Arcade exclusive musics?

No thanks, I prefer game of origin.

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Did FLASH IN THE NIGHT or FOLLOW ME ever come home? They were both in DDRMAX AC but I don't recall them being in any home versions.

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Quote: TyTigeriku
Did FLASH IN THE NIGHT or FOLLOW ME ever come home? They were both in DDRMAX AC but I don't recall them being in any home versions.

Yep.
DDRMAX Japan version on PS2.

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But they aren't revivied on the later releases of DDR on arcade or console as well as BYE BYE BABY BALLOON.

lets see...

More Then I Needed to know
and
Bakkwo

I think a few other Korean songs never go on the CS games, one other I THINK was Starian, which also was in Pump It Up.

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Quote: JhOpZzZz
BYE BYE BABY BALLOON.

DDR Ultramix/DS Unleashed 3.

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Ok then... I've never played an Xbox Version of DDR

What about Fusion AC songs? Were any of the exclusives arcade-only?

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All the licences were either on the CS, on EXTREME US CS or (in the case of Tough Enough) on Ultramix 2.

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Quote: Oni-91
Quote: JhOpZzZz BYE BYE BABY BALLOON. DDR Ultramix/DS Unleashed 3.

I think what he meant was it never re-appeared on an AC.

Quote: ΩOMEGAΩ
lets see... More Then I Needed to know and Bakkwo I think a few other Korean songs never go on the CS games, one other I THINK was Starian, which also was in Pump It Up.

None of the Korean music made it to a console game. The first set of Korean songs were reused until 4thMix Plus then even those disappeared. The rarest are the ones exclusive to the second Korean release as that's the only version of DDR they were ever on.

Quote: zapper703
I think what he meant was it never re-appeared on an AC.

Nope, he wrote "arcade or console".

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Quote: AeronPrometheus

Quote: ΩOMEGAΩ lets see... More Then I Needed to know and Bakkwo I think a few other Korean songs never go on the CS games, one other I THINK was Starian, which also was in Pump It Up. None of the Korean music made it to a console game. The first set of Korean songs were reused until 4thMix Plus then even those disappeared. The rarest are the ones exclusive to the second Korean release as that's the only version of DDR they were ever on.

That's right.

DDR 3rd MIX KOREA V1 licenses (also available in 3rd MIX PLUS/4th MIX)
BA KKWO
BU DAM*
BYUL
FACE
SUNG SUK
TELL ME TELL ME
WA

DDR 3rd MIX KOREA V2 licenses (only avialble in this DDR version)
AROMDAON 21C
GAGAAI*
GAMYUNWI SHIGAN
GIMME GIMME
GYOUNG GO (Caution) -a.k.a: Don't botter me (PIU)-
HOGISIM
ROSE
SHOCK
Starian -also available in PIU-

I always wanted to see that songs in a console version of DDR T_T

* My fav licenses from KOREA V1 and v2 :3

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Yeah, I remember playing Starian in Pump the other day... it was pretty good =o
EDIT: And then I remember that ending, a quad on 1379

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I gotta play BU DAM in DDR 3rd Mix Plus, too.
There's one 3rd Mix Plus AC machine in Lima, and I plan to play with Korean licenses after a very long time.

Goodbye (^^)v

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Starian is loads better on Pump it Up than it is on DDR. Sad to say, the music is cut different in DDR too. I enjoy the spins on Pump.

Yesterday, I played with DDR 3rd Mix PLUS AC.
I choosed: BYUL, SUNG SUK & BU DAM.

I know that I can find 2 DDR 3rd MIX Korean ac machine, but the only problem that I have is that I don'w know the exact version of that machines (KOREA V1 or V2??)

Goodbye (^^)v

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If the default song is "BA KKWO" it's the Korean ver.1 machine. If it's "SHOOK" then it's the ver.2 machine. If it's "UPSIDE DOWN" it's the horrible lack of songs Asian machine.

Quote: AeronPrometheus
If the default song is "BA KKWO" it's the Korean ver.1 machine. If it's "SHOOK" then it's the ver.2 machine. If it's "UPSIDE DOWN" it's the horrible lack of songs Asian machine.

Can't they be told apart by looking at the title and copyright screens? If I recall, the Korean versions say either "ver.KOREA" or ver.KOREA2" on the lower right of the title screen. Not sure about the Asian version as I haven't seen an Asian 3rd machine in years.

Quote: Exor

Quote: AeronPrometheus If the default song is "BA KKWO" it's the Korean ver.1 machine. If it's "SHOOK" then it's the ver.2 machine. If it's "UPSIDE DOWN" it's the horrible lack of songs Asian machine. Can't they be told apart by looking at the title and copyright screens? If I recall, the Korean versions say either "ver.KOREA" or ver.KOREA2" on the lower right of the title screen. Not sure about the Asian version as I haven't seen an Asian 3rd machine in years.

Yes, the title screen of the Korean versions have "Korean ver.1" or Korean ver.2" on the the lower righthand corner. The Japanese and Asian versions don't say anything in the corner.