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[_fr35h_] wrote:i dont understand like do you get the same amount of points doing heavy as you would doing light? haha sry im noobish to tourneys

Yes, you earn the same amount of points per step, but there's more steps in Heavy, so you'd probably still lose.

And the tournaments are on Saturdays now.

You may signup for the tournament at 5:30

You will get a wristband or something to identify yourself as a participant.

If you'd like to "pre-register", tough :P.

No, I'm kidding. You can send me a PM or email (don't reply to this post, for privacy reasons) with your first and last name and email ...

There will be a DDR league event on Saturday, August 6th, starting at 6 PM!

Check back here later today for information on how early you may enter.

All tournaments have been moved to Saturdays! Check http://www.circlecitygaming.com!

Keep watching here and on circlecitygaming.com for information on a date change.

Cause that was a wretched turnout.

Thanks to Intermezzo for coming, though.

And we did get to observe the technicians as they fixed the left pad, so it's definitely fixed now.

New information is now available for the League and the tournament.

Please stand by. I'm writing my decision to the GameWorks management at this very moment.

Changes to attendance and championship eligibility, at least.

Thanks for your interest!

Tournament Date Change

Yes, they fixed the left pad. Intermezzo and I watched as they did it.

It's the GameWorks Studio DDR Championships 2005!

See all the rules and info at CircleCityGaming.com

And yes, they promised to fix the pads!

If you have any questions, comments, concerns, or ...

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I just wanna point out that your name pumps me up more than any other name on here. You need like, some kind of sweet avay and sig. But only use the first 150 pokemon. Mew is a...

Well, thanks, Mexican Ninja, I guess... I actually have a Pokémon League and Tournament to run ...

Well, they're fixing the pads for the tournaments, so don't expect them to be fixed until closer to tourney time.

But, yeah, he promised me.

We're on Saturdays now!

Yes, they fixed the left pad.

It's the GameWorks Studio DDR League 2005!

See all the rules and info at CircleCityGaming.com

And yes, they fixed the pads!

If you have any questions, comments, concerns, or confusion, don't hesitate to contact me!

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The X wrote:

And you pretty much won't see any tourneys in the Indy area. Apparently, no one thinks they're good enough. At least that's the impressoin that I get.

Yet another reason why Indy will be forever dubbed "Naptown".

On the contrary, X. Indy is about to have a lot of tournaments, and ...

On the topic of the pad for the gamecube I would make one like you would make your own playstation home pad(by using an old controller). Unless that madcatz pad or the one they will bundle with mario mix are any good that's what I would do if I were to buy the game.

I'm thinking RedOctane ...

i have played this game. it is a disgrace to the name ddr. i have found a better use though. put the music on mute and play your own music and then its like a game you like except mario and other nintendo characters are in it. i give it a -1 for lack of thought by gamecube.

I'm kind of wondering ...