Dance Dance Revolution

    DDR is one of my favorite games. I play it as much as I can, as long as I can. Great exercise. I started playing after being introduced to it by my friend "Flip" in high school. I think it started around 10th grade. Anyways, my local q-zar has had a DDR machine since I can remember. At first it was DDR 4th mix Plus. Then in 2002 they upgraded to the new Extreme. Unlike most players, I prefer to play Double. Not many people can do it. It's much harder as you must move your center of gravity around the pad, which takes more energy. Using a single pad your center of gravity stays stationary and you just twist around basically. After I left for the Air Force, Q-zar eventually switched to In the Groove. A DDR spin-off that I don't like. I went home on leave in April of 2007, and to my enjoyment, they brought back DDR, but the newest Supernova! A version I didn't know existed. They also got the Extreme machine in the back!

Videos

    These videos I took at my local Q-zar. It's a laser tag place. Best laser tag ever, and best DDR spot that I know of. I went right when they opened with nobody around so I can video myself without drawing attention. I used my video editing to add the actual steps over the video. I played the songs in Stepmania to create the steps and used FRAPS to capture it.

Orion
Superstar
Do You Remember Me (Double)
Synchronized Love (Double)
321 Stars (Double)
Drop Out (Double)