DDR3 for xBox360? Fuck yeah, I have it also. SEE? People never believe me that it's hard. It's MUCH harder than it looks, most just don't realize it until they actually step up on the mat themselves.
If you want a DDR buddy you should come over! Bring whoever you like, I don't mind. I have a huge cool basement, extra pads, tons of the DDR series, and mad skill to help you out if you'd like.
I should so organize a DGN DDR-fest. I'm thinking that's gonna come on in May possibly when I'm out of school. I can even have prizes for the best skill, etc.
What does everyone think about this?
Oh, btw, Lillylu...DDR4 is out 5/1/10 . They weren't sure if they were going to release it at first but it's comin' (along with the FIRST DDR ever for PS3 on 3/1/10!)
If you think it is challenging...DO NOT give up! You WILL get better with practice, I promise you! When I started I FAILED my first song miserably and it was THREE step on Light mode! Now I can stomp out anywhere from 6-8 Step on either Standard or Heavy mode for HOURS with near perfection, stick with it! That's my biggest tip! Pounds will MELT if you do since your brain is registering it as "fun" and not "dreadfully boring exercise".
After melting off dozens of pounds you'll join my school of thought in thinking about how silly most girls are for doing their fad "cabbage diets" or "cleaning diets" or "only eat one lettuce leaf a day" diets because you'll be taking off the weight without having to modify diet THAT much and nearly effortlessly. Not to even mention how badass all of the kids at your local arcade will think you are when you go in there and pwn their shit while stomping. Hell, I even got an impromptu photo session and a crowd of almost a dozen people two years ago at Cedar Point when I decided to hit up their DDR Machine in the arcade between roller coasters. Just don't let all the dance fame and fortune get to your head like it did with me . Yes, you CAN get a lot of recognition playing in public and competing in contests...American Fun Center in Oakland Mall actually gives out cash prizes on the spot to people who win their annual tournament.