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It might have been done before but no one must have patented it before Konami. Just because something comes first doesn't mean they actually patented it.

There is a great deal of problems there, th ...

This is a completely legitimate topic. It is quite distinguished when compared to the least/most favorite song-type threads.

To answer the question:

Speed Over Beethoven...Burnin' The Floor....I ...

The mechanic of using your feet to play in response to coordinating target scrolling (in sync with a piece of music) with said targets scrolling towards a target judgment window is and was unique ...

Ha, no game company will get away with pulling in special rights to "rhythmic games." Just look at Nintendo's Donky Conga (or whatever it is exactly).

Patenting the right to make games in which you ...

Well I played them both on Stepmania. That's ... kinda helping.

*Bangs head against wall several times*

I got 1998 and Burning the Floor stuck in my head!

I could hear them laughing but they weren't laughing at the fact that I was playing, but they were laughing at how fast my legs were moving.

Dude, they were laughing at you for playing.

That ...

I'm not sure, but i think this belongs in the DDR Arcade Games forum... there is a DDR Experiences thread there.

Should I expect it to move or move it myself? And I really should say that I forgot ...

Brought a friend I've been training to the arcade a little ways away from home so that he could try the arcade version for the first time. It was my first time on the machine in a couple months, and t ...

Hmm don't know why people dislike On the Jazz so much. Once I actually gave the song a try, I realized that it has a damn good stepchart for a 7-footer. The song's not too bad. "The Reflex" works we ...

Well I'm feeling rather tired right now. After all, I just finished playing Drop Out Heavy (not the ridiculously easy challenge version, that is if you don't want to AA or AAA it...) 3 times. B'ed it ...