Post by Miles on May 24, 2003 13:20:54 GMT -5
DDR (which stands for 'Dance Dance Revolution' and can be found at Arcades or for PS1/PS2) conceptually is a very simple game. There is a platform with four arrows: up, down, left, and right.
There are four stationary arrows at the top of the screen. There will be arrows that scroll up from the bottom of the screen.
When the scrolling arrows overlap the stationary arrows, you then hit the corresponding arrow on the platform. And that's it -- you have now learned the basics of DDR!
Note: For PS1/PS2 owners, you don't have to buy the Dance Mat/Pad to play it. You can use your controllor.
Many people take this game way too seriously, but theuy don't realize it's just a game.
It's just a means for fun.
There are four stationary arrows at the top of the screen. There will be arrows that scroll up from the bottom of the screen.
When the scrolling arrows overlap the stationary arrows, you then hit the corresponding arrow on the platform. And that's it -- you have now learned the basics of DDR!
Note: For PS1/PS2 owners, you don't have to buy the Dance Mat/Pad to play it. You can use your controllor.
Many people take this game way too seriously, but theuy don't realize it's just a game.
It's just a means for fun. 
