First of all I would like to give a hand to FFR for being in a magazine (Maximum PC). Yay. Here's a bit of the article:
"And the Lord said: Let there be much button-mashing.
Although it took us an hour to get the feeling back in our right hand after playing it, we heartily recommend Flash Flash Revolution - and its smorgasbord of music driven reflex tests - as one of the best time-wasters on the Internets. While i's not the same as stomping on a dance pad, it's the closest you're going to get to the DDR experience at the workplace."
Yay. We're all happy. But this part shocked me
"Start with the original FFR, and once you've worked up a stinky finger sweat, try graduating to the ever-so-fast FFR Resonance version - the songs are beter, but nearly seizure inducing."
So we're gonna have a bunch of Resonance questions. Oh shi.
Discuss.
"And the Lord said: Let there be much button-mashing.
Although it took us an hour to get the feeling back in our right hand after playing it, we heartily recommend Flash Flash Revolution - and its smorgasbord of music driven reflex tests - as one of the best time-wasters on the Internets. While i's not the same as stomping on a dance pad, it's the closest you're going to get to the DDR experience at the workplace."
Yay. We're all happy. But this part shocked me
"Start with the original FFR, and once you've worked up a stinky finger sweat, try graduating to the ever-so-fast FFR Resonance version - the songs are beter, but nearly seizure inducing."
So we're gonna have a bunch of Resonance questions. Oh shi.
Discuss.
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