Dance Dance Revolution Extreme

Either you hate it or love it.

I bought it w/ the dance pad a couple of days ago and I\'ve been using it every chance I get, It\'s a great way to get the blood flowing and cardio. It\'s also an overall fun game and a big challenge.

Plus it\'s fun to get smashed and watch your friend try to play it.

[Paul2]

haven\'t play it or try it.  I think i seen similiar game in store where some kids actually dance on those things on the floor.  To me, I would be embarrass to do it in public.  But I gotta give people credits for doing it in store.

But it does sounds like fun, and a good form of exercise.

I remember when i was a freshman in HS - my friends and i used to make so much fun of DDR. The next year we were fuckin pros. I dont play as much anymore but i can still pull off tricks to some songs and play on the hardest difficulty. Good times.

If you really get into it - try investing in the metal pad. I hate those flimsy plastic pieces of shit that you buy at the store.

Originally posted by Lord Nicon
I remember when i was a freshman in HS - my friends and i used to make so much fun of DDR. The next year we were fuckin pros. I dont play as much anymore but i can still pull off tricks to some songs and play on the hardest difficulty. Good times.

If you really get into it - try investing in the metal pad. I hate those flimsy plastic pieces of shit that you buy at the store.

I agree, the plastic pad sucks ass. I am going to invest in the afterburner pad wich is made out of VERY stiff 2 inch thick foam and you can wear shoes on it. Only problem is it\'s 100 bucks :/

you can prolly find some metal pads for 150 maybe - much much better then afterburner for 100

if you gonna spend 100 on pad at least throw out 50 more and make it metal one

but yea i play the game all the time got some friends that are awesome at it - they can do everything without even looking up even on oni - but i aint got the time for that - heavy/oni i can do but i gotta pay some close attention on some of those songs