I am a rhythm gamer, for the most part. Many of these games involve timing some sort of motion to music, like the press of a key/button with your finger (see Stepmania [SM], FlashFlashRevolution [FFR], ThirdStyle, IIDX, Pop'n, Guitar Hero...etc.), or the press of a panel/button with your feet (Dance Dance Revolution [DDR], In The Groove [ITG], Pump it Up [PIU]). In any case, I can do just about all of these.

I'm also capable of creating custom content for a good majority of these games and I'm willing to show anyone how to do it.

FlashFlashRevolution: http://www.flashflashrevolu...

FlashFlashRevolution (or FFR, for short) is an early Dance Dance Revolution (DDR for short) clone that has been around for nearly 9 years. It is my game of choice -- the learning curve is fairly low at the start, but gets incredibly difficult once you start reaching the higher difficulty levels, beginning particularly at the Very Challenging area (10, out of a 13 point scale). I'm a very competitive player, ranking top 10 on nearly every public song in the game. Unlike DDR, this game is specifically intended for keyboard.

ThirdStyle: http://thirdstyle.com/profi...

ThirdStyle is a bit of a newer game, replicating DDR/SM a bit closer with the addition of freezes and BPM changes. It remains relatively unpopular, unfortunately. It has a growing library of songs, over 150 of them, all charted with four difficulties. Even the novice keysmashers can get into this game quickly.

I dabble in others, but not nearly as much as these two games. Contact me on my profile on either of these games, or on my YouTube and you'll get an answer.

I'm 20 years old, and have an interest in many different kinds of music, graphics, videos, etc. I love things that are outside of the box; abstract ideas interest me greatly.