A gamer defeated the final boss of Elden Ring in much the same way.
The success of the arcade game Dance Dance Revolution is arguably what kickstarted the rhythm game genre into becoming what it is today. With a multitude of releases over the years since 1999, both in arcades and on home consoles, DDR has maintained its popularity as a classic gaming experience for over 20 years now. Until the advent of amazing recreation of DDR in Minecraft.
Using one of the game's iconic dance pads as a controller for other games is an unusual idea, but the results speak for themselves. Defeating a boss with a dance pad is no mean feat, and MomoPkmn95's accomplishment has rightfully won her some well-deserved praise.
MomoPkmn95 has now ed two videos covering her playthrough to YouTube, one which covers highlights from the main game and another featuring the fights against Kingdom Hearts' Superbosses. The game is widely considered to be one of the all-time greats, even when considering the fact that together with its sequels it produced a notoriously complicated timeline. It was this popularity that led to protagonist Sora being announced as the final addition to the after years of requests for Sora's inclusion.
It can be very entertaining for audiences to watch streamers playing various games under challenging conditions. The usage of unusual controller set-ups is one such challenge, and is something that is generally rare to see due to its inherent difficulty. The issue of key bindings needs to be addressed, for example, which in the worst cases can lead to questions of whether success is even physically possible. But time and time again, gamers have found a way to make these kinds of setups work. Using a dance pad like MomoPkmn95 has become a strangely popular choice in this regard, leading to successful playthroughs of games like Hades. This clearly energetic play style for Kingdom Hearts gives new meaning to the idea of heart-pounding action, which is quite fitting for Sora's battles against the Heartless.