DDR is going to the next level: getting placed in every public school in an entire state.

West Virginia is the first state in the U.S. to officially adopt Konami's dancing simulator in all of its 765 public schools. According to SFGate: "The games, which will run on Microsoft Xboxes, will be incorporated into physical education curricula and after-school programs" in an effort to motivate kids to exercise and to fight childhood obesity, a growing problem in the state. Adult supervision will be required to prevent hacking (read: game swapping) and unforeseen health complications.

At any rate, buying even one TV-Xbox-dance-pad combo for each school will cost over $550,000 total, though the program's cost is being sponsored by no fewer than one other local group or agency.