DanceDanceRevolution X (AC) (International)

Let's not forget that only 1 out of 20 players play doubles on heavy, so practically nobody counts doubles ratings anyway.
(PS: Genom Screams D- is not a 10)

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The hard-to-easy ratio for songs has been pretty bad since SuperNOVA, but its been getting a little bit better. In DDR X, for example, there's a lot of 9s that are decently hard (for being a 9 out of 20 at least) like Koko Soko, Chance & Dice, and Wine Red in the CS game. And the charts are a lot more interesting in DDR X. A song may be too easy, but still have an interesting chart, unlike SN2, with stuff like AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH, Shades of Grey, and Raspberry Heart. And it's BS that they are so stingy with License charts still (Only one 9 equivalent in X AC, and it's DUB-I-DUB (2008 x-edit) D- )

But like Dr. D said, at least there is Edit Mode available in the AC again. Nothing like making your own chart and playing it .

Hell fucking yes, I'd play those so many times if they were revived.

I already play them so many times, because all I have is a locked Extreme

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do you mean that the machine not yet unlocked all 30(or 20) items ?

if yes , do you got the unlocking password and know the method to input it ?

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Uberfixen.

UM2-4 and UNI1-3 all have plentiful 9-foot licenses.

You're not even right about PS2. BWHOH isn't much of a 9, but Dub-I-Dub (2008 X-Edit) D- definitely is.

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I apologize, I was only referring to the PS2 versions since they are more inline with the arcade series. BWOH and Dub-I-Dub are 2 licenses out of 7 PS2 games and Dub-I-Dub is a quasi-revival and I would consider to be AC first, despite the CS being released first.

this doesn't look like one. But heres a glitch I found.



You probably wont even notice

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OTB still Final Stage?

...Dr.D is the s***? lol idk

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:sigh:

I don't know how to explain what happened. I think the picture is no help to show what happened either.

Pretty much after I closed the DDR X folder it was literally appeared to be eaten by the SN2 folder. In fact, after scrolling through the wheel the DDR X folder wasn't even there and was seem to be replaced by the SN2 folder. When it happened, the fuse between the folders joining was so strange.

Either way I DONT know how it happened and I don't think its to big of a deal or something that would effect the game. (after going to another folder and leaving the DDR X folder was back.)

Just thought that was interesting that's all...

couple more pictures of inside the machine menu

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Nice pics, Dr.D
And thanks for explaining this new glitch.

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eamuse.konami.fun

Sounds like fun =< Hopefully Americans and Europeans will be allowed to join konami.fun-land too.

I want those machine decals...

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News from al2k4; the audio for Dynamite Rave -Air Special- has changed sounds more 'fresh'

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DYNAMITE RAVE New Lyrics

Have a listen, I apologise for video/audio glitches on my old DV camera.


HOW TO PLAY

In Japanese funnily enough!

I'll post an in-depth report of the cab I played today of the new EU build tomorrow, way too tired here after DDR for 10 hours.

Whoa Dynamite Rave they actually did it.
What if you play Dynamite Rave the original one will it still be the same

Aj

at HOW TO PLAY, but at new DYNAMITE RAVE.

...what...the...f***?

Eh, idk, it just doesn't get to me....

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Sounds much much better when you're there. Makes the song feel fresh again as the original DYNAMITE RAVE is roughly 10 years old now.

WHAT!! 10 YEARS I thought that song came out in DDR EX2?
Wow i thought by what you meant it sounds different but like made the sounds more clearer etc.

AJ