i guess noone's cool enough to play ddr AND ygos. :(
I have six sam (new support coming soon'ish), skill drain, crystal beasts, and cloudians. My girlfriend runs GB, BW, zombies

I'm working on getting the last few cards for a twilight deck >.> Then I can be gay with the gayest of them. Not that gay is bad, it's just that any LS variant is gay.

Dust forsure. Windex forsure. Kleen  your SHOES too. They carry a lot of dust.

Oh man, someone hired some sweatshop coders for this 'upgrade'!

You stop feeding yours!

ITG <u>-IS- </u>stepmania in a cabinet. It's also "ROXORDDR" >.>

worst internet bump thread ever!

Nope, you missed gameboy.

A USB optional heart rate monitor receiver. The kind where you wear the strap around your chest and wear the watch for user interface, but this could interface directly with the console!

 'cuz otherwise the calorie counts have been really, really messed up, in every version i've tried.

CF has the worst customer support in the world, and often ship wrong products.

Other than TGA, what comes to mind for arcades like you just described?

Once, this guy I was playing ddr with, got mad at the pads and intentionally went and smashed one of the panels. I didn't get to play ddr for quite a while after that.

Well I think it's good to keep in mind that most people don't play 9s & 10s frequently. I also think, that, unless Konami wants to put out a "Challenge Only" game, they should definately include all difficulties, since with every mix they're reaching new players. New players don't want to start on 6s.

Konami has demonstrated, through every release -ever-, that they want to make the game accessable (and challenging) to all levels of players; I'd be very interested to hear why anyone would honestly think that's a bad idea.

Last I checked, any cmod dq'd your score on any song, unless you've done something -really- weird to the metrics. Anyway, I don't think making it just the same as ITG is that great an idea either.

Um, immense lag? I'd imagine that since bemani has been dealing with widescreens for several versions in the iidx line that they've gotten it pretty well figured out. I don't know that anyone has given out real specs about what type of screen is being used, plasma, lcd, crt, etc. It seems a bit premature to be assuming such things would be overlooked.

Naw, it looks like the arrows are in the same spot as before, with a bunch of useless deadspace on the sides :/ And I don't mean the speakers on the header, I mean the ugly deadspace :P

Looks like you have to look further down, too. Like they actually lowered the screen.

That last picture there kinda shows how much screen space is being completely and totally wasted. It's almost like they took a fullscreen stepmania theme, centered everything, and put it on a widescreen without changing anything. What's the point of a big fancy flashy widescreen if you're not going to even pretend to use it?

Also, that headder is freakin HUGE. And with the tilted forward it really looks like it's looming over you. It's cool that they upgraded everything, but it doesn't look like much actual thought went into it :/ I mean, they couldn't even use all the 'widescreen' space in the header!

I think Sony's disallowing backwards compatibility on new ps3s kinda forces the decision that way. If not for the next mix, then almost definately for the one after.

Oh man, DMX style target hits !