I debated the logic behind Bemani's drive to port their
Dance Dance Revolution game to handhelds and mobile phones simply because I didn't see the role of any form of "dancing" in the act of rhythmically tapping your thumbs on a keypad. But since there are probably maniacal
DDR fans out there obsessed enough to want to play a dancing game even when they can't technically dance, I have to concede in its existence. But, since Konami has no plans at the moment to delight PSP fans with hours of sequential button-pressing, homebrewer GameShark thought it prudent to let us know of a free
DDR game for PSP he's made available at no charge to consumers. This version doesn't offer head-to-head waltzing or jitterbugging, but a future release might over ad-hoc. At least then we won't have to go dancing by ourselves anymore. Oh wait, I think I'm going to cry. No, I'm okay now.
[Thanks, GameShark]
Being able to play homebrew on firmware 2.80 is an amazing accomplishment. However, most people that have firmware 2.80 probably don't know the very basics of running homebrew on their system. While there have been guides created in the past, a new one has popped up on the PlayStation boards. Shamoo teaches you the steps necessary to run fan-favorite DDR clone, PSP Revolution, on your system.
