He was dancing, his steps falling with exact precision and each one leading to the beautiful sound of a resonant ‘perfect’ landing on the screen. As he finished, Clack looked up to see a grim expression on his mentor's face. “Your steps are acceptable, but your form leaves much to be desired” he explained. “You leave yourself open to miss a back arrow when you have to complete a forward diagonal, keep your weight centered over your body.” Clack was entering an extremely competitive and serious competition, the Dance Dance Renegade Four World Championships. A game controlled by a pad with four arrows; forward, back, left, and right, must be stepped on in the correct order correlating to the dance moves portrayed on the screen. At the lowest
