Research paper on DDR

[theonecalledy2ckt]

lolz, this essay was quite inciteful. i have never seen this much devotion to any game ever. and for a stanford student to write this makes it all the more hella cool.
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red shoe paul wrote:

dancexsummer12 wrote: why do all the places have to be soooo far away from where i live? Location: unknown That might be why..?

[kewl'n'smoothdancer]

I am going to assume J dogg likes the publicity of being recognized in such a paper lol

Very good paper Chan and thakns for recognozing this site also I am sure the hits will be up from standfor U students.
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[Avatar Z]

What's a .pdf file?

I downloaded it, clicked on it, and I get a notepad with a bazillion symbols on it. What's going on?

~Avatar Z, a confuzzled compewter n00b
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Thank you, Avatar Z. But our princess is in another castle.
"What if everything you see is more than what you see?..." -Shigeru Miyamoto

[kewl'n'smoothdancer]

Its adobe acrobat
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[Daniel]

I can't find myself to agree with the thesis of the essay: "CPR for the arcade culture". As said before the fighting game culture has been around longer in the arcades and in many arcades that can actually be considered good - that culture is still in existence.

The author seams to be missing the point that arcade culture can't survive with bad arcade management. Once the initial Street Fighter 2 craze died down, only good arcades were able to keep customers competiting with each other. I think I might send Alex Chan the www.shoryuken.com articles about arcades.

[Spike]