M3wThr33 said:Yeah. Konami found it fit to make 5 DDR games for the GBC, along with some Beatmania ones. DDR even had a little clip-on pad to put a dance "mat" in the center of your GBC. (Kinda hard to hit double steps without them)
As for the convertor, I would assume it would work. I don't have an adapter, but I'd like to try that sometime.
(Or you could do it directly with Mega Micro Game$ for the GameCube and completely circumvent the need for a GB Player)
BuddyChrist83 said:Don't think Konga would work well with it though, as that controller layout requires use of the analog stick and triggers. I guess I could try it, but damn, I'm lazy.
maybe he was thinking of Jungle Beat, but again, they haven't said how youd play it with a controller so hmm... And that actually reminds me, has anyone ever tried playing donkey konga with a regular controller? I would think that essentially, the functions of the konga drum would simply be mapped to buttons of a controller, since it plugs into a controller slot, similar to how ddr pads work. Does this (or Taiko for that matter) work at all?levious said:how does Konga require the stick and triggers? Or am I not understanding?
rawk said:Would it be possible to plug a PS2 DDR pad into a Cube via adapter and play Wario Ware or Super Mario Brothers or something with it?
Just wondering if this would even work at all, or if it's not worth experimenting with. Might be fun for something like Donkey Konga.
M3wThr33 said:DDR for the GBC actually has two control modes, with or without the snap-on. So you can still use the D-pad for the arrows if you want.
efralope said:yet still no GBA or GCN DDR's...
that sucks...