Snooze snooze revolution - the finger dance pad alarm clock

Posted Jul 6, 2009 at 7:18PM by Glenn M. Listed in: Tags: Konami
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Revolutionizing the way you wake up is this fun alarm clock spotted at online retail site, Thumbs Up. It's very much reminiscent of the arcade dance machine for Dance Dance Revolution, but it doesn't carry the trademark from Konami. It does, however, make your fingers dance on the lit arrow keys every time you beg the morning to give you five more minutes.

Finger Dance Alarm Clock - Image 1Finger Dance Alarm Clock - Image 2Finger Dance Alarm Clock - Image 3


I'm not kidding. You have to earn your extra snooze minutes with this one. If you want to shut this thing up for a few more minutes, it gives you a pattern for your fingers to dance to, much like in the arcade dance game. On a more practical note, having to make your brain work to finger-dance the snooze will effectively help waking you up and prevent the sinister five minutes from turning into 30.

One thing that the product description doesn't indicate is that if this thing supports song playback (probably not) and if the finger dance pattern is randomly generated or if you have the same one every morning.

Of course, the oldschool alternative to shutting alarm clock would be throwing them into the nearest wall, but you'd be wasting the £9.99 (US$ 16) that you spent in getting one of these.



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Via Thumbs Up UK

 
 
 

Comments [refresh]

by Anhmeister - 2009-07-06 15:52
» Oh man

First time I saw this I thought it was some homebrew for the DS. That would have been awesome. The retail product is nice, but I can't imagine Konami letting them get away with this.

by ov3rkill - 2009-07-06 19:45
» lol

i thought we can do the finger dance on this especially with dance dance revo. hahaha

by symbyosis - 2009-07-06 22:55
» lol

dude i seriously thought cause of the title it was a joke making fun of the overdone rhythm games

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