Interesting Little Things in DDR

That's well spotted, but Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Masters 7 came out in 2002, 3 years after Miracle Moon was already in beatmania :{

Miracle Moon is waaay earlier than Yu-Gi-Oh! The Sacred Cards. Miracle Moon is from like 1999 (year on which beatmania GOTTAMIX was released).

Edit: ninja'd.

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Oh. Ok let me fix that.
Edit 1: Fixed

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This has probably been posted before but on the Old Scale mainstream games (basically MAX2-SN2) the Beginner charts were ranked based on max BPM, not difficulty.

Any song with a max BPM of 179 or lower would have a beginner rank of 1, BPM between 180-259 would have beginner rank of 2, 259 to 399 would have a rank of 3, and 400+ would have a rank of 4. Keep in mind this is MAX BPM, so songs like Wild Rush & Insertion would have a rank of 2, even though the vast majority is slower than 180bpm.

This isn't entirely accurate; Chaos, despite having only a BPM of 170, was given a beginner rating of 4 in Supernova 1 and 2. However, it does ring true in DDR Extreme; scrolling speed was the only factor considered there in the difficulty of a beginner chart (since the method needed to play the chart was shown on screen as well, making any technique nullifiable)

The notecounts on 888 S- is an anagram of 573.

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The notecount on Orion.78 civ is less than 573.

....what?

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753 notes in 888 S-

Rearrange the numbers & you get 573.


DUH!

IT ONLY HAS 398!

I FC'D THAT IN DDR S+!

(Took me A LOT of tries to get. My 123rd out of 154, respectively.)

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The notecount for Max 300 is less than 573.

We wanted interesting things, ddrfreak...

WE KNOW AEGIS!

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You don't have to be so rude.

He means that the total number of notes in 888 has the digits 5,7,3 in it.

The guy in the banner of La Bamba from SN is Vicente Fernandez, a popular mexican singer.

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THANK YOU!

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Is posting in all CAPS really necessary? We are all right here in the thread. No need to shout.

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Off Topic:
No wonder he has -200 points.

On topic:
For some odd reason I notice that Rhythm and Police K.O.G G3 Mix's chart or style of chart is used frequently by other songs, like Tsugaru and Saint Goes Marching. (Remix)

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You mean 8th notes and gallops? Yeah, thats because the rhythms used to step that are all over the place in music. Also, IIRC, the first gallops in DDR are from Hero in 2nd mix, and R&P is from 4th+, so its hardly something taken from R&P.

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I mean as in the style of how it is, R&P switch off from a long stream of 8th notes to gallops which is very similar to other charts. More specifically Saint Goes Marching.

BONUS FACT: Furuhata's Theme was originally named NINZABURO but changed it when 4th Mix PLUS and the home version of it released. (Taken from youtuber BemaniArchive)

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Don't You Want Me's Expert chart has Konami Codes. 2 in the Short Version, IDK how many in the long version.

Still Unbreakable's song title is a reference to a previous Vanilla Ice song: Unbreakable ft. LA the Darkman.

Speaking of Still Unbreakable, its beginner chart has 6 up arrows & 2 down arrows. The rest are left & right arrows.

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