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They had two ITG setups. One of them was ITG for the ps2, which is what that ps2 is for, and the other was the ITG2 arcade setup, which was probably done on a linux computer.

All of the ITG1 songs were on it and now that i think of it, I think i may have seen on the background art something about ITG3 or Kyle said something, but i can't exactly remember, so I guess you cou ...

I asked Kyle why they had that setup while i was there and he said they were meant to get an actual arcade machine, but that they couldn't for some reason, so i don't think that's a ps2 setup.

I went to the $2000 DDR tournament in New York and Kyle Ward was there showing off ITG2 and i played it and there was a new song on it called "Stop! and Go" by Onyx. It had no expert difficulty and wa ...

I'm thinking less then the arcade.

I hope it's enough so i don't screw up in the arcade after practicing at home.

Are those buttons lowered more or less than the arcade?

That's what the guy said when i asked him if it had lowered buttons. He might have been lying though because i said i was gonna get a flux instead of one of their current pads, and then he said they w ...

I talked to one of the people on RedOctane's live chat a couple weeks ago and they said it would have lowered arrow buttons like in the arcade and they said it would cost the same as their current pad ...

I bought a referbished Redoctane Ignition pad on ebay for about $60 in June and it stills works great.

Do u think they would accept 8 year olds instead of 9? My little brother is obssessed with DDR and is pretty good. We live in NJ, so it's close enough. He'll be 9 in May, so i don't think it would be ...