Minecraft Redstone is easily one of the most entertaining things to see working. Despite being fairly straightforward when it was first introduced, things have changed so much since then that you can do nearly anything with it now. There have been a few Minecraft-compatible games, such as Minesweeper. However, today's video features a working Dance Dance Revolution.

MattBatWings was a Redstone craftsman and asked his audience what they wanted to see from the YouTuber. Some of the suggestions included instantaneous computation, a device capable of sending and storing images, and MattBatWings even built a working version if the arcade classic Dance Dance Revolution. They haven't played the game but that didn't stop their enthusiasm.

In the process of creating this, MattBatWings explains that Redstone lamps have a strange quirk which means they don't turn off straight away. While this is not an issue when building doors or other things, it becomes a problem when you are trying to recreate classic games using this sandbox. This obstacle was quickly overcome, although the creator did make the screen smaller to alleviate some of its initial problems.

Perhaps the coolest thing of all is that you can download the map used for this video and play around yourself. Even if Dance Dance Revolution fans are not interested, it's still an opportunity to look at the intricate Redstone circuitry behind these incredible devices. It made us feel completely insignificant, but maybe MattBatWings was a genius and it makes sense.
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