New K-Dogg video. I got the juice.
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New K-Dogg video. I got the juice.
This was surprisingly well made! A couple of inaccuracies by the narrator here and there, but still is definitely worth a watch if you like Dance Dance Revolution, In The Groove or Machine Dancing games in general. This is also a great example why Machine Dance should be recognized as a sport in more countries like I mentioned a while back.
I like how they show the dedication needed to play the game at a high level. They did a good job showing the more "personal" side of players. There portrayed the feeling of competition and sportsmanship very well. Using ITG and DDR music over licensed tracks as music in spots was a nice touch. I bet quite a few players had a grin on their face when they heard tracks like Destiny playing.
Side notes: I noticed this was made by "ZigZag productions". I know they aren't related to the mysterious ZiGZaG from In The Groove (Who is likely Kyle A. Ward due to his songs being incredible similar and/or remixes.), but I found that to be a funny coincidence. Oh and yes, Chris Foy is one of the step artists in ITG and was a tournament organizer here.
"Lord of The Dance Machine" is an observational film documenting the life of Kyle Morris, an ordinary teenager from Leicester, UK, as he follows his dream of becoming the best in the world at the growing sport of arcade dance.
This documentary was broadcasted on the UK Television Channel BBC Three on July 28, 2006.
Does anyone have a link to the episode of Without A Trace, with Kendall Schmidt??