This 6-Foot Tetris Board is Controlled By DDR Dance Pads

When I’m out at parties, or out with nerds, and the conversation turns to video games I often describe my gaming style as ‘Like a 12-year-old girl.” I absolutely love old school Nintendo and Atari games and will play those whenever I can. I own an Xbox and a Wii, but I tend to gravitate toward games like DDR, Mario Kart, and Dance Central more than I do popular “gamer” titles.

This video, combines two of my favorite games of all time, Tetris and DDR together into an interactive Tetris game controlled by DDR dance pads. The giant 6-foot displays were created by 3 MIT students using LEDs, and the end result is pretty amazing.

I’d love to get in on some dance mat-controlled Tetris sometime, and the concept is pretty awesome. Can you think of any other games that would fun to play in unique ways?

[via Engadget]

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Emily has been obsessed with computers since the early 80s when she discovered she could play Ghostbusters on her father's Commodore 64. She currently owns more computers than she has rooms in her house, and has the high score on every Ms. PacMan arcade game she's ever encountered. You can follow her every magical move on Twitter @emily.