IAP 2017

Richard Matthew McCutchen

Jan/11	Wed	06:30PM-08:30PM	32-G449
Jan/21	Sat	03:00PM-05:00PM	32-G449

Enrollment: Unlimited: No advance sign-up
Attendance: Repeating event, participants welcome at any session

Do you think you might enjoy throwing your feet around in time to your favorite music, or are you already a pro?  Join us in playing StepMania, the leading open-source clone of Dance Dance Revolution, the classic arcade game of stepping on panels to a beat.  This game can be a great thrill, engaging both mentally and physically.  See the photos from last year's event.

• You can drop in at any time during the session.
• Players of all experience levels are welcome, from first time to expert.
• Come and hang out with other fans!
• Light snacks will be provided!
• We can support 4 players at a time, one using my hard dance pad with a bar (photo here, great for more difficult songs).  If turnout at each session is ~20 people (not all for the entire time) like last year, you can expect some sitting around between turns.  For more play time, join the mailing list and come to our smaller group sessions throughout the academic year, or use my hard dance pad in 32-G503 any time; more information here.

 

More sessions may be added later in IAP based on demand.

If you're interested but these times are bad: Please email me your constraints and I'll try to accommodate you in the future.

Contact: Richard Matthew McCutchen, RMCCUTCH@MIT.EDU