u/Gecurosi

I almost had to memorize This song on difficult/standard just to be able to get the A required for the secret mission clear.

On September 26th, 1998, DDR made its Debut. It's been 28 years since. becoming an Icon of Rhythm games.

On September 27th, 2005, DDR Extreme 2 released for the PS2 in the US Market, and it was many people's first exposure to DDR, or their first home release of DDR, either way, it has an insane special place in many of our hearts. It Turned 21 this year!

Happy birthday to one of my favorite games of all time!

A lot of differences to the final game are shown here. Like how it looked like US Extreme 1 at the beginning of production, probably because they used it as a base.or that the Credit number font was entirely different. Either way, this is really cool to see.

World Name: Poly Dance Revolution

This is just me testing the Mat/Pad support the game has. For this I was just using an LTEK core. Not on VR in this Video.

The game is fully playable with both Fullbody tracking (so basically it works without a pad, but you can use full body tracking to step on arrows and whatnot. and also supports Pad/Mat controls (softpads, Hardpads, etc). Both have their individual scoring scoreboards.

The world itself is still getting tweaked and I've been testing and giving feedback to the creator until it feels just right (it's close!)

Many of the songs are requested by people who play, but official DDR songs take priority, since it's what people want in the world the most.

As of now, It doesn't have an options menu, nor does it have a True to DDR Rating system.

It is cool to hang out with friends and see them dance and have fun with DDR, even in a virtual Space.

It's a fun project and it's been a blast with all the testing I've done. I used to play with the full-body tracking instead of the pad before pad implementation, and it was a bit jittery but fun, especially with friends.