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Old 02-2-2011, 01:52 PM   #21
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xD Even the flea markets know Extreme 2 was one of the worst mixes! (it's all opinion though)
Pshaw, Extreme2 had a sick setlist what are you talking about? :V

Anyways, off with opinions, I started BACK when I was in Grade 6 or 7, with DDR Extreme arcade. Oh god that was so fun, I skipped Beginner and went straight into Light since after watching people play it I knew how to play. After that I got Ultramix 2 for the Xbox and just went on from there.

I remember LOVING the song B4U. Well...the light chart at least.
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Old 02-2-2011, 04:08 PM   #22
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Well, Extreme is definitely my favorite mix, hands down. There a couple I'd pull from Extreme 2 (cartoon heroes, captain jack grandale, etc.) but my love for ddr stops at extreme.
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Old 02-2-2011, 04:34 PM   #23
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Solution: Get Japanese version of Extreme for ps2, scrap both US Extreme games.

Also I agree that anything after 8th mix is bleh overall. Although I do like some original songs they have, I just cant say the same for their stepcharts.
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Old 02-3-2011, 05:55 PM   #24
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Oops, forgot to clear up which extreme I was talking about. The arcade Extreme was tight as can be because it was a summary of the previous games and extreme. The home version of Extreme sucked.

I remember the first song I ever played lmfao: Have You Ever Been Mellow from the first DDR. God why did I pick that song?
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Old 02-3-2011, 06:09 PM   #25
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I remember sucking really bad at DDR when I was like 16 (Light). Around the time I first started playing FFR, I used to go to my local arcade every weekend and waste a good $20 to play some DDR. Man. I met so many people just by playing on the damn machine. I even met my first date doing it.

The terrible news is the arcade's now closed down. I have no place to play DDR anymore. I hate the soft pads since they move too much. I think there's an ITG machine like an hour away or so from me, but I have NO way to get there.
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Old 02-3-2011, 06:15 PM   #26
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I remember sucking really bad at DDR when I was like 16 (Light). Around the time I first started playing FFR, I used to go to my local arcade every weekend and waste a good $20 to play some DDR. Man. I met so many people just by playing on the damn machine. I even met my first date doing it.

The terrible news is the arcade's now closed down. I have no place to play DDR anymore. I hate the soft pads since they move too much. I think there's an ITG machine like an hour away or so from me, but I have NO way to get there.
Get a metal pad I got mines for $174 on ebay. Not bad, compared to cobalts that are like $600.
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Old 02-14-2011, 03:48 PM   #27
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Aw man. I was like, 10 when I started playing. I had always wanted to try it, but didn't until one of my friends dragged me on to play DDR Extreme. We played I Do I Do I Do, Butterfly, and one other song that I don't remember. I was so terrible. I couldn't even get through Light mode without failing and making my friend save me. But slowly I started to get better, and played every weekend at the mall. Now I can play Heavy, and some Expert songs; but our mall no longer has DDR; it switched to In The Groove. I like it for the length of the songs, but I miss reminiscing with all of the great DDR songs. :P
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Old 02-14-2011, 04:33 PM   #28
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Aw man. I was like, 10 when I started playing. I had always wanted to try it, but didn't until one of my friends dragged me on to play DDR Extreme. We played I Do I Do I Do, Butterfly, and one other song that I don't remember. I was so terrible. I couldn't even get through Light mode without failing and making my friend save me. But slowly I started to get better, and played every weekend at the mall. Now I can play Heavy, and some Expert songs; but our mall no longer has DDR; it switched to In The Groove. I like it for the length of the songs, but I miss reminiscing with all of the great DDR songs. :P
ITG has better charts in more ways and now you can put in custom songs (and the DDR stepcharts if you know where to look >.>)
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Old 02-14-2011, 04:38 PM   #29
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ITG has better charts in more ways and now you can put in custom songs (and the DDR stepcharts if you know where to look >.>)
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Old 02-14-2011, 07:39 PM   #30
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I agree(as anyone would) that ITG has better stepcharts, and its custom/hacking stuff you can do with it is fantastic, but sometimes I miss the old DDR machines. Not because they are necesarilly better, but for the fun nostalgia.
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Old 02-14-2011, 08:06 PM   #31
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I agree(as anyone would) that ITG has better stepcharts, and its custom/hacking stuff you can do with it is fantastic, but sometimes I miss the old DDR machines. Not because they are necesarilly better, but for the fun nostalgia.
DDR Extreme all the way man...Extreme all the way...
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Old 02-15-2011, 09:17 AM   #32
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DDRMAX was what got me started. Still a great game.
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Old 04-3-2011, 01:45 AM   #33
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I started late as hell. whenever Supernova first came out, that's when I started to play. I remember playing Xepher a lot lol. Actually, I started playing ffr/stepmania around the same time. So about 5 years, then? Wow, I suck at this game lol.
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Old 04-3-2011, 02:29 AM   #34
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I started probably back in the early 2000s, maybe 2001 or 2002. Before then, I was aware of DDR but didn't really care about it. First DDR machine I saw was Max2. But the first one I actually played was Extreme, shortly after it was officially released. I was playing it at the annual fairgrounds, where an arcade under a tent was set up. I really loved it for some reason.

