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OK, I couldn't see the image but did it look something like this?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/Confusing/DDR/dwipsmwtf.jpg

Because I found that for some reason, I would get this sort o ...

Hmm, alternative definitions:

Skips: A series of steps which can be divided into pairs of steps using the same foot with a gap, while the pairs themselves have only a small gap between them, ie. le ...

If Shinji Ikari played DDR, he'd probably do pretty well (especially after "Both of you, Dance Like you Wanna Win!"). But Ireckon his favourite song would be an 8-footer from IIDX, and he'd play it al ...

I love Synchronised Love as a warm-up song, especially on Double - it gets you running across the pad, it has a couple of those steps where you have to stick your foot behind you while your body's mov ...

Definitely agree with TwinBee, and would also like to add Jet World Heavy Single, and Spin the Disc Heavy Double

ConMan, Sydney. That's in Australia - the huge country on the other side of the planet to most of you guys.

I first played DDR in mid-2001, when a friend convinced me to get on a 3rd Mix Korean, an ...

Vision Attack (as proposed for a tournament a while ago): Beginner, Stealth. Reaction speed required is similar to reading at about 5x - you see the circle, and your foot shoots out.

And interestingly enough Sobakasu Freckles is the only song title in Extreme to be sorted by its second word, since apparently everyone knows it as Freckles.

Despite everyone knowing Matsuri Japan ...

The funny thing is, I find some songs have good music, but kind of ok steps, and other songs have music that isn't really my bag[1], but really fun steps. And I tend to play the two in roughly equal p ...

That is an utterly evil point to end the update, Makoto!

We're all hanging on waiting for the next update now ... hope it's as exciting as this one!

Not sure about Daikenkai being a 9 ... I tend to put it on Shuffle just to screw up the spins (but introduce a bunch of new ones

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On the other hand, Daikenkai Double Oni definitely deserves its ...

I think the Max/Max2/Extreme Announcer is mostly less annoying, although I do agree that the whole "I can't stop crying ... buckets of tears" gets on my nerves, as does "Here we have the kiiiing of da ...

A friend and I were discussing this sort of thing today. We both agreed no-one could manage an hour-long Oni, although a Nonstop course would be fun. Especially if it had four "songs" - ie, four Dance ...

ha ha ha! noooooo, my roommate (and others) would KILL me if I even mentioned crocodiles! In my town (Kurume-shi, Fukuoka-ken) I know 10 people that speak native english-- (two american, six brit) an ...

Conman-- Is Team Odoru Baka from Australia? that could be a nice touch, but I'd need help if they spoke with a dialect-- one of my roommates is australian (and the other NZ-er) but sometimes it's hard ...

Heh. I'd love Team Odoru Baka to make a cameo, but they were probably 2nd last in the qualifiers that got Team Psyclone through to the tourney

And I like the End-of-Update marker - very cute, a ...

Oh, the other thing - do you mind if I advertise 10kcommotion in our team's web site and chat room? I've already pointed some friends to it, and we all enjoy it (we've even made a few jokes about FCin ...

*ConMan adds Makoto's name to his list of "People Who Draw Better Than Me"*

Very nice. And I like the style of the pictures. The only problem I have so far is on page 11, and it's a tricky one to f ...

Round here we call it Drunk Drunk Revolution. I don't do it myself, since I don't drink, but I've heard it's quite a sight.

Kakushi is Japanese for "secret" or "hidden". The Japanese title for "Spirited Away" (whichisaveryfineanimedoncherknow) is "Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi", where kamikakushi translates as "spiriting a ...