This may be late, but I have played Space channel five, Parappa 1+2, Um Jammer Lammy, have frequency (Can't wait for amplitude), and played bust-a-groove.
For a time bust-a-groove had the most catchy songs. I think it is what made me get into DDR in the first place.
My life is comprised mainly of introductions, and the way I play games of all type is no different. People really should get out and play other music games more often than not. This holds true for other games genres too. People often think that they are only capable of playing a certain game genre, like puzzles or fighting games, and that they can't do another one as well. This is very untrue. I played tetris a lot, but I played contra as well.
You see, gamers share a lot of similar attributes, like aggression, intellegence (at least some do) and strategy. Things like reflexes make up whether a person is good at a game from the start. However this doesn't mean that you can't get good at a game like Bust a move if you play Sonic games all day long. You just get looked at differently.
The same goes for Music games. Just because you play DDR/FFR a lot, doesn't mean that you can't play a mean game of Frequency. You just need to adjust. The same thing happen to me while I was playing Mortal Kombat: DA. I got so used to the controls in tekken 4 that I was hard pressed to block most of the time. However, once I got into it (which isn't hard at all.
) I whooped some ass in that game. Again, same thing with Music games. I played Bust-a-groove a lot and when I played DDR It was significantly harder (This may have had something to do with the fact that, unless you have a glandular problem, you would sweat a lot harder in DDR than bust a groove. Unless you made you own dance pad.
That last sentence upsets me that people could have tried that. ).
Look, what I am trying to say is play other music games for the love of god!.
Thank you.