Most Random Revivals

Check that post again. Ninja'd.

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SAKURA in Disney Channel Edition. lol

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Wat?

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And Ultramix4. It's a very good song.

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I know it is, just very awkward seeing the song in so many games. But the same thing happen'd to Sky High (Solo 2000) so I really shouldn't be complaining. NEXT REVIVAL.
I was very surprised to see Fascination MAXX on DDR PS3. I mean they could have chosen anything else but they had to choose the worst boss in that game.

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This is what I'm talking about. When did the definition of "revival" change? Dance Dance Revolution DEBUTED in DDRX2 in North America. In order to be a revival it would have to have been in a North America region game BEFORE X2, which it wasn't. When did the definition change? I haven't been gone that long.

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CRASH! from DDRSuperNOVA2 U.S. & Sweet Sweet ♡ Magic from DDRPS3

Hm...Actually your right. Technically it isn't a revival because it never Debuted onto an American game. So what your saying is, it can only be a revival if it has already appeared on another game in the same region? Sorry if that sounded stupid, its just that some people prefer it that way sometimes. Confuses me. In that case, i'm gonna be doing a lot of editing.

Edit 1: Done. Now back to actual revivals.
5.1.1 appearing in Festival. Really? I didn't think that the song might make it that far in DDR.

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Actually, 5.1.1. for awhile became the "Perfect Attack Litmus Test." And it's doubles chart is hella fun. It NEEDED that revival. Just a shame you have to edit in the D- for DDRMAX USA.

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Hi, HardcoreAngel. Welome to ZIv.
I see you also have a Rigby avatar. Bad idea.

On-topic:
Also, why did the PS3 version of DDR 2010 get the SSLM and MAX 300 revivals and the Wii version didn't?

Didn't the Wii version have like 4 new songs that PS3 didn't?

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Yes. In place of revivals, the Wii version had a small handful of exclusive songs.

Yeah, it actually makes me feel disappointed with the PS3 version, as not only did it not only have a small amount of songs, but it had less than the Wii version! While PS3 had the revivals, Wii had the 4 lesson songs (Eh...), 3 megamixes, Free, Take Me, and Downtown. Why didn't Konami take advantage of disc space and give us more revivals and those tunes?

Anyway, back on topic, a random revival I'm thinking of now is Cutie Chaser (Morning Mix) in Extreme and onward. While they buffed the charts, the song is still too easy and feels pointless compared to the original, with the same style and a bit of a different arrangement.

Tierra Buena and Let the Beat Hit 'em in DDR X2. So many songs to revive, they chose these ones of all songs.

For some reason, Dub-I-Dub in DDR Party Collection. Among the 2nd Mix licenses in PartyCol, this did not make an appearance in DDR Extreme so I didn't see this coming.

And also Sky High in DDR Extreme.

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Make that 4


un deux trois does seem to have a long legacy in CS DDR. Is the song that popular, or does SDMS have some dirt on Konami or something?

I like ON THE JAZZ. It's just that for me it's usually the song that gets glossed over whenever it's on a DDR songlist, sadly.

Anyway, Paranoia...sorry, P.N. Max in DCE.

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^ The song actually IS that popular. It's basically the new "DIVE." A shame that many people can't appreciate Scorching Moon as much.

Also, add another JAZZER here. ;)

DIVE in Extreme 2. HOW is that NOT back on Arcade mixes yet? It was in Festival as well...

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Reminds me of Senses. Debuted in Ultramix 3, revived in Ultramix 4, Universe 1, Universe 2 and got a remix on Universe 3.

Some of the Ultramix songs on Extreme 2, namely Insertion remix and Absolute remix. They weren't that good musically anyway.

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Senses is apparently in Disney Channel Edition as well, but nobody has unlocked the final three songs so we won't know.

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There were other KOs that got into Disney Channel Edition, like Higher, B4U, Sweet Sweet Magic, ect.

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