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Old 10-25-2009, 11:51 PM   #9
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A few suggestions (even if some were already said):
  • 4 sensors / arrow, arcade layout due to the fact that it is a tried / true method with most dance simulation arcade games.
  • X / O buttons separate from the U/D/L/R arrows in a separate control box
  • Metal bar [DDR OR PIU/ITG style] with cushion, attached similar to how a real DDR pad's bar is since the way of adding a metal bar feature that most manufacturers use leads to a really wobbly bar.
  • Corner brackets being like those in the arcade. None of those giant brackets with 4 screws that some manufacturers use - that just makes it harder to play well.
    MOST IMPORTANTLY:
  • Parts always being available so one can fix the pad *IF* it becomes necessary
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