Apparently, compared to the NES mat, the technology has been refreshed a bit. No specifics were given, but perhaps the Family Trainer is something more than buttons inside soft plastic? Or perhaps the years of Dance Dance Revolution mat testing undergone around the world has helped hardware designers make more robust mat controllers. As far as tangible changes, "The Active Life mat actually has more buttons in a unique configuration that works well with different types of games as well as multiplayer gameplay on a single mat."
Sasaki also reaffirmed Namco Bandai's intention to create more games that use the mat. Dance Aerobics seems ripe for remaking, if they want the Wii Fit crowd.
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6-20-2008 @ 4:28PM
wait in the car said...
I fail to understand how two players, side by side, would avoid stepping on each others feet constantly, considering the middle two button would be shared.
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6-20-2008 @ 5:20PM
Jhongerkong said...
Hottest Party > This
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