<img src=http://images5.fotki.com/v88/photos/6/6766/26672/ddrpc-vi.jpg align=left><p>Since I did not want so spend the money to buy PlayStation just to play Dance Dance Revolution, I decided to buy the <a href=http://www.konamihwi.com/DDRPC/index2.php>;PC version produced by Konami</a>. It turned out to be a waste of money. Allthough the game looked identical to the PlayStation 1 version, it did not respond to the game pad in a timely fasion which defeated the whole point of the game.</p><br clear="all">
<p>Later I found out that there are two free programs for PC that are called "DDR Simulators":<br>
<a href=http://dwi.ddruk.com>;
<img src=http://images5.fotki.com/v80/photos/6/6766/26672/title-vi.jpg border=0></a>
<a href=http://stepmania.com>;
<img src=http://images5.fotki.com/v80/photos/6/6766/26672/stepmania-vi.jpg border=0></a>
Stepmania is an open-source project and DWI is developed by a single programmer and is distributed as donationware. I've tried both programs and I find DWI to be more accurate in detecting the button presses. So I would recommend DWI as the program to use on your PC.
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<p>Later I found out that there are two free programs for PC that are called "DDR Simulators":<br>
<a href=http://dwi.ddruk.com>;
<img src=http://images5.fotki.com/v80/photos/6/6766/26672/title-vi.jpg border=0></a>
<a href=http://stepmania.com>;
<img src=http://images5.fotki.com/v80/photos/6/6766/26672/stepmania-vi.jpg border=0></a>
Stepmania is an open-source project and DWI is developed by a single programmer and is distributed as donationware. I've tried both programs and I find DWI to be more accurate in detecting the button presses. So I would recommend DWI as the program to use on your PC.
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