DanceDanceRevolution X (PS2) (North America)

Same.

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so-so for me.

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I do like Dance Floor. Soon I will make an edit for it. I'm still surprised that I made an edit for Lift You Up.

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Hm, according to a thread at bemanistyle, you can play the game in progressive scan by holding X and Triangle as the game starts up.

Funny how it isn't mentioned anywhere in the instruction manual. Hopefully the same can be done on X JP.

I can pretty much guarantee it'll be allowed, it was allowed on SN2 JP too.

But not on SN2 US :/

...progressive scan?

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i think it's only available only on dvd players lol

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Progressive Scan is 480p. Only HDTVs and high end CRTs with component signal support supports this video mode.

Please refer to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video

Ohhhh gotcha

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Oh yeah, watch X JP get 16:9 support too lol.

But yeah, 16:9 AND Progressive Scan.

New DDR X location test,

http://aij.ddruk.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=4889&start=200

Some Hollywood Pizza place north o' Naperville, but why not (get it) Naperville directly I wonder?

Also, why not the final version either? That's lazy.

Thanks!

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...what's the point of having a beta version of DDR X just...OUT there?

...(DAMN i wish this were my problem >_>).

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So if any Konami employees are there tell them how much you're gonna hate the final product because of removed songs.

This is kind of random. At less someone is telling us about it this time.

This needs to be Front paged.

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And whore them out right in front of them.

Eh, don't bother with that. They might not have any choice about it.
Instead, complain loudly about the announcer.

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I wonder if it is the very same machine that was in CA. I think Konami didn’t know what to do with it and just handed it to some random arcade. That would explain why this Location Test (If it is one) is so random.

BTW, this should be in the DDR X AC (Worldwide) thread. Not CS JP.

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They probably don't have any choice over it. Many of the same songs/artists that were removed in DDR were also removed in the other Bemani games.

They are likely doing that "Let's see how it does in just a general market" thing they did in the UK. If any Konami people are there

1. Tell them we want better licenses. More Dancemania/House Nation and Dance/Trance licenses.

2. Tell them to shut up the announcer, or at least have an option available to.

3. Tell them to put more BEMANI content in the next game. Their ploy to get hardcore gamers to the Wii didn't work, because the stepcharts were very bad. Not only that, it lacks an Edit mode, so you can't even make your own decent charts. Furthermore, they refuse to put a good number of songs on the game, and the audio quality of the songs on the Wii DDRs stinks. We have to wait to get the OST to get decent sounding tracks.