DDR Supernova vs DDR Supernova 2 CS HOME VERSION

Neither did Japan.

Well, I liked SuperNOVA2 for that reason. I doubt casual players would be able to unlock that song in SN.

I like SuperNOVA more though.

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I had FELM unlocked by the end of my first month of playing.
Admittedly, I wasn't casual about my playing...

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I had FELM unlocked in SN within 3 months. Granted, I had other people (and meself) play the game during club fairs and such. Why was FELM included in SN2 US (besides the BARRIER course) is beyond me.

I don't remember how long it took me to unlock the song. I can only say that I always go for 100% completion.

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SuperNOVA had better licenses and better step quality, but SN2 has most of the SN KO's I like. Probably SN.

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SN2, cause that will give me the chance of playing Konoko (finally, obviously)

And finally, post 666!! The Number of the Beast!

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Don't you think SN1 has more songs than SN2

I know it has, btw I can't believe they STILL have that goddamn Honey Punch song. srsly.

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For JP, I think SN1 is better... other than the boss songs. SN2JP is better for boss songs

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its a classic song, and I guess your right about it, It does get a little tiring hearing it over and over again.
They should make a arcade where its all new songs, but will they ever? I don't think so.

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I like Honey Punch a lot, but not SN's version (K//Eternal made a simfile of Honey Punch a while back that was the version I liked, plus his chart was awesome)

Yea, but the SN version is the only one that I know, so I like the SN better as of right now.

And Supernova was classic because of what it offered, I know most of the songs were a pain in the butt to unlock, but thats why they had the alternative way of unlocking them. I mean when you play online, you get the chance to take your skills online, and see how many people do DDR online. Theres not much, and most of them hack during online, but that doesn't matter.

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I preferred SN over SN2, since the licensing was much better. I loved nearly every license on that mix other than Roboslut (which is the real name of the song...), Shout and Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. And then the songs that were exclusive at the time were pretty good, like the Fly Away remix and Trim. SN2 seemed just really thrown together, with it's really generic licenses (other than a select few ), boring exclusives and then the revival list just seemed realy boring... But that's just my 2 cents

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are you kidding about Girls Just wanna Have fun? I mean when I first got the game, that was the first song I danced too, I like Cyndi Lauper I think shes very talented

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