Do you like DDR? (Yes, this is park related)
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 8:08 am
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Do you like DDR? (Yes, this is park related)
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Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 8:40 am
OMG! THAT WAS EASY!?
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 9:35 am
THAT'S FUN!!! 
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 12:16 pm
LOL
Easy is relative. Though, on a real dance machine, that would still be rated easy, yes. Maybe a level 4. Out of 13. But hey, I'll admit it took me a month or so of practice to even get that good.
Overall, there's an unfortunate lack of Disney park music in the FFR database ... I intend on rectifying this situation. <_<
Easy is relative. Though, on a real dance machine, that would still be rated easy, yes. Maybe a level 4. Out of 13. But hey, I'll admit it took me a month or so of practice to even get that good.
Overall, there's an unfortunate lack of Disney park music in the FFR database ... I intend on rectifying this situation. <_<
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 12:20 pm
FFR? Finger Finger Revolution?IMFearless wrote:Overall, there's an unfortunate lack of Disney park music in the FFR database ... I intend on rectifying this situation. <_<
Are there more songs to do than just the Main Street Electrical Parade?
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 3:47 pm
http://www.flashflashrevolution.com
Flash version of DDR. There's two full versions with songs built-in there, and a MASSIVE database of individual songs, where I found this. There's, what, over 30k songs on there.
Also of note:
http://www.stepmania.com
Download version of DDR; you can download files from the FFR website and play them there, plus create/edit your own.
I also know certain versions of DDR in arcades actually include a USB port; you can put a small drive into that and upload songs like that. As a stressed-for-time college student, this is a major form of exercise for me ... therefore I know too much about this.
Flash version of DDR. There's two full versions with songs built-in there, and a MASSIVE database of individual songs, where I found this. There's, what, over 30k songs on there.
Also of note:
http://www.stepmania.com
Download version of DDR; you can download files from the FFR website and play them there, plus create/edit your own.
I also know certain versions of DDR in arcades actually include a USB port; you can put a small drive into that and upload songs like that. As a stressed-for-time college student, this is a major form of exercise for me ... therefore I know too much about this.
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 8:50 pm
Ah! My fingers keep wanting to play the bass line that I use when I play Baroque Hoedown on the piano and it's messing me up!
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 9:30 pm
Oh man, I have to try this when I'm not distracted so much!
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 9:38 pm
Wow this is intense. My fingers are exhausted after playing easy. I think I am going to have to practice at this.
Posted: Sep Wed 17, 2008 10:37 pm
I've gotten so many good Disney-related time wasters from this site. I think I just sprained something though.
Posted: Sep Fri 19, 2008 12:26 pm
On a slightly related note, I just uploaded this version of the Electrical Parade music to the FTP. I don't know if it's eligible to be added, as something that (to the best of my knowledge) isn't played in the parks but is based on something that has. But I figured it wouldn't hurt.
Posted: Nov Mon 03, 2008 11:33 am
Holy crap, I did fine on the Easy level, but I couldn't even finish the medium! That's awesome.
Posted: Nov Mon 03, 2008 5:29 pm
sooo much fun, thanks for posting that
Posted: Nov Sun 16, 2008 4:16 am
I was seriously into DDR a while ago, but could never find any decent Disney music. I tried the official Disney songs, but it was apparently slowed-down version for kids. Not only was it way too easy, they didn't use the original music. Goofy sang the Tiki Room song or something.
I never saw any DDR machines at Disney, they only had those mutant versions that had the inverse of the proper arrow keys.
I have worked up quite a sweat at Universal, however, which for me is the spiritual home of DDR. I saw it for the first time in Kingpin's Arcade, where I saw a huge black guy and a tiny Asian kid dancing together in unison...and immediately decided it was one of the greatest video games I've ever seen in my life.
I've burnt through a couple of dance pads since then, but don't play very much any more.
After pwning Love Love Shine on Heavy Mode, I was finally able to retire in peace.
Although I am now curiously feeling the urge to Kick the Can...
I never saw any DDR machines at Disney, they only had those mutant versions that had the inverse of the proper arrow keys.
I have worked up quite a sweat at Universal, however, which for me is the spiritual home of DDR. I saw it for the first time in Kingpin's Arcade, where I saw a huge black guy and a tiny Asian kid dancing together in unison...and immediately decided it was one of the greatest video games I've ever seen in my life.
I've burnt through a couple of dance pads since then, but don't play very much any more.
After pwning Love Love Shine on Heavy Mode, I was finally able to retire in peace.
Although I am now curiously feeling the urge to Kick the Can...