DDR II & hottest party 5 (Wii) (International)

There are either no missing dancers and those spots could just be spots to put in your customized Mii character OR it could mean you would need prior DDR Wii data (Hottest Party through DanceDanceRevolution 2010), transfer it into DDR II and it would somehow unlock a few characters through there.

I can't really do the latter because this is my first Wii game bought so far, once i have the money i will buy maybe...Hottest Party 2 or 3 or something and see what happens there. Unless someone has both the game and previous titles to transfer data into >_>

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Wrong, Max.

I own those games and they do nothing.

Alright, then those really are blank spots then.

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Or maybe we'll get a mcdonalds promo code for them

Nah, they truly are blank spots. :< The same thing happened in 2010 too. So wish they bothered to fill those out instead of just leaving them. >> Oh well.

Tried out even more doubles. I really love it, it's a lot of fun! 8D I mess up a lot because I always forget to move to the other pad, but I should get the hang of it after more practice. It doesn't nearly make up for no Balance Board/Hands, but it's fun enough. I hope there'll be room for the whole family next DDR. D8

I hope they never bring back balance board / hands.

I can't waste money on the balance board and the hands gimmick failed to amuse.

Hands gave me a bad taste in my mouth when they first arrived in EXTREME US...as did the entire flipping interface, for that matter.

...When did DDR ever have hands?

He just said it.

Tip: Not the hands from itg.

Hand support, as in there would be 2 hand lanes next to the four arrows, that would be used with the EyeToy for PS2.

Gross. Why is Konami taking so long to use triples anyway?

What? lol

Just seems like since it's something that players are using in their edits, something that has been used by a major threatening competitor, and something that's used by their other competitor that will never have much of a foothold in the US (despite owning the rest of the world), that they would get the hint and start using them.

Because they'd do it wrong. Anyway, there's one in a DDR game. It's just from 1999 and REALLY. FUCKING. RARE.

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Which is an admitted error...

Our arcade pads wouldn't be able to handle DDR triples. No one likes bending over to use their hands either. Then there's the fact that the distance and placement of arrow panels is quite a bit different between DDR and PIU.

As such, I really think triples should stay in PIU.

you don't necessarily have to bend down and use your hands to play those things.

I bracket shit all the time, even on the worst DDR pads (the SuperNOVA right next to the X2 in my videos). The spacing is so marginally different that it really doesn't matter. If you have larger than a size 6 US male foot and you can't bracket reliably, that's a technique error over anything else.

If Valkyrie dimension didn't exist I could probably legitimately say that they don't want you to have to bracket, but I only remember seeing one video (at least that was an A or higher) where the person didn't bracket.

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Hands on HP1 was rather hard like the timing window or the way you move the controller was way to strict. HP2 was alright with it. 2010 had the best hands feature ever, choreograph mode totally made the game. Balance board with Hands was really fun also. I hope they bring it back in the next game

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