Who here has never played DDR....ever? :(

[Drev]

Seriously, I haven't. At first, I did find it kind of stupid, but now, I want to play it, but a few problems occur:

* I don't have a Playstation or PS2
* There aren't any DDR machines near where I live. I looked.

Now I've gotten close to play a DDR clone, but when I went to check the credit on my arcade card, it was empty.

For now, I can only for that either the arcade in the mall gets DDR, or there's a DDR game and pad for Gamecube comming out. :tear

[Schimid]

Now I've gotten close to play a DDR clone, but when I went to check the credit on my arcade card, it was empty.

I'LL HAVE YOU KNOW THAT THAT CLONE IS 80 TIMES BETTER. >:

[AChimp]

I've never played DDR. >:

[Cap'n Crunch]

I played Britney Spear's Dance Party if that counts as DDR. :(

[whoreable]

I played ddr for the first time yesterday. it was the dreamcast one. It was kinda fun, but very homosexual, VERY. I suck at it and can barley beat a 3 foot one on normal, my roomate can beat a 4 :(

plus I have to be one of the most akward people to watch ever.

[Perndog]

I use DDR to exercise when I don't feel like walking all the way to the fitness center. I'll let you know in a few months whether it's actually working.

[slain]

I played it and can barely beat the easy level many of my friends play it and are good at it:(

[Blue]

Heaps of asians used to play it at the arcade in my city. They were fucking brilliant at it too. I tried once and i walked off in like 30 secs cause i sucked to much.

[Big Papa Goat]

Heaps you say! :posh

[Mockery]

test

[Supafly345]

Dude! DDR is nothing compared to Pump It Up! The dance game with five step pads! It is korean, and machines are usually in international districts. Wooohoo, way better videos, way better songs (even though considerably less of them), and mad transitional capabilities!
I was the only white guy that could draw a crowd playing that thing. Although every korean guy put me to shame...

[executioneer]

ddr is for gays >:

-willie

[Supafly345]

... dammit you're right. :(

[Schimid]

Dude! DDR is nothing compared to Pump It Up! The dance game with five step pads! It is korean, and machines are usually in international districts. Wooohoo, way better videos, way better songs (even though considerably less of them), and mad transitional capabilities!
I was the only white guy that could draw a crowd playing that thing. Although every korean guy put me to shame...

EGG-FUCKING-ZACTLY >:

[Drev]

Pump it up! That was the name of the clone I saw! Too bad I didn't have a chance to play it when I could. :tear

[Spectre X]

I have never played either.

[Throat_Wobblar]

HOW TOO PLAY

1. DOANT.

2. go hoame adn make a sandwhiach. yuo earned ti FARGOT.

[starz]

where's choijin :(

[Protoclown]

I wouldn't play DDR if I was hooked up to it for life support.

[FS]

I wouldn't play it if the fate of the galaxy depended on a DDR match between me and Greldor, the unlegged beast from Xyz.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't play DDR even if Chojin promised to show me his boobs.

[Anonymous]

I'm pretty sure PIU came out before DDR. Bu anyway. I strongly disagree that PIU has better songs, but it certainly does have a better physical set-up; It's easier to actually 'dance' on a Pump machine, but they could really use some of the game mechanics that DDR uses like arrow coloring, nonstop & oni modes, and the song wheel.

Beatmania's videos blow Pump's to hell, but beatmania sucks. I don't know why they don't just put the BM videos into DDR, considering the BMs come out first :<

[Rongi]

I played DDR once. It was colorful and had a few pretty gay songs. I got bored of it after about 3 games.

[Schimid]

but they could really use some of the game mechanics that DDR uses...the song wheel.

Yeah. :(

[starz]

the people that play ddr in japan are crazy, they dont look at the screen and get perfect on all songs :(

[Anonymous]

That's Aaron, and he isn't representative of the Japanese :/

[Skulhedface]

I've never played DDR myself, but I must admit, as hard as it is to miss in our arcade (it's right there as you walk in), watching people play it is embarassingly hypnotic.

Remove the "embarassing" part if a girl actually plays it. :love

[timrpgland]

I've never played DDR and I don't plan to. No Travoltas allowed in my house.