2016年9月10日 · What is Smidget doing nowadays? As far as I know, he's moved to an area where the community for PIU is non-existent (I don't know where that is, but it might be Tennessee). There's no machines near him with the latest mix, so he has trouble keeping in touch with the community and PIU in general.

2016年2月16日 · DDR is great if you really enjoy precision and working on your timing. It's only very recently that they've begun to cater to a more stamina-oriented crowd. PIU is great if you want more freedom of movement for freestyling, or …

2023年11月18日 · Not DDR, but there is a popular post on Tumblr containing the ~2005 video of Smidget freestyling Don't Bother Me on Pump It Up. It doesn't totally match what you're saying, but the video quality/color could be reminiscent of security footage in the context of a …

another awesome routine of smidget! the title of the song is Dont Bother Me also known as Caution... by Tashannie!! ^_^

2020年2月28日 · I wanted to make a side-by-side 9 year comparison of Smidget free-styling to the song.Video on the left: https://w... I do not own both the videos and the song.

He still got it!At PMX Expo

2009年6月15日 · Years ago some of us had postulated about the possibility of a "DX" cabinet for DDR. The thought was that DDR would get an extra flashy cabinet in the way that Beatmania II got a DX cabinet and became IIDX. As pictures and video of the new DDR X cabinet started to come out, it looked like we were finally getting exactly that after all these years.

2010年4月12日 · Gotta wait for confirmation from Smidget about the development dates, since this is only speculation on my part. Like Pump It Up? Join the PIU community in Northern California!

2007年10月3日 · Twenty-four-year-old James DeVito (a.k.a. Smidget) began playing the dance arcade game "Pump It Up" in 2001. For the last six years, he has honed his freestyle skills to become a phenomenon in the dance game world. DeVito is the national freestyle "Pump It Up" champion, taking first place in the country in 2005 and 2006.

You may want to look at Pump It Up freestyles for inspiration (PM me if you want a bunch of DDR and PIU freestyles I found). It does depend on what type of dancing style you're interested in, though. For example, I like bboy and whatever Smidget does (dunno what to call it).