/...

 Myname Nov 21, 2002
I bought three dance mats recently. None of them worked. I think those things are made by monkeys with no arms.

 IceDigger Nov 21, 2002
someone send me a ddr arcade cabinet!

no clue where i would stuff it but ....

 MasterAkumaMatata Nov 22, 2002
Stick it under your bed.

 Nadius Nov 22, 2002

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by MasterAkumaMatata@Nov. 21 2002, 11:31 pm



Stick it under your bed.


actually, that would be kind of awesome. I'm talking about those beds on stilts that have a desk under them, but in stead of the desk, you have a DDR Machine.