I saw that DDR thread, and someone asked if it was available for computer, so I figured some more people might like it if it was available, so here's some stuff.
First and foremost, if you're a lazy cow, you can go to Flash Flash Revolution and DDR with your fingers, but if you'd actually like to dance with your computer (loser), various simulators are available.
First and foremost is StepMania, an open-source DDR program, which supports the user adding new songs to the software repertoire via "song files" (as do most others).
There is also Dance with Intensity, which isn't as popular as StepMania, but works just as well.
To attach a (playstation) DDR pad to your computer, the easiest way is to buy a Playstation to USB adapter such as the ones on this list.
For more resources and such, the FlashFlashRevolution Simulators forum is good (there is also a main forum).
Cheers.
First and foremost, if you're a lazy cow, you can go to Flash Flash Revolution and DDR with your fingers, but if you'd actually like to dance with your computer (loser), various simulators are available.
First and foremost is StepMania, an open-source DDR program, which supports the user adding new songs to the software repertoire via "song files" (as do most others).
There is also Dance with Intensity, which isn't as popular as StepMania, but works just as well.
To attach a (playstation) DDR pad to your computer, the easiest way is to buy a Playstation to USB adapter such as the ones on this list.
For more resources and such, the FlashFlashRevolution Simulators forum is good (there is also a main forum).
Cheers.