Screw up DDR2014's US release

Omg where is there a "machine" like this?

IIRC, please correct me if I'm wrong here, any DDR AC machine that uses Python 2 (a Playstation 2 system built in) it can still play PS2 games therefore any DDR US CS game will work on it.

Hm.... have I seen that post somewhere before?...

Omg where is there a "machine" like this?

Last night, I had a weird dream about Reflec Beat. In the dream, I was playing a deformed version of REFLEC BEAT + on my iPad. I say "deformed" because there were THREE lines instead of two - the two normal horizontal pink & blue lines, then a third vertical line going down the middle. This line was purple, I think. Along this middle line, you had to hit tiny little versions of the green Objects - often a lot at a time.

Even the songs were a bit deformed - the first song I played in this dream was Wow Wow VENUS. It sounded mostly the same as it usually does, but whenever "wow wow" was said in the song, you'd hear the voice of Wubbzy from the Nick Jr. cartoon Wow! Wow! Wubbzy saying it over VENUS's singing. Of course, I had to hit the tiny little green Objects along the middle line (I also recall the dream calling it a y-axis) in addition to the normal Objects on the song's HARD chart. It was odd.

The second song was worse. The song itself, DOES NOT COMPUTE (which never even WAS in Reflec), sounded normal. When I say it was worse, I mean the gameplay, because DOES NOT COMPUTE is one of my favorite BEMANI songs. Apparently, its HARD chart was a level 10, but whenever I went to hit the tiny little green Objects along the middle line, the game would zoom in on the tiny Objects for absolutely no reason, making me unable to hit any Objects along my line (it was the pink one for this song).

Omg where is there a "machine" like this?

Turn DDR 2014 into a war-oriented game like Tekken and other fun games that's been watered down to war shit.

ALSO---


@01angel: The closest you can get to an arcade DDR Extreme/Festival/Fusion...is the Dancing Stage Fusion Arcade Machine! Yes, the theme is the Extreme/Festival/Fusion theme.

@sodartic and everyone who hates Extreme CS US: I LOVED DDR EXTREME! I loved 70% of its song list! I played the hell out of this game when it first came out!

Back during the height of DDR (~2004), Namco bought a bunch of DDR Extremes for their arcades. However, it turns out Namco was scammed and they got cheaply-made DDR machines that contained the US CS version of Extreme. They tried to put these in arcades where there were more players so they could be fixed quicker, but the players didn't like it. So, Namco decided to convert all/most of these machines to ITG2 in 2005. They rebuilt the pads to the best of their ability, but it still wasn't anywhere close to being as good as official machines. They eventually sold them for as low as $1,000 (which was a good deal at the time; now, I would be surprised if one was over $300).

They looked like this:

-TAKA retires and his last song is a remix of V

The American DDR EXTREME on PS2 had a great songlist. It's just hated on because it isn't Japan's version, which is much superior, but the game in itself has very few "bad" songs.

They made up for this with the superior EXTREME2