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So, I have nothing to lose by trying to fix the Cobalt Flux since it will be pretty much unplayable if I don't do anything to it now, huh? That is a good point; I was just wondering if it would be mo ...

The problem with the CobaltFlux is that weights have been dropped on the up arrow, so there is a dent in the metal sheet pasted to the wooden base. I would have to detach the former from the latter i ...

So, it would be really nice if I could play my home versions again, but I don't seem to have any good pads at the moment -- my TX-1000 needs a new adapter since I ruined the circuit board, the Cobalt ...

I have heard that some fat people outlive some skinny people, and that it might be okay to be a little overweight if you get enough cardiovascular exercise and all. I guess excess fat just increases ...

I wonder how many players have abandoned Dance Dance Revolution for In The Groove, Pump It Up, or maybe some other music game. EXTREME is sort of getting a little old for me because I've played it ov ...

Last time I checked, my body-fat percentage is around 22%, and my BMI is like 25 or so. I am currently about the nine-foot level. I have yet to find a suitable bar substitute for home play. For arc ...

So, would home play be appropriate for players around my level (remember, I can't even pass 10's)? When do people usually start focusing on score? I'm focused mostly on just passing more nines and c ...

When you mentioned "that one urban dance game", were you by any chance referring to Flow, chennymountain? I suppose I should have asked, "how much do such attitudes vary among regions?" as in, "do mo ...

Honestly, once you get past the basics, like reading arrows easily and gaining some stamina to play harder songs, playing at home will hinder your ability to get better. If you intend to get good scor ...

How big of a factor is the laziness? Would an exercise fad or something help combat that? Also, are the attitudes PureBlue has mentioned generally universal, or do they vary significantly among regi ...

Well, if the pads have sensitivity issues, you could always try to find another machine. When I visit arcades nowadays, I often try some songs on light/easy to test the pads. You could always try pl ...

Isn't that what they would think about anyone who triple-stars expert songs? I mean, I thought what I can do now was humanly impossible when I first got the game (I couldn't pass heavy songs using th ...

You know, playing Guitar Hero is different from playing a real guitar. I am relatively new to Dance Dance Revolution also -- I was introduced to the game in 2006, and I have learned a lot about it an ...

Yes, it seems such ideas would be more effective on people who are willing to play the game, but lack confidence in their ability to achieve what we have. I think some people think they can't do even ...

Well, I didn't know anything about the game until like 2005 or 2006. When I heard about it then, I thought it was just some game about dancing that wouldn't interest me, but seeing it in action showe ...

If reaching out to inexperienced players is the key (or at least a significant help) to reviving our beloved games, I have an idea: what if arcade machines cost only to more experienced players? Sin ...

I <3 Night in Motion

That is just one of the songs I like and would love to play

Should such a game utilize the new scale introduced by X?

Everyone's into Guitar Hero now, that's what. Nobody cares about dancing!!

But, does that explain why Konami would reduce the quality of their more recent products? I mean, does it make sense to s ...

it's more of a psychological thing. Everytime I know one of those repetitive steams comes up, my brain says "You will go too fast! You will go too fast!" and it makes me just give up basically, not be ...

Well, I am not sophisticated/experienced enough to criticize the games like you guys do -- I do not have as many complaints largely due to lack of attention to detail and acquired skill. However, one ...