Is DDR dying the U.S.

Dance · Trick Member Joined: 16 Sep 2003 Location: Louisville, KY

DDR is no one NEAR dead in Louisville!

Any Extreme mashine in US has a unlimited 3 token line on each side all day!

I wish DDR were dead here, more playing time for me!
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dj-Luminus · Trick Member Joined: 24 Jan 2002 Location: Atlanta, GA

Emporer Z · Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2004 7:30 am Post subject:

Well, see...the problem with this situation is that in order for Konami to make new mix for DDR, one of two options would have to occur:

1) The president of Konami suddenly wants to re-inspire DDR players in Japan (a place where fads die out and are born at lightning speed).

2) Naoki and other DDR artists hook up with Roxor to make a second In The Groove mix with completely new DDR songs. The problem is that Bemani holds the licenses to many of the old songs. This means that Naoki, B4U and the others would be creating new songs and licensing them to Roxor for use in the game. Konami would be pissed to hell if this happened, though. Then, the Japanese fans of DDR would want to hear and play the new songs too, and then DDR would be popular in Japan for at least a few more months to a year and a half.
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