@@AJ_UK_LIVE The Hold the Line World Tour mission was really fun! It had you turning around in circles because of the freezes! They re-made the mission but as a newer different song called Papasito in later mixes. The people that knew Hold the Line don't know Papasito, and the people that know Papasito, didn't play Pump all those years ago, so it's rare you have somebody that knows both 😆 ruclips.net/video/TM6C55ktY-c/видео.html
DSS or in Chinese for (e-wu (e舞)) it is very popular in China, mostly because they have a lot of new songs and easy charts that can do sexy dances, all the songs are in the cloud server, if someone complains about copyright, they turn off the songs on the server for that machine. and the machine its useless, the master CPU is that thing behind the machine 1:05, great video
Yeah, this arcade was full of sexy dances haha! I didn't see any speeders on here. Like none! That's interesting... The box on the back isn't a network switch, but a CPU??
No-bar PIU clone scares me, as I often hold the bar while playing Pump. Also did you know that this game was originally created by a South Korean company, which went bankrupt before it got released? In a last ditch effort, it got handed over to a Chinese company (as shown in the video).
3DDX was a rare similar Korean game. I always thought this was a Chinese bootleg of that same game, but not related. I just downloaded the drive dump, and I see a similar thing. Do you have any source? Would be great to look into it. You should try no bar, it's really fun. We always used to play Pump no bar until around 2007-2008, then everybody switched to holding the bar (Usually to coincide with WPF rules)
There was a period when I played this game even more than PIU lol 😂 As a K-pop dance cover lover, this game was like heaven for me. Every month, the game is updated with the latest K-pop songs with the step chart that match the original choreography (you need a VIP card tho). However, I'm not sure about the copyright 😅... Speed step charts are actually done quite well, and even the coop charts are very enjoyable (both performance and speed coop.) The hardware seems to be pretty poor in my opinion, and the arcades rarely maintain it, so after a while, all the machines become severely degraded. Speed players may find it frustrating to play. As for performance players, well it doesn't matter.
This game gets more foot traffic than Pump in this arcade! Mostly by freestylers and people playing co-op, I haven't seen any speeders on it, apart from me haha! I have a Technomotion at home, so I enjoy janky video games a lot! haha... The UI lags a lot, some of the speed charts don't make sense, and you can throw the difficulties out the window, but it's still pretty fun! 😆💯🔥
I found it on Dango palangkaraya The DANCE SUPER STATION cabinet is an old version because it was damaged and fake at the playground. because I played in other places (including the mall where the game was original "PIU")
We have Dance Master Super Station where I live which i assume is a sequel to this (same arrows, hand sensors). The We Are chart is stolen from Pump It Up
No boundaries in the "freefeel"!
I forgot to mention, if you run out of time choosing a song, on Club Mode, then it'll play: Hold The Line (Old school Pumpers will know the song!)
Banging tune!
@@AJ_UK_LIVE The Hold the Line World Tour mission was really fun! It had you turning around in circles because of the freezes!
They re-made the mission but as a newer different song called Papasito in later mixes.
The people that knew Hold the Line don't know Papasito, and the people that know Papasito, didn't play Pump all those years ago, so it's rare you have somebody that knows both 😆
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@@s34nvideos Sean with the old skool dance facts, as ever.
DSS or in Chinese for (e-wu (e舞))
it is very popular in China, mostly because they have a lot of new songs and easy charts that can do sexy dances,
all the songs are in the cloud server, if someone complains about copyright, they turn off the songs on the server for that machine. and the machine its useless, the master CPU is that thing behind the machine 1:05, great video
Yeah, this arcade was full of sexy dances haha! I didn't see any speeders on here. Like none!
That's interesting... The box on the back isn't a network switch, but a CPU??
No-bar PIU clone scares me, as I often hold the bar while playing Pump.
Also did you know that this game was originally created by a South Korean company, which went bankrupt before it got released? In a last ditch effort, it got handed over to a Chinese company (as shown in the video).
3DDX was a rare similar Korean game. I always thought this was a Chinese bootleg of that same game, but not related. I just downloaded the drive dump, and I see a similar thing. Do you have any source? Would be great to look into it.
You should try no bar, it's really fun. We always used to play Pump no bar until around 2007-2008, then everybody switched to holding the bar (Usually to coincide with WPF rules)
apparently this game has paranoia revolution hidden somewhere inside. the chart appears to be from a DDR vs PIU pack
oh neat! Where did you hear about that?
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Nice ear! haha! 😆💯
There was a period when I played this game even more than PIU lol 😂
As a K-pop dance cover lover, this game was like heaven for me. Every month, the game is updated with the latest K-pop songs with the step chart that match the original choreography (you need a VIP card tho). However, I'm not sure about the copyright 😅... Speed step charts are actually done quite well, and even the coop charts are very enjoyable (both performance and speed coop.)
The hardware seems to be pretty poor in my opinion, and the arcades rarely maintain it, so after a while, all the machines become severely degraded. Speed players may find it frustrating to play. As for performance players, well it doesn't matter.
This game gets more foot traffic than Pump in this arcade! Mostly by freestylers and people playing co-op, I haven't seen any speeders on it, apart from me haha! I have a Technomotion at home, so I enjoy janky video games a lot! haha... The UI lags a lot, some of the speed charts don't make sense, and you can throw the difficulties out the window, but it's still pretty fun! 😆💯🔥
I found it on Dango palangkaraya The DANCE SUPER STATION cabinet is an old version because it was damaged and fake at the playground. because I played in other places (including the mall where the game was original "PIU")
That's awesome! Did it have music from Pump It Up? Like old school K-Pop? I think the old version has some of that music (Depending how old it is!)
@@s34nvideos yes!
We have Dance Master Super Station where I live which i assume is a sequel to this (same arrows, hand sensors). The We Are chart is stolen from Pump It Up
Yeah! I think that one actually came before this one. If I remember, it has a lot of ripped content from early PIU
Piu knock off for sure along with dance maniax for the hand sensors
Pretty much! 😆💯 It's really popular here. Even more-so than the Pump It Up
@@s34nvideos also notice the dance Rush style machine next to it also has hand sensors as well
@@seannyg8865 yeah! That's Dance Rush mixed with Beat Saber (that uses a Kinect sensor lol). Video on that coming soon!
Wow what a rare game where did you find it
This is at Holiday Planet at Mid Valley Mall in Kuala Lumpur!
I have another video coming of the dance machine next door to it as well!
Whats the address of it?
It's at Holiday Planet in Kuala Lumpur! Video coming soon!