question is if they could replicate arcade pads then why the hell did it take this long? And currently I don't think ULX has a large DDR fanbase so I don't know who would play it... but I'd bring it in one day to see...

i would play it and so would my 4 friends and i think marcel and dave would play and im sure some noobs at ULX would try it. anyway, ya ignitions wont put up, which is y redoctane is working on creating a new high performance pad better than Cobalt Fluxs. From what ive been told/heard, they are going to be arcade replicates. Which would be tight. For this reason i am not buying a CF, i am now saving for one of the new RO pads.

I think getting ITG would be good to get but the question is who would really play it and yea the ULX's pads need to either be replaced or fixed so they don't suck ass

I will be getting the PS2 version when it comes out but I don't think a non-expensive pad such as Red Octanes Ignitions can really take that much punishment from ITG... judging on how often they wore out at Eden I say they won't work for ITG play..... I believe the problem is due to the foam being uneven causeing tears in the sensors... so I'll play it with ULXs Cobalts occasionally until Andamiro's Pump it Up Exceed SE comes out... if the pads are like the Korean pads it will have up-down-left-right on it... so I'll just use that.... provided the quality of the newer PIU pads is just as good as the old ones if not better... well if the pad is USB like the Korean version that won't work but we'll see... heh

With ITG coming to PS2, i was just wondering how many people would play it if ULX got it. Or who would rather have the DDR machine upgraded to ITG(2) IF they ever get it.