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[FeedMeAStrayCat]

Do you guys and gals know of any dance pads for the DDR games for PS2 that are somewhat cheap (less than $50) and still work ok? No slipping, etc. These probably don't exist, but I thought I'd ask anyways..

 

[FeedMeAStrayCat]

Aw c'mon.. no replies.. doesn't anyone have any ideas.. ?

 

[ArcadeStickMonk]

For fifty bucks you're probably stuck with foam.

Have you tried Red Octane?

 

[Dyne]

I still don't see what everyone's problem is with soft pads! My Madcatz that I got back in September is perfectly FINE. Sure, it developed a couple rips (probably from me taking it all the way to Idaho, Oregon, and California..) but I can easily ace Heavy songs.

If I can do it, so can everybody else.

 

[pilonv1]

I picked up a soft pad from lik-sang for around AUS$13 and it's brilliant. Much better than the "official" ones I've seen packed in Dancing Stage.

 

[bjork]

Bought some bootleg dancepad like three years ago... had an 8 yr old asian girl holding a knockoff Guitar Freaks controller on the box...

Anyway, taped that down on some plywood and covered it with thick clear plastic dropcloth, and it's fine. May occasionally miss a step or two, but I've never heard of any home pad being failsafe (except maybe the konamistyle one, but good luck scoring one of those).

 

[Suikoguy]

Bought some bootleg dancepad like three years ago... had an 8 yr old asian girl holding a knockoff Guitar Freaks controller on the box...

Anyway, taped that down on some plywood and covered it with thick clear plastic dropcloth, and it's fine. May occasionally miss a step or two, but I've never heard of any home pad being failsafe (except maybe the konamistyle one, but good luck scoring one of those).

One of the boxes I saw had some ugly girl wearing high heels on a dance pad. lmao