Do you Play Dance Dance Revolution, Stepmania, etc?

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I am very uncoordinated.

I have tried Dance Dance Revolution on its lowest setting and tried Band Hero on its lowest setting and I was very bad at both. It was funny.

DDR is also on the PS1, PS2? (not sure about ps2), X-Box and the X-Box 360, not just the Wii or arcade!

I used to play this game for at least 3 hours a day, not all in one course though. I'd play in blocks of hours usually, at seperate times of the day, like morning, afternoon, evening. Just depended! I played it A LOT though!

I wouldn't call myself great, but I was able to pass most any song on the hardest difficulty, and have even got some double A scores (great or better only timing on arrow presses).

Playing DDR well took a few skills to make use of. Following the music, coordination, speed, and balance. The faster the arrow presses the more you need of speed and balance and the less you need of rhythm and coordination! The more you want to perform tricky techniques (that make certain arrow combinations much easier to press) the more you need coordination.

There are also different ways to play DDR. I played it just for whatever fun I could get out of it. Others actually make dance routines out of it, and some can be very cool to watch.

I'd love to play more DDR but over the last couple of years I haven't been situated properly.

I can play DDR on a moderately hard difficulty when I go to the arcade, but my real game is Rock Band. I can play all of the instruments on expert except singing and I play it a lot too.

At first I sucked at DDR, but then I became obsessed with it and improved.

I haven't played it in a long time. I really want to.

I play a bit of stepmania - just with the key board no mat. It appeals to my tendency to want to fiddle while doing most anything, including listening to music.

i have played DDR a few times
I am not very good at it.

My son and I both love it. I'm in the market for a second metal pad right now, because we fight over which one of us gets it. . Though it's a little hard to play with him, because he freaks out if I do better than he does. We have a PS2 game called "Dance Party," which has a "cooperative" mode, which is just wonderful -- our points are combined, no competition.

I occasionally play Stepmania.