Ddrfreak.com Website Review

DDR Freak served the Dance Dance Revolution community from March 2000 to October 2011. Thank you to everyone for making it happen. There have been some questions regarding what will happen to the machine locations section. I intend to continue to keep running the Machine Locations section, and anything else that is useful to a large number of people. It will probably require some tweaking in how it decides a modification is valid, since the traffic is much lower than it used to be. I've also kept most of the DDR-related forums intact so Most of the articles are back up now, although some of them are missing some data or need editing. It's the end of the DDR Freak world as we know it. Thanks for the ride, everyone! We started out in March 2000 with the crazy idea of promoting DDR in the San Francisco Bay Area, and we ended up doing a heck of a lot more than that. Thank you to all the users and staff who The old server has been taken out of its former facility, and it will continue to live on as a mostly static website. Not everything has been moved over to the new (much smaller) server, but I plan to move all the old articles back as soon as I can. Current ETA is Nov 1, since the old server has some hardware issues. Forums will be completely locked down due to spam issues. Yuichi Asami announced on facebook today that DDRX3 has entered location testing in Japan. DDR X2 has been officially released and it's already located in two places: Bumpernets in Alabama and Round 1 in California. For those who have been living under a rock, DDR X2 is the latest release of DDR with improved pads from the X hardware. Initial reports include fixed timing, fixed pad, no screen lag. Some songs that are normally locked for non-eAmuse connected machines are unlocked out of the box including: Chinese versions of Nijiiro and iFuturelist (with Challenge charts), deltaMax and the revival of Oh lord they are at it again. I only post this because I was recently contacted by a company rep named brooke that is representing the