Egh, poor, at best.
See, the problem is, you don't seem to get the main concept of the game, and that is this: The arrows are all timed with the beat of the music. I missed several because I was following the beat of the music, but you were following only you, and God know what. Of course, I give you credit for the few times that you did stay with the beat, and I certainly accredit you for the effort.
Ugh, I vowed not to write responses for my old games because I am fully aware of what their faults are; alas, this one needs some attention because it's actually relevant. I wasn't aware of precise timing when I wrote these two DDR games. In fact, I was only playing at a 4-5 ft level at the time, so I wouldn't know. Since then, I've written a new engine that accepts variable BPM, but now that there's a comprehensive Flash Flash Revolution on the internet already, I feel no need to step a foot in that field any further.
its ok...
still prefer the video console kind of ddr
It's okay.
It's not the best out there, but it's OK. I'd recommend other people try it.
WHAT THE FUCK!!!!????
Putn better instructions in next time (though I hope there wont be a next time!). By the way, what does this have to do with all your base?????
eeeh
I like this...kinda...the song wasn't that great...
THe background was dull....and i like the real DDR but...im NO good AT ALL! at it!
has anyone seen the ones youy gotta use ur HANDS instead of feet?
thats cool...