(I bought it used and it doesnt have a name on it, and I'm going out to buy a dance mat to night


Same thing happened to me as well. The ZIP file itself was corrupt. It wouldn't decompress the DJ image completely. I tried repairing it in WinRAR, but it didn't work.mmboy wrote:Damn i spent 3hrs dling the DJ version, and win i unzipped it the .cdi was corrupt, any1 else have this problem (got it from dcemulation.org)??
I just downloaded the DJ image from DCHB and it extracted ok for me..yodanut wrote: Same thing happened to me as well. The ZIP file itself was corrupt. It wouldn't decompress the DJ image completely. I tried repairing it in WinRAR, but it didn't work.
I'm downloading the DJ image from redfutura now. Hopefully I'll have better luck with that one.
To get back to the menu screen when in ANY mode of play, just press the "Start" button and the "B" button simultaneously. That should kick you out of whatever you are in, unless you are loading.TheSimms wrote: <SNIP>
PS - From the song select menu, how do you get back to the main menu? Not in Disk Swap, but normal play....
Thanks!yodanut wrote:Fof is amazing! Can't wait for the final version! A few questions, though.
Right now that's the only thing that's available. We at least wanted a story/arcade mode, and we were thinking potentially of a couple of different "endurance" modes.yodanut wrote:Is battle mode the only mode that will be available, or are you planning some sort of challenge or story mode?
I actually had code in place for a bunch of different effects back there, but it turned out to be too slow in practice.yodanut wrote:The graphics look great so far, but are any changes/enhancements planned? I'm specifically referring to the background during the game itself. I like what it does now, but it gets a bit repetetive. Any chance of some sort of dynamic visualizer, or is that asking for too much?
I believe I can answer that!DcSteve wrote:hey dan, does FOF support the official japan DC DDR Dance Pad!?
As far as submissions go, the buck stops here (with me). If I can take any work off of Dan's shoulders, I'll do it (too bad I can't code...sorry Dan!!!). If you want to submit a song, get in touch with me via my email listed at the CA Games website ( http://www.cagames.com ), and we'll work something out.sjackal wrote:would it be possible for people to submit their own music creations for review for inclusion in future releases?
(can we submit our own stuff?)