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I'd have some sort of slick speedster superhero type, all modern and bright lines and circuit patterns.

Think more high-tech QuickSilver, less pansy-buttocks Flash.

He'd be called Rush, and you'd be ...

There is USUALLY two classes of people that play DDR.
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2) Gamers/Normal players: .......

Okay, you know you've got into a speciality activity when gamers are referred to as the "normal" p ...

PS CaptainCanada, that On The Jazz FS is a great example of what you're talking about, and looks sweet to boot. Anybody looking for an example of dancing on the pads should check it out.

Not to discourage anyone, but hooking your legs on the support bar and slapping arrows with your hands is not going to award you anything but hand herpes.

Has anyone ever won a legitimate tournamen ...

Yeah, I sometimes get that whole "gay" thing - not just from DDR, but from my general love of brightly coloured clothes and dancing.

You've really got to wonder about people for whom this is an in ...

Hooking your leg on the bar and using your hands to hit the arrows is a pretty good move - can't do it in my local, though, 'cos there're two machines back-to-back.

And some sort of agreed upon vid ...

1. You wear skateboarding gloves while playing so you don't damage your hands while FSing.

2. You keep said gloves in your coat/kit bag at all times, 'cos you never know when you'll be in town an ...

DDR has definitely affected/damaged my taste in music. A friend of mine was always trying to get me into techno/house, and I must confess that since I started playing some on the dance machine I've ...

Thank you for starting this thread! It started me thinking of words that could do it, and I came up with a phrase that I can't for the life of me think why I haven't used it before.

HyperJive!

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Wow, Ian2K3 - looks like I've got an opposite out there!

I love I was the one, like Never let you down(and in fact anything involving good-cool is good and cool with me. And I quite like The Cube ...

Onigirl (and indeed anyone reading this) - go for the doubles!

I play a lot of DDR, both technical and FreeStyle, and I *only* style to doubles. There is so much more room and possibility that onc ...

You know what the worst thing is? An article/post along the themes of "Why I hate DDR" or "Things that are wrong with DDR players" could be a very good addition to any DDR fan forum - a jumping boar ...

I went to the college student centre to get something to eat on Monday, and what did I behold but a couple of mats and playstation hooked up to a projector, running Dancing Stage Fever? Yop Yoghurt w ...

It's not all about the physical effects.

You don't even think about it when you're a regular player, but we've all seen those who are too embarrassed to play the machine because they don't want to ...

I've got a couple more:

- You use skateboarding gloves to protect your hands when you FreeStyle.
- You carry your gloves in your kit bag 'cos you never know when you'll get the chance to play.
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It's not made sticky because it's popular or not, but because it's a frequent question. Even if there haven't been any posts for a couple of weeks, its presence at the top of the forum stops people s ...

I FreeStyle because that's the fun way to play - in fact I FS'd before I even knew what FSing was. See, when I started to play (years ago), there was hardly any DDR here in Dublin, and the dance mach ...

I've got to add my voice to the DDR + Light guns platform. And I do mean gunS. I don't know how many times I've been playing computer games, grabbed both my lovely lovely G-Cons and thought

"Jump ...

Yeah, I remember when Paranoia was some sort of fever-dream impossibility. These days you gotta work harder to get a crowd.

For example, my one and only routine (Spin the Disc doubles) still usual ...

Doubles is definitely the best way to play - FreeStyle!

I'm the best doubles FreeStyler in my local arcade (translation: I'm the only doubles FSer in my local arcade).

There is just so much m ...