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Instinct Mini Hand Dance Pad Controller DDR Finger Dance Revolution

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Even though the concept of "Dance dance revolution" is to be active, this is great for a couple of reasons. I think the main thing is that this could be great with people who have disabilities (wheelchair, etc.) and can't use a dance pad with their feet. So I hoped that helped.

The concept of this thing is pretty silly. The buttons are hard to mash, and it'd be downright impossible to play MAX300 on this thing. Use your controller instead.

I also find it quite ironic that there is a picture of a butterfly girl on the package, considering that Konami never brought 'butterfly' to the US...

This is meant for playing with as a cutsey little DDR mat for your fingers. It's actually better just to use your controller if you're not going to use your feet; it's much easier that way and the buttons on the finger pad are harder to push. And seeing as the point of the game is to use your feet, there isn't much need for a device like this. Let's be real though, the only reason to buy one of these is to set up in your room and put an action figure on top of it. It shows that you're a DDR fan to anyone who comes in, and you have to admit it would be pretty funny to walk into someone's room and see a TMNT Foot Soldier or Solid Snake playing Dance Dance Revolution. Another idea for those crazy enough about DDR is to remove the cord and make it into a keychain; though it would be one expensive keychain.

Waste of money. If you want to play DDR using your fingers, just use your controller. That's what I do.

Finger Dance Revolution is really at it's best when you try to dance with your feet, and "dance" with your fingers at the same time.

The sensors are not very sensitive at all. You have to really bang on them in order for it to register on the TV screen. This of course makes fast songs impossible to master.

What's the point of this pad? The whole fun in DDR is moving your body - there's absolutely no fun involved in just using your fingers. And if you somehow find that fun, then you could easily use the regular controller - it's easier to push and more comfortable, and you already have one.

This mini, mini, extra, tiny dance mat is definately not for your feet (heehee, duh!). I found that the buttons need to be pushed pretty hard to get the game to register. This little thing is fun to play "double" mode on DDRMax (where you play on two mats at once) but isn't the best, but the only finger dance mat on the market.