We shall point that, there are many tittles of this franchise, and that not all the "DDR" Arcade machines arrived to this country (but still they were a lot!). However, I had access to several of them in versions for PS2 emulator.

This is a list of the titles I had in my collection, and the machines I played between 2004 and 2011.

This album was much more stocked and had more "aggressive" songs, songs that would continue to appear in the following titles and with "remixes."

With this album I started "making choreographies". This "DDR" just as another MIXs is a delicious compilation of the best of previews versions.

Also, I reduced a lot of body measurements playing at home, I got a very athletic figure that year!

This was the Arcade machine where I spent more money among all, its repertoire of tunes was VERY GOOD.

I remember this machine with a lot of love because when I had a lot of time playing, this "DDR" just totally renewed my love for the game.

The CDs I played with had an order "to be played", this album was the closing moment of my dance session every afternoon (between 2 and 4 hours and a half per day); It had very funny tunes and its sound quality was very good.

For many months, "DDR" fans in all the city anxiously awaited for this machine to arrive to any Arcade of the estate. It took a while, but when it arrived, IT WAS A BOMB!

Sadly for me, I could only try it a couple of times, this machine was eternally surrounded by a half-gangster entourage of players who took over for hours of both Stage.

If you thought that the "Dance Dance Revolution" topic couldn’t get any bigger, you are wrong, cause whenever you would finish any existent tittle, when you had unlocked all the unlockable songs, when you already knew how to dance each song turning your back without looking at the screen, the next step was StepManía.

StepManía is a free software, absolutely free that you can intall on your PC or MAC; its technology allowed you to use it as a player in unison of games like "Dance Dance Revolution", "In The Groove", or "Pump It Up Pro".

And it was much more than that, imagine a program that you can install on your computer, to which you can apply separately any file of "track" or "song to dance" of the titles already mentioned ... and worse:

It could run on the tracks created by fans of almost anything, such as anime series openings or pop culture songs (and not pop) that didn't have an official version in any title of the aforementioned franchises.

Almost!, no, I didn't have Arcade machines in my house, I never knew if that was legal, but I dreamed many times about it.

What I did was having 2 adaptable carpets to play on the PlayStation 1 and 2, and another with a PC adapter. The first one I think was a generic version (the one you are seeing in the collage), with it I played about 3 years.

The second one was an official game carpet for Play Station 2, also my mom's gift...

WHO, BY THE WAY, JUST CONFESSED TO ME ABOUT HOW MUCH SHE USED TO HATE THE NOISE OF THIS GAMES, THEY WERE MAKING HER CRAZY, but that she endured it because I looked happy and those games kept me fit...

Among the multitude of highlights of the game, which represents a universe where all the small data between its versions connects to create a story, I want to especially highlight the characters.

When you play "DDR", always at the beginning you can select your avatar, a character that will play like you and float siderally in the psychedelic background of the track you have chosen, while the arrows flash epileptically on their way to the top bar.