Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 9:45 pm
Haha, maybe if I ever see the machine sometime, I'll give it a try, lol.
You convinced me Ho. That's hard to do. Good job.
You convinced me Ho. That's hard to do. Good job.
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Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 10:24 pm
It's impossible to be bad at Para Para Paradise. When I did it for the first (and only) time, I beat the hardest song in the game on my first try. And I'm paraplegic.
Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 11:18 pm
so im guessing Lucky and Wild isnt a great hit? 
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 12:23 am
It's easy to just hit the arrows in para para mode. What's hard is actually matching up the routine with what you're supposed to do (which is fortunately displayed by an on-screen character on 2nd mix). If you just want to hit arrows, put it on Freestyle mode and do hard difficulty. I never thought para para paradise would need high speed, but it does (and fortunately, it has such a mode). It's quite possible to fail some of those freestyles - there are a LOT of arrows!Riot wrote:It's impossible to be bad at Para Para Paradise. When I did it for the first (and only) time, I beat the hardest song in the game on my first try. And I'm paraplegic.
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 7:32 am
Now, that's just funny.Riot wrote: Eatmania IIDX
-Dan
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 8:30 am
Toss me a PM if you're ever going to be in the Indy area. To my knowledge, I have the only machine in the state.blackcat24 wrote:Haha, maybe if I ever see the machine sometime, I'll give it a try, lol.
You convinced me Ho. That's hard to do. Good job.
Of course you may be able to find someone with the PS2 version...although my experience has been that the home version sensors tend to be more frustrating than fun. Though you could still learn the routines that way.
Har har...the words of someone that completely missed the point. Though in reality, a paraplegic may fare reasonably well in Para Para (game or dance) as it is primarily upper body motions.Riot wrote:It's impossible to be bad at Para Para Paradise. When I did it for the first (and only) time, I beat the hardest song in the game on my first try. And I'm paraplegic.
Is that a Eurobeat song? Is that why you're asking? It may be a hit...and it may have a para routine. But I do not believe that it appeared in any incarnation of PPP.Lil Dyme wrote:so im guessing Lucky and Wild isnt a great hit?
And now, I shall sit back and chuckle at the fact that we've commited almost two pages of discussion about Para Para in--of all places--the In the Groove forum.
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 9:05 am
You started it!Ho wrote: And now, I shall sit back and chuckle at the fact that we've commited almost two pages of discussion about Para Para in--of all places--the In the Groove forum.
-Dan
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 9:52 am
I get the "point" but not many people care about actually dancing or doing freestyle routines. Nowadays when most people play its for the technical aspects of a game, and that's what I was referring to.Ho wrote:Har har...the words of someone that completely missed the point. Though in reality, a paraplegic may fare reasonably well in Para Para (game or dance) as it is primarily upper body motions.Riot wrote:It's impossible to be bad at Para Para Paradise. When I did it for the first (and only) time, I beat the hardest song in the game on my first try. And I'm paraplegic.
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 11:05 am
Yeah, I get that. You are correct that PPP is not going to hold the interest of a technical player for very long. But my point was that the game itself is not targeted at such players--nor this culture, for that matter.
No, actually Green Tea did.dance1005 wrote:You started it!Ho wrote: And now, I shall sit back and chuckle at the fact that we've commited almost two pages of discussion about Para Para in--of all places--the In the Groove forum.
-Dan
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 11:11 am
Oh, my bad. I thought you were the one that made that post. Accusal withdrawn. Green Tea: You started it!Ho wrote:Yeah, I get that. You are correct that PPP is not going to hold the interest of a technical player for very long. But my point was that the game itself is not targeted at such players--nor this culture, for that matter.
No, actually Green Tea did.dance1005 wrote:You started it!Ho wrote: And now, I shall sit back and chuckle at the fact that we've commited almost two pages of discussion about Para Para in--of all places--the In the Groove forum.
-Dan
-Dan
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 1:11 pm
What doesn't Green Tea start?
He starts my heart for sure.
*Flutter*
He starts my heart for sure.
*Flutter*
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 6:55 pm
And a little known fact, I also started the french revolution.Riot wrote:What doesn't Green Tea start?
He starts my heart for sure.
*Flutter*
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 7:15 pm
Haha, I'm actually going to Indianapolis with my boyfriend for my birthday coming up. Maybe we can coordinate and have a good ol DDR/PPP session at your house. Haha, I showed my boyfriend the picture of all the machines in your house, he's impressed...but he mentioned that you need an ITG machine in order for your collection to be complete:-PHo wrote:Toss me a PM if you're ever going to be in the Indy area. To my knowledge, I have the only machine in the state.blackcat24 wrote:Haha, maybe if I ever see the machine sometime, I'll give it a try, lol.
You convinced me Ho. That's hard to do. Good job.
Of course you may be able to find someone with the PS2 version...although my experience has been that the home version sensors tend to be more frustrating than fun. Though you could still learn the routines that way.
...lmao...paraplegic? classic.Riot wrote:It's impossible to be bad at Para Para Paradise. When I did it for the first (and only) time, I beat the hardest song in the game on my first try. And I'm paraplegic.
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 9:58 pm
This is the most posting I've done in the ITG forum because alas, I'm not a fan of ITG.
As I am predominantly a freestyle player, ITG doesn't hold much of interest for me. I understand why some people like the challenge of ITG, but I've never really been capable nor all that excited about that style of play. As I continue to get more and more ancient, attempting that kind of stuff just hurts me more and more. I just want to have some fun with these games, and the easier stuff in ITG just seems kind of boring to me.
In addition, the music in ITG just doesn't really fit my preference either. It's not that I hate it; it just doesn't really move me...which takes me back to my first point of it not being particularly freestyle-friendly--at least not for me.
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As I am predominantly a freestyle player, ITG doesn't hold much of interest for me. I understand why some people like the challenge of ITG, but I've never really been capable nor all that excited about that style of play. As I continue to get more and more ancient, attempting that kind of stuff just hurts me more and more.
I just want to have some fun with these games, and the easier stuff in ITG just seems kind of boring to me.In addition, the music in ITG just doesn't really fit my preference either. It's not that I hate it; it just doesn't really move me...which takes me back to my first point of it not being particularly freestyle-friendly--at least not for me.
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Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 10:37 pm
hehe, yes, I'm in freestyle training...I have a lot of fun freestyling to Cowgirl on DDR...that song must have some kind of subliminal message because I can't resist a chance to freestyle Cowgirl Haha, sometimes even JaneJana for that matter.
Fun songs = <3 LOVE <3
Haha, sometimes even JaneJana for that matter.Fun songs = <3 LOVE <3