DanceDanceRevolution X (AC) (International)

I do find that funny, especially considering that JP CS has Wine Red but not Put 'Em Up, yet US CS has both and HERO (2008 X-Edit). I wonder what the licensing problem was there...

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*checks the game database*
Take A Chance isn't a license... *headsplode*
Dammit Konami, stop making sexy good English songs that sound mainstream! Now I know nobody who doesn't play DDR will know about this cool song.

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I'm kind of surprised that SN2 had a CS license (Waiting for Tonight came from Extreme US). Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that the only time that's happened as far as non-European AC releases go? I don't count X because as far as I'm concerned, they planned for the licenses to appear on the AC before the CS was even started on.

Nope, Jerk It Out on SN AC was the first (which came from DS Unleashed, I think).

Lv 20 kakumei edit? Im not sure if this is what I consider to be a 20 yet it does look incredibly painful/terrible. Its a least..... interesting

EDIT: hmph idk what Im doing wrong since linking things is easy and Iv done it before on this site. Oh well

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEfEU4h1UNY

I think you got your URL mixed up.

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And wasn't SuperNOVA first released in the arcades in Europe?

Don't forget the Eruomix games. SN1 was the 1st AC to be released in US,EU, & JP.

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I was referring to the use of CS license in an arcade... Daiz is correct, that was the only time a CS license had gone to a non-Euro arcade. Cause technically SuperNOVA hit Europe first making all other releases regional ports.

Also, SuperNOVA was not the first tri-region release, Dance Dance Revolution was.

COME CLEAN from CS SuperNOVA U/C crossed to AC SuperNOVA2.

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Oh right... I keep thinking that was on the arcade for some reason. It's weird to me that Naoki himself would cover a pop song for an American-only game. And it was better than the original

I used to think I'm gonna get you! was a licence ages back

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DDRX AC JP site was also updated regarding this issue.

Here in the Philippines, our version is still 2009031600 due to lack of e-amuse

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Wait, IGGY's not from Dancemania? lol
Ah, Guitar Freaks. Whatever happened to that artist?

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Wow, after looking at the Extreme database, I just realized Extreme only has 9 new licenses. Most of Extreme's new content were cross overs and people act is if cross overs are a DDR staple.

how do you access Taj He speaks Tommi Sunshine mix on DDR X? it's not avaliable for me to play and i have 211,000 marvelous points and level 145. i've played literally all the songs except for a few versions that haven't appeared for me. do i need more points or level up to access them?

....i thought it was already unlocked on the machines over in Japan...

Not much i can tell you really

Try searching under the letter "T" to see if it's on there....

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According to BemaniWIKI, you need to play Taj He Spitz a certain number of times and the remix will appear (BemaniWIKI guesses you have to play it 15 times).