I can't remember the first song I played, but probably one of my earliest ones was Telephone Operator on standard. I remember a kid was impressed with me playing that song lol. "The telephone operator ha ha, ha ha, ha ha, ha ha, ha..."

I had a good start compared to others, but other people quickly surpassed me in skill. I actually didn't peak that far - the best stuff I could do was AA Xenon on heavy, or FC So Deep on heavy. I didn't even get many AAs, mainly because almost all of the machines I've played were stomped the hell out - one or more of the arrow pads were desensitized.

Because of that, I had a better time playing at home, except I missed the bar. So I learned some balance while playing at home. My first home version was Konamix for the PS, which had some pretty early songs that you don't hear anymore, such as patsenner, On the jazz, and Ska a go go. I eventually bought the japanese version of Max2, then the US versions of Max2 and Extreme (I torrented the rest lol).

I have to say that my interest in DDR dwindled around the time Supernova came out.
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Old 04-3-2011, 09:29 AM   #35
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About 7 years ago I played at my friends house randomly when i didnt even know DDR existed...
Then I stole... er.... borrowed extreme 2 version and played it with a controller until I could AA PSMO everytime, thinking I was a badass.

Then I found out the arcade <1 mile from my house had an arcade version of extreme 2, so I proceeded to play that on light for a week, bouncing as much as possible thinking it was healthy o.o...

Then like a year later i saw a couple play and HOLD DOWN THE MIDDLE BUTTON... and I flipped out when I saw an options menu and from that day I played on heavy, and Im still trying to get better... pluto relinquished on expert almost beat ._.
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Old 04-3-2011, 03:15 PM   #37
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i started playing ddr with extreme 2
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Old 04-3-2011, 03:17 PM   #38
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i started playing ddr with extreme 2
Extreme 2 was the best one anyway


Edit: I started by playing at an arcade in Edmonton on a vacation like 6 years ago (failing beginner, ahaha) but I enjoyed it. I got DDR Extreme 2 (I think, could be wrong) and a pad for christmas that year and played it nonstop. I managed to be able to FC Heavy songs within a month of getting it and I played it for like a year before I decided to search for an online version because I thought it would be cool. I googled something like "Online DDR Game" and FFR came up... played it and loved it. I played it for half a year or so before actually making an account. FFR eventually got me into StepMania too
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Old 04-12-2011, 10:32 AM   #39
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I played it a few times back when I was in primary school in the summer as they had an after school club with euromix on ps1 set up, but the time I really got into it was when I found out about Trocadero (and the amount of brilliant *ahem* machines they have there). Most of the time I stick to pump but I started DDR on doubles at troc, then bought 2 softpads, and all 3 EU PS1 games that were DDR (EuroMix, Disney Mix and Party Edition). Man do I miss speedmods when I'm playing at home :v
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Old 04-12-2011, 12:34 PM   #40
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ah DDR memories: well i was 13 or 14 i don't remember but i was in high school and my friends got a chance to set up there DDR pads and Max 2 well of course i knew what DDR was but at that point i thought it was the dumbest thing ever and i was like i would never play it. but my friend who i was sitting with who owned the same game he told come over and play it so after school i played my first ever game of DDR on beginner and i remember the first song D2R by Naoki i thought it was hard so i kept playing and playing and playing untill i became addicted to the arrows rofl. so about 4 months past and i was already playing on standard so i found out they had a machine in our only arcade so me and a couple people went up there and played against others and we got killed since they played heavy so i played alot more often then i remember my first heavy pass was Destiny also a Naoki song . but then a few weeks later at the arcade someone noticed me playing and asked if i had ever heard of FFR and told me to join but i had no internet access at home and my school had the site blocked to there went that idea. but one day at my arcade they had replaced the DDR program in out machine to Stepmania so now we had all the mixes and the itg mixes as well and creator files on one machine and thats what inspired me to dl SM and start making charts. thats my story

now as for favorite mixes i personally like Max2 not just because it was the first one i played it is the song selection which is great alot of good real dance songs are on it. but i like almost every mix except after Supernova it started to focus too much into the mainstream but Max,Max2,Extreme,Extreme2,Supernova had great songs

Max (Favorite Song): would have to be Dark Black Forest such a fun chart
Max2 (Favorite Song): i would say So Deep really fun heavy chart still need to AAA i have flaged it.
Extreme (Favorite Song): it is A only because i love the beginning being so slow and fun
Extreme2 (Favorite Song: lol even i think this is self explained Sakura XD (even though thats not what my name is from)
Supernova (Favorite Song) : Fascination ~Eternal Love Mix~ i love how dark and hardcore the song sounds

now here i am 21 and still an arrow addict
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