But all you have to do is hit the pads at the beat. You can't screw up too bad. The game consists of a dance floor on which up to two players can compete.
Club music pumps from the machine and various squares on the floor light up to the beat.
Each contestant must step on the squares and try to get as many as possible. Some take-home versions of the new breed of video games are being released, and Sweetack said many people will push back their coffee tables to make room for the craze. The PlayStation home version of Konami's Dance Dance Revolution hits American stores this month. And Sony's competition isn't letting it dance all over them. It plays popular Latin music.