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do you know if there is a home dance pad with all 9 directions? (well… 8 + center)

While I usually find the techno-music annoying, I cannot deny the improved urban friendliness of “Head Shot” and “Double Kill” as scratches on this platform. Somebody call Tupac's agent!!!

But for the controller question, the gyro scope pistol may prove disasterous for the low-riding jeans crowd while it takes both hands to maintain a decent urban stance. (These guys never watched “You Got Served”???)
Recommend to the P. Diddy “Sean John Connery R&D” depart. that necklaces, belt loops and cell phone headsets be prototyped first. (Keep the trucker hat development in the N.E.R.D. house, but don't tell Timberlake).

And finally, the level designers may need some additional support. Cruising the local clubs and hang outs for moves, secrets, weapons and skins are more complicated than standard field scouting.
Extra health and body armour are a must, and nothing less than B. Franklins in the money clips for street cred.

DDR uses a 4 button steup, which works perfectly with some consoles' controllers and their 4 button setups. Hence why it was made on the PS2.

Other (where other==better) dance games, such as Techno Motion, have four modes: the standard 4 button, a five button mode using the four corners and the center, an eight button mode using all the buttons except the center, and a “doubles” mode where one person uses both pads at once.

While these games increase stamina by keeping your heart rate up, they do little in the way of actual weight loss.

Isn't the DDR dance pad just a game controller?

…does it come with the same music as DDR?

DDQA sounds like a blast! Of course, the liability issues will prevent it from ever being made…