Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6165270.html

So it's basically DDR taken to the logical next level. You have to step on the pad and gesture with the wiimote + nunchuck. Oughtta be pretty nice for you kiddies with coordination beyond your thumbs. :bang:

Her name was Jane. She shaved her pussy each night with a razorblade. Shaved it raw. Some say her last meal was cotc. Believe.

Nothing says innovation like combining two games that are both about a decade old.

Nintendo Wii - now you can play DDR and Parapara Paradise simultaneously.

I am sure something like this will come out soon for PS3 eventually.

I was really hoping this thread would die without a single reply like it deserved. Nice work, guys.

I would be interested, but the DDR/Eyetoy implementation on the PS2 was crap and I don't see this being any better at the moment. Looks to be the same exact thing as the Eyetoy support except you shake the nunchuck/wiimote instead of moving your hands over the buttons. Hopefully, the extra motions and "flair" moves that they add will be fun. The F-chan in me wants full Para Para-type motions + DDR!

The comments below the story are awesome.

Well I have the 360 and the wii. But if both gets it, i sure will get the Wii one.
The graphs on DDR aren't that much... So there should be no major differences on the 360 and the Wii. but on the wii the gameplay will be much better :p.

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I was really hoping this thread would die without a single reply like it deserved. Nice work, guys.

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Relax. Nobody here is saying anything blatantly retarded like how this will move systems or be worth playing.

I just found out that I have a cousin who I've never met before, who studies japanese. I told her I'm in japan, and now she wants to DDR battle me when I get home. Man, I can't fucking wait until this game is dead and forgotten about.

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I told her I'm in japan, and now she wants to DDR battle me when I get home.

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serious, hearty, from-the-belly lollin'

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I just found out that I have a cousin who I've never met before, who studies japanese. I told her I'm in japan, and now she wants to DDR battle me when I get home. Man, I can't fucking wait until this game is dead and forgotten about.

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That's how the movie starts. Then you find out she means she want to Death Death Revulsion battle you. She won't rest until you're dead.

hahahaha oh god

Dear Konami,

There's only so much you can do with four buttons and bad dance music. You've done pretty much all of it. It was a good idea at first, it had a nice run, and the old editions still exist for people who like it. But please, stop embarassing yourself.

Sincerely and with great concern,
Seth

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I just found out that I have a cousin who I've never met before, who studies japanese. I told her I'm in japan, and now she wants to DDR battle me when I get home. Man, I can't fucking wait until this game is dead and forgotten about.

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Don get served dawg.

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Originally Posted by sethsez

Dear Konami,

There's only so much you can do with four buttons and bad dance music. You've done pretty much all of it. It was a good idea at first, it had a nice run, and the old editions still exist for people who like it. But please, stop embarassing yourself.

Sincerely and with great concern,
Seth

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I agree with you to an extent, they've been playing around with crappy console releases with lame gimmicks for too long, but I wouldn't mind a totally new mix with traditional gameplay on some new arcade hardware. Pump it Up had the right idea with large screens and great sound systems.

If Konami would make a new arcade mix with the same old formula: New music and a crazy new song to master, but on newer, better hardware, I'm confident they would have a hit again.

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Originally Posted by sethsez

Dear Konami,

There's only so much you can do with four buttons and bad dance music. You've done pretty much all of it. It was a good idea at first, it had a nice run, and the old editions still exist for people who like it. But please, stop embarassing yourself.

Sincerely and with great concern,
Seth

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Meh, I've got more in my DDR tank. I'm in.


Then again, I like (bordering on "love") DDR music and own an arcade machine adapted to display and control various consoles (PS, PS2, Xbox), so take that as you will.

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I just found out that I have a cousin who I've never met before, who studies japanese. I told her I'm in japan, and now she wants to DDR battle me when I get home. Man, I can't fucking wait until this game is dead and forgotten about.

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Bang her out.

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I just found out that I have a cousin who I've never met before, who studies japanese. I told her I'm in japan, and now she wants to DDR battle me when I get home. Man, I can't fucking wait until this game is dead and forgotten about.

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Is she hot? </Klonoa>

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Is she hot? </Klonoa>

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This is a good question.

Although considering she's probably otaku, I'd say the outlook is doubtful.

All I have to say about this is Fuck You Konami. Looks like this is going to be another generation of half assed support from them.

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Is she hot? </Klonoa>

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She's the one in the Notre Dame sweatshirt.

Keepin' it in the family, woop woop!

Git u sum of dat

If she's the one challenging you to a DDR contest, I think you'll win.

You should get your twin friends with laser eyes to immolate her.

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If she's the one challenging you to a DDR contest, I think you'll win.

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LOL. Ice cold.

I'm excited. I <3 DDR.