DDR Fit Club - Computer

Flash Flash Revolution (free online play - no mat, no download)
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Published: November 19, 2006

Flash Flash Revolution (or FFR) is a music game. You begin by picking a song. Each song has a corresponding pattern of arrows that goes along to the beat of the music.

Your goal is to hit the correct arrows as close as possible to the music (using the arrows on your computer keyboard).

If you've ever played a game like Dance Dance Revolution, Guitar Hero, Beatmania, or In The Groove, you should feel right at home playing Flash Flash Revolution.

Does this cost money? Nope, the game is and always will be 100% free.

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Pydance - free download (mat or no mat needed)
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Published: November 19, 2006

Pydance is fun dancing game for experience asian dance beat! Showing friends your hot move with big score!

So, what you do is watch the screen as these colored arrows move up the screen. As soon as they cover up stationary ones, you press them on a dance pad with your feet. It doesn't matter if you leave your foot down after you press it, it doesn't matter if you hit the correct arrow and the wrong arrow at the same time if you happened to jump a little, the only thing that matters is hitting the proper arrow at the proper time. At the end of the song, you get a grade telling you how close to the beat you were.

Sounds fun and easy, right? Well, now that you're a pro, download pydance and you can play it on your computer instead! If you don't have a dance pad, try it with the keyboard or with a gamepad! You can write dance steps to songs on your computer to dance to, use two mats and see whether you or your friend is a better dancer, or just play a game that's fun, challenging, has good music, and get some exercise.

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Dance With Intensity (free computer download)
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Published: November 19, 2006

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dance With Intensity (DWI) is a computer game for the PC that simulates the Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) music video game series.

DWI was created by an individual called Simwolf in 2001, and has since been revised considerably to reach its current state, version 2.50. It is proprietary software but can be obtained from the author's web site at no charge.

Most of the features of older DDR games — such as the basic gameplay, difficulty modifiers and background animations — can be simulated within DWI.

A notable exception is the exclusion of support of the 3D dancing models that appear in early DDR series (from 1stMIX to 5thMIX) or their derivatives (e.g. Dancing Stage EuroMIX and Dancing Stage PARTY EDiTiON). Other minor features, such as the Marvellous "step rating", which appeared in "DDR Extreme" (released 2002) are notably missing, an omission that has led many players to switch to StepMania instead.