Actually, Konami did release a DDR for PC back in 2002. It was an original mix exclusive to PC, but it was simply called "Dance Dance Revolution." It used the interface from DDR 4th Mix, and had music from 1st Mix through 6th Mix. So, yeah, it doesn't exactly decide the console vs pc argument, but I just wanted to point it out. ;)
And while I'm on this tangent, I'll mention that, of course, if you want the best dance game on PC, you want StepMania, which is a highly advanced, free DDR simulator with thousands of songs available for it.


Anyway, with regards to the topic, I use a converter to use Playstation controllers and dance mats (for StepMania) on PC, which I use largely for console-style games and arcade games. I like both console and PC games, but I'm largely focused on old-school games in general, Especially Pre-N64 era.

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