Oo, Cutie Chaser! Which mix? (: (:

BTW, I came out the same as you did. (:

Don't know what mix for Cutie Chaser, but it is off of DDR Max.

So, just out of curiousity, how much DDR do you do in order to consider it a work out?

Ah. That's the Morning Mix. That one's OK, but the one on DDR Konamix is faster and harder, and in my humble opinion, better. (: (And they call it a 3 -- bah! They wouldn't know a 3 if it jumped on a table and started singing 'I Like To Move It'. It's more like a 4/5 on Konamix.)

Anyway, I'm not a massive work-out type, you know that. I usually do at least five sets of three songs, mostly in the 4-5 foot range. Tried some 6s recently, died horribly, but I can foresee getting better at it. So most of what I play are Light and some are Standard mode. I'm really not very good at it. *sheepish look* But it is fun. If I've still got breath and energy, I'll play until I'm tired, so it often ends up being 7-8 sets of 3.

So if you figure about 2.5-3 minutes per song, it's a minimum of half an hour and usually stretches to 45 minutes to an hour. I've been bad over the holidays, though. I haven't played much ...

Are you actually playing? *inquisitive look* It's a fun game. (: Come to think of it, I should log off and go play some. (;

Umm, sort of.

C-kun brought over all of his PS2 stuff, including his DDR stuff (two pads and game stuff). I only started playing with it at all a little over a month ago, so I am still in the 1-3 ft song range and exclusively light.

I usually just set it on workout mode and step for 15 to 30 minutes.

I play it sort of as a game, but I am really incredibly bad at it (not too surprising as I have only been playing for about a month off and on). I really only clear things as Ds on a regular basis. (Well, it is either that or fail utterly).