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babyyyyyyy

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Lesbians. What is your wisdom

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don’t fucking @ me. just dont do it. You Dont know what could happen

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Cute fake bug 

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Lurantis

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Quickie doodle. Sloppy line work and stuff.

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it’s her, it’s sword mom i love lurantis a lot

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🦈 my precious shark boy again 🦈

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I drew myself a sharky boy! Rei gave good advice on the face and colors!

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Dragon character design concept: Fevynir

(October 12 2014 - 2017)

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I saw a girl so beautiful I started crying?

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I got my very own DDR cabinet recently! It was sitting in a local arcade going unused after its hard drive died (last May!), and after a solid half a year of nagging they finally agreed to sell it to me (this past January!) and I’ve been slowly fixing it up into a working thing ever since. A couple weeks ago I finally got it up and running and I’ve been playing on it regularly! Here are a few pictures and a bunch of words about it.

The machine is a Japanese 1st-gen cabinet (it might have originally come with 3rd Mix?) that was at some point upgraded to the US Supernova 1. The pads were in terrible shape when I got it (I’m still clearing out and re-assembling Player 2′s side, as you can see) but the base cabinet is in pretty good condition aside from a few minor quibbles! For the price I paid for it to get a J-cab, I think I got a pretty good deal.

(For the unaware, Japanese cabinets are generally higher-quality than the Korean cabinets produced around the same time, which are known for having slightly lower-quality parts and not being properly electrically grounded in some places. I don’t know if one kind is any harder to come by than the other, but the easiest way to tell the two apart is at the back; Japanese cabinets have one maintenance door, and Korean cabinets have two.)

Since the original board isn’t working, I pulled out the main guts so the machine could run Stepmania. The theme is the SM5 port of Simply Love, with a custom-rearranged song select screen. There are currently around 1200 songs on the machine (the vast majority of which are DDR songs; 1st Mix through 2014, plus the Mario Mix songs! c:)

The extra guts are sitting in a box in my room right now. A Python2 with a dead hard drive, a US-model EXT-IO board, and memory card readers that may or may not work. I’m still undecided between selling them or trying to fix the hard drive and having SN1 around to pop in and out for nostalgia. (This happens to be the same machine I played on to get back into rhythm games around a year and a half ago, and the PS2 version of Supernova was the only thing standing between me and obesity in middle school. I have a lot of fond memories of it.)

I’m still running the original CRT monitor. I want to replace it some day. Feeding a PC feed to it is a huge pain. watch in 240p for best quality

The PC running it is a cheapo refurbished desktop that I got online just for running this game. It’s connected to the machine’s inputs through a couple of USB adapters (a J-Pac for input and video, and a LumenAR/glorified PacDrive for lights) and wired up to a router flashed to act as a client bridge to the main router upstairs. The network connection lets me access the machine’s hard drive from my laptop, which is great for adding songs and getting screenshots from the machine.

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Σ(´・ω・｀) lurantis is my favorite SM pokemon !!

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you’ve heard of Dance Dance Revolution, now get ready for

Sit Sit Stability