DDR Universe Xbox 360

**EdwardTeach666** · Joined: 22 Mar 2006 Posts: 290 Location: Tankard

Just wondering if anyone had this. I'm pretty new to DDR (the only one I have played is Extreme 2 for ps2) I was wondering if anyone had any opinions on this game.

I can play some standard stuff on extreme 2 and all the songs on light. Basically I've been playing through the story mode or whatever it is called to unlock more stuff and I kind of hit a wall at the standard songs, but I'm slowly getting them.

anyway I was just wondering how the difficulty ramped up in this one and how well people liked it. Song selection doesn't bother me as I only liked a few of the songs in Extreme 2 anyway.

PS instead of making a new thread I'll ask here. On the courses does the difficulty get harder as you go or is it just me? It seems I can make one mistake and my bar is in the red on songs I can basically pass in my sleep otherwise.

**wuLFe** · Joined: 18 Aug 2006 Posts: 2679 Location: Richmond, IN

I bought this, but the pad is so horrible I can't bring myself to play it - I'll probably get started when they bring out a third party foam pad that doesn't suck

**Huwonk** · Joined: 26 May 2006 Posts: 2432 Location: Marysville, Ohio

**wuLFe** · Joined: 18 Aug 2006 Posts: 2679 Location: Richmond, IN

**Heritech** · Joined: 22 Jun 2007 Posts: 111 Location: Hammond,In

i just bought DDR Universe, and I can't tell you much about it seeing as I've never played DDR seriously before ( I only played it when I was drinking and didn't care how bad I did )

But I just have problems keeping my feet in location, I'm always stepping somewhere that doesn't do anything.

Is this something that 'should' get better in time? or is this part of the problem with the dance pad you were talking about?

**johnwilson1990** · Joined: 28 Jul 2007 Posts: 3

Ive played on all kinds of pads, and can play most on Heavy, The location thing just comes with time. One help id like to give you, is don't get into the habit of putting your feet back into the middle of the pad. And try to alternate feet with each step, unless there are two of the same arrow in a row.