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Save Ferris 06-02-06 11:32 AM

Dance Dance! Is this video real?
 
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...99753413853695

Is this real? Is it as impressive as it seems? I havent kids play much of it in person to be honest.

Derrich 06-02-06 11:53 AM

until I see a video of the person actually playing, i refuse to believe that.

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DRG 06-02-06 12:28 PM

I'm sure it's real, but...

1. Stepmania is a Dance Dance Revolution clone/simulator for the PC (and Xbox and others). Not only can people use songs and steps from the official games, but there is a subculture of people who create their own stepfiles with all sorts of songs. A lot of these mega-hard files are created by people who think the hardest ones are still too easy. So I have no doubt the song/steps part is real.

2. Being that we can't see the player, I doubt the person is actually using a dance mat for this. Most likely he is using the keyboard or a controller. Granted, it's still a tough feat but nowhere near as impossible as something like that would have been on a dance mat.

Goldberg74 06-02-06 11:28 PM

HARD ROCK HALLELUJAH! by Lordi

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...24635225196430

ScandalUMD 06-03-06 02:07 AM

I've seen experiments that indicate that, with enough practice, people can memorize extremely long strands of inputs. If these things are requesting inputs in reasonable patterns, somebody playing on a keyboard or controller, with enough dedication, could do stuff like this with incredible precision.

Of course, it takes a lot less time to move your finger half an inch than it does to move your feet on one of those pads. If such a thing is possible, and I doubt it, I'm sure the person would probably invest their remarkable athletic prowess in a sport that earns more respect and accolades than DDR. It makes a lot of sense that the people who play on gamepads or keyboards find the hardest pre-packaged puzzles to be easy. They're designed to be danced.

Shagrath 06-03-06 07:24 AM


Originally Posted by Goldberg74

I'm watching this right now.. I love the fact that they won Euro-Vision! I hope they make it to the US sometime, as I'd love to see them.

Back on track, it seems a bunch of people also want Dragonforce on Guitar Hero, but I think that'd kill most people as well and leave them with a crippled mess of a hand.

boredsilly 06-03-06 09:35 AM


Originally Posted by ScandalUMD
If such a thing is possible, and I doubt it, I'm sure the person would probably invest their remarkable athletic prowess in a sport that earns more respect and accolades than DDR.

I don't buy that at all. People will do what they like.

However I do think it's done on a keyboard or something, but it's still impressive.

xmiyux 06-03-06 12:00 PM

The Hall of the Mountain King one was the fastest thing i have ever seen in a rhythm game.

hahn 06-03-06 12:10 PM

Mmm....I think it can be done...
Check out this video...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...07568330&q=ddr

I've always found the free-stylers more impressive than the people who can move their feet really quickly though.

jonw9 06-03-06 02:25 PM


Originally Posted by hahn
Mmm....I think it can be done...
Check out this video...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...07568330&q=ddr

I've always found the free-stylers more impressive than the people who can move their feet really quickly though.

At the end he said "I don't know how many of those were Pat and how many were me"

Does this mean he had somebody else assisting? :confused:

asabase 06-04-06 07:23 AM

I think he was talking about the other high scores maybe.

brkhrt7 06-04-06 07:01 PM

If only he could of stuck the landing...
http://acidarcade.com/games/Fat-Kid


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