DDR, a sport?

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  • ducky285
    FFR Player
    • Oct 2005
    • 1388

    #16
    Re: DDR, a sport?

    If DDR becomes a sport, what about ITG? Would DDR be like the minor leagues?

    EDIT: And how about statistics like they do in all the regular sports. Like DP% and EGA (earned great average).
    Quack quack quack

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    • Moogy
      嗚呼
      FFR Simfile Author
      • Aug 2003
      • 10303

      #17
      Re: DDR, a sport?

      DDR is an official sport in Norway.

      Go ask on www.ddrnorway.no if you don't believe me. Have fun learning Norwegian.
      Plz visit my blog

      ^^^ vintage signature from like 2006 preserved

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      • Chromer
        Hookers and Blow
        • Jul 2003
        • 4981

        #18
        Re: DDR, a sport?

        Score One for Chromer.

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        • megaxxx
          FFR Player
          • Jun 2006
          • 329

          #19
          Re: DDR, a sport?

          Some people just don't realize. DDR was originally in Japan. It will never become a sport because 80% of america doesn't even know what Japan is much less knowing what DDR is. 10% of the rest knows at least a little bit about Japan, 7% likes the recreation like anime, DDR and other stuff, 2.99% is like Japanesses Americans without having a Japanesse ancestory, and the last .01% is that one individual in America that is like, he is Japan in America.

          Long story short, people are more into rap and more american culture than Japanesse.
          GET A JOB LOSER.

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          • emptiness
            FFR Player
            • Feb 2005
            • 453

            #20
            Re: DDR, a sport?

            Originally posted by megaxxx
            Some people just don't realize. DDR was originally in Japan. It will never become a sport because 80% of america doesn't even know what Japan is much less knowing what DDR is. 10% of the rest knows at least a little bit about Japan, 7% likes the recreation like anime, DDR and other stuff, 2.99% is like Japanesses Americans without having a Japanesse ancestory, and the last .01% is that one individual in America that is like, he is Japan in America.

            Long story short, people are more into rap and more american culture than Japanesse.
            did you pull that one outta your ass? or is that real percentages
            Back in 5 mins

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            • ducky285
              FFR Player
              • Oct 2005
              • 1388

              #21
              Re: DDR, a sport?

              DDR won't become a sport in America until competitve video gaming becomes a sport.
              Quack quack quack

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              • megaxxx
                FFR Player
                • Jun 2006
                • 329

                #22
                Re: DDR, a sport?

                Originally posted by emptiness
                did you pull that one outta your ass? or is that real percentages
                Obviously, but to tell the truth, not many americans go into the japanesse culture.
                GET A JOB LOSER.

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                • stealthkidd
                  Above and Beyond
                  • Nov 2005
                  • 368

                  #23
                  Re: DDR, a sport?

                  Originally posted by megaxxx
                  Some people just don't realize. DDR was originally in Japan. It will never become a sport because 80% of america doesn't even know what Japan is much less knowing what DDR is. 10% of the rest knows at least a little bit about Japan, 7% likes the recreation like anime, DDR and other stuff, 2.99% is like Japanesses Americans without having a Japanesse ancestory, and the last .01% is that one individual in America that is like, he is Japan in America.

                  Long story short, people are more into rap and more american culture than Japanesse.
                  DDR was originally made in Korea and bought by Konami in Japan. Im pretty sure that the Korean company was Bemani. and thats why you see it in the games. or im just way off and i pwned myself... lol

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                  • Bursurk_Lurk
                    Banned
                    • Sep 2005
                    • 2360

                    #24
                    Re: DDR, a sport?

                    Originally posted by super-smashman
                    I heard somewhere that it already is a sport in some Scandanavian country.

                    Is this correct?
                    Well it's getting really popular here, but I don't know if it's really called sport here. Most people call it "machine dance" instead.

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                    • megaxxx
                      FFR Player
                      • Jun 2006
                      • 329

                      #25
                      Re: DDR, a sport?

                      Originally posted by stealthkidd
                      DDR was originally made in Korea and bought by Konami in Japan. Im pretty sure that the Korean company was Bemani. and thats why you see it in the games. or im just way off and i pwned myself... lol
                      Bemani sounds Japanesse, but you may be correct. Anyway, I believe that what I said about americans is true, but Japan itself is better than Korea. Speaking of Korea, did you hear about the missle systems they finished. If they attack us, we lost already.
                      GET A JOB LOSER.

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                      • stealthkidd
                        Above and Beyond
                        • Nov 2005
                        • 368

                        #26
                        Re: DDR, a sport?

                        WOW!!! MAN WE COULD BE DEAD!!! ( ha! im in Canada!!) but i know for sure that they got DDR from korea.

                        and yes... Japan is 1337 times better than Korea.

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                        • Moogy
                          嗚呼
                          FFR Simfile Author
                          • Aug 2003
                          • 10303

                          #27
                          Re: DDR, a sport?

                          You guys are retarded.




                          DDR is a Japanese game by a Japanese company.
                          Plz visit my blog

                          ^^^ vintage signature from like 2006 preserved

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                          • stealthkidd
                            Above and Beyond
                            • Nov 2005
                            • 368

                            #28
                            Re: DDR, a sport?

                            k then fine Bemani bought it i know for sure it came from Korea Moogy, find more research.

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                            • Moogy
                              嗚呼
                              FFR Simfile Author
                              • Aug 2003
                              • 10303

                              #29
                              Re: DDR, a sport?

                              No. It's not Korean. It's Japanese. You make up some completely absurd statement about Konami "buying it from Korea" and then tell ME to do more research? Unbelievable. I'd like to see something - ANYTHING that claims that DDR was originally from Korea.

                              Hint: There isn't anything. Because it's not.
                              Plz visit my blog

                              ^^^ vintage signature from like 2006 preserved

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                              • stealthkidd
                                Above and Beyond
                                • Nov 2005
                                • 368

                                #30
                                Re: DDR, a sport?

                                im pretty sure this is right because this was a sport in korea before DDR was made.

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