SW Houston Zuma Needs Fan Support for a New DDR Machine

But Aegis, he doesn't like using homebrew that much to be honest. He likes to play the real deal. He only uses stepmania when studying step charts. Don't you remember page 2?

What is that trying to even prove?

DDR 2014 could have come first, but I'm sure iidx is making more profit, regardless of the number of players.

You can have one dude put in $20 for iidx as opposed to 10 players putting in $1 throughout the day for DDR and then moving on with another game. There is a reason why things are how they are.

If it helps you sleep at night, then I suggest looking up the official simfiles for the ddr games in the mean time. If you don't like them, then I'm sure you can find the same crossover done to death already (ex: Nageki no ki or Vanessa) from other users throughout the years.

Don't limit yourself to what a game has to offer if it isn't going anywhere any time soon. Yes, the new event is coming out, but it's not worth shelling out so much money for it, from the perspective of an arcade owner.

He'll have to learn to live with it to be honest.

I know you need legit hardware. I was referring to the one who offered their custom cabinet to put it in. I was wondering if it was possible to put the actual legit hardware in a custom cabinet.

What the fuck am I reading

What the fuck am I reading

OP, you should consider himself lucky that he even lives in a state that has anything Bemani. I live in Oklahoma and the only thing that isn't over an hour away is beatmania 5th mix and a crappy X2 machine. I'm a IIDX player, and my closest cab is the Round 1 in Texas. You should be happy that machines come to you.

Why do you need legit hardware?

I've seen people play DDR 2013 on their home PC's, something about needing constant internet access for some reason. The dance pads can be connected and recognized as a keyboard if that's necessary, lights operate based on the speakers (sound-controlled), basically if it plays on a PC then it can be put into an arcade, I can even make the coin-slots operate as a keyboard if that's necessary.

Houston needs to revive and bring back the Arcades we all know back in the old days from everything to casual games for the Kids to Music Rhythm and Fighting games along with Racing games and Puzzle games. They should also have one in the center of Downtown Houston or anywhere around Downtown Houston it will totally attract a lot of people if they had one Downtown as a Japanese Theme with those kinda games they will make a lot of money.

I m still wondering why if the arcade scene is dead, them why arcade versions of popular mobile games exist?
Why did people still go to Chuck-E-Cheese or Main Evnt?
(Just a question) that's all

Because when developers are offered loads of money to buy the rights for their shitty phone game, of course they'll sell it to them.

Chuck-E-Cheese isn't really an arcade and is honestly aimed at little kids for birthday parties