In case anyone cares, this machine is still working A-OK. No problems to report.

Done Thanks for bumping and giving me the update.

Hey Jon, is there anyway you could change the first post to update this information? The machine is (and has been for a while) a DDR SuperNova cabinet with original Konami pads (not Betson). And there are no memory cards lots on this cabinet...never had been IIRC. Also, the price is 75 cents for a 3 song set.

This information almost sounds exactly like the Bumpers arcade...perhaps Fish got confused and put the wrong info down years ago.

Well now I know rather than making a special trip out there.

The ITG2 machine never was here. You're thinking of the Wallace Dorms at the University of Idaho in Moscow. It's only about 15 minutes from Zeppos, but the machine isn't there anymore. They closed the arcade about 1.5 years ago and my friends and I bought the ITG2 machine for private use.

Is ITG2 still there?

I looked on DDRFreak and couldn't find any other location other than this one.

Current status as of 2 months ago:

The current machine is DDR Supernova dedicab with the (I assume) the old DDR Extreme's pads. It costs 75 cents here to play a 3 song set. The machine works great and the only problem I have had playing here is the volume can be too low when it's a busy night at the bowling alley. Oh yeah, and sometimes you have to deal with ridiculous drunk college people. It's not that bad, but it can throw your game off sometimes.

They also have a Guitar Hero arcade cabinet set at $1 for 1 song, lol.

Any updates on this location?

They finally turned up the volume on this thing. Now you can play it when more than 2 people are playing other games in the arcade...WOOT.

SN2 looks pretty cool. I heard that now it'll have your personal high score and a blinking light if you've passed it (like IIDX), but that is implemented with e-Amuse in Japan (I think), so I wonder if/how they'll do it for America...

Sorta. It was going to be an update, but now all signs point to it being DDR SN2 instead. Which I for one welcome. If they can seriously give me 500+ songs on one machine, I will be extatic.

Yeah So Deep was my favorite, followed by Rhythm and Police.
I heard that there is going to be a several hundred song update for SuperNOVA this summer. If so, they better bring back those two songs.

*cough* rythm and police *Cough*
but ja, so deep is agree with as well

This is seriously my NUMBER ONE complaint about SN. Gimme back So Deep you bastards!

Sorry guys I sort of forgot about this forum for a while. Edited my post for SuperNOVA. SuperNOVA took away my So Deep ;_;

someone should update the first post, and the title,  so we all can see that SN is there, without having to read each post. This is some serious news. (i think)

Well it happened, Zeppos now has a SN machine. However, there is some good news. It is still only 50 cents a play AND it's a dedicated cabinet...sorta. The cabinet itself is indeed (to the best of my knowledge) 100% genuine DDR SN cabinet. However, they left the same ole' pads that were on the old machine. This isn't terrible though, since Zeppos pads have always been 8/10 or better in my opinion.

I won't deny that I'm crazy enough to drive an hour and a hlaf just to play DDR, but it sure as hell won't be a weekly pilgrimage.

Wow.  If this goes down, it'll be just like when people upgraded to Extreme.  But then, people came to really like EX, so maybe it won't end up too badly.

Suko, if you need a place to play EX, come up to our area, we've got 4 machines in Coeur d'Alene, and like, 3 more in Spokane.

Whoa whoa whoa, soon to be upgraded to SN? Where'd you hear this and who the hell do I have to talk to so that this DOESN'T happen? We've already got a SN in Moscow and I love Extreme, if they get rid of this one, we won't have any left.