Sure beats the crappy plastic (or whatever it's made out of) pad that came with my sis's copy of DDR Max2 for the PS2....
Should try the thing out in the arcade on the solid pads, will likely provide a more immersive experiance without fear of falling/pad slippage.
But damn, £270? I would have just opted for something more stable and affordable.
How do you go about making your own adapter btw? Was always interested how people do those sort of things, when I usually opt for the pre-built solution....
If you like these music-rhythm kind of games though, I'd recommend taking a look at Guitar Hero for the PS2, it's probably my fav out of the bunch of those type of games currently out there, been playing it since it's release (pre-ordered it ;/), anxiously awaiting it's sequel due this November.
Should try the thing out in the arcade on the solid pads, will likely provide a more immersive experiance without fear of falling/pad slippage.
But damn, £270? I would have just opted for something more stable and affordable.
How do you go about making your own adapter btw? Was always interested how people do those sort of things, when I usually opt for the pre-built solution....
If you like these music-rhythm kind of games though, I'd recommend taking a look at Guitar Hero for the PS2, it's probably my fav out of the bunch of those type of games currently out there, been playing it since it's release (pre-ordered it ;/), anxiously awaiting it's sequel due this November.