Interesting Little Things in DDR

I was thinking about AAAing them, but I realized I could just make edit data for each chart that was the exact same as the hidden charts in the game. I might goof around in nonstop and try to load a few and get them on tape, but because there is no speed mods (and to do the glitch you can't go to the options menu) I can only use boost which makes it hard to AAA.

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It's like how almost all the old KOs from the beginning of the DDR series used stuff from Masterbit Vocals.

That same chart also has the least amount of notes in any Singles chart for any song in DDR HISTORY with 19 right arrows. (If you have hand markers on, they're all hand markers.)

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That's interesting

that was said already.

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Can you correct yourself before you correct others? You won't be posting anything when you receive three X's.

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I'm sorry, I didn't know. I changed the post if you want to remove the quote now.

Oh, sorry AgentMargo. That was directed at DDRFan573.

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Oh sweet! I've been looking for a name for that pack. Thank you so damn much for giving me it.

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*blush*

You lucky bastard.

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On Disney Mix, Mickey Mouse March (Summertime Extended MIX) uses only left and right arrows for its Basic AND Trick charts. (the Trick chart is actually harder than it sounds)

Speaking of Mickey Mouse March, the Trick doubles chart for the Eurobeat Mix in the same game requires you to hit both up arrows at the same time, and later both down arrows. It's a very rare configuration.

Another Disney Mix oddity: Supercalifragisticexpialidocious has tempo changes, but (on the PS1 version at least) it simply changed the distance between the arrows rather than altering the scroll speed, which meant that at its fastest point the arrows were all scrunched up and hard to read. Added an interesting challenge.

DYNAMITE RAVE ("AIR" Special) DP from DDR SN2 does that in the beginning of the song however I haven't played that many double charts to know of any other songs.

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HYPNOTIC CRISIS is the DDR Version of HYPNOTICA from Gitadora.

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Your 666th post!

NEVER POST AGAIN. You devil, you.

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Forgive me if this was already mentioned.

On the back of DDR 2nd Mix DE (Dreamcast Edition) you can see that "Clean" in P.N KCET ~Clean Mix~ was spelled wrong (twice), it was spelled "Cleen". Also both telephone #s on the back of the games manual has 573 as the last 4 digits in said #s.

I found One Sided Love's intro in there, and a sound effect from L'amour et la liberte(Darwin & DJ Silver remix)
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19359300/VEC2%20Loops%20Fills%20039.wav

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I'm impressed with what brings tears to my eyes.

Show me more.

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The speakers in the Boom Boom Boom stage in DDR X/X2 US (idk about Japan) changed their beat patterns in X2. In X they were in sync with the beat of the song, but in X2 they beat whenever an arrow is hit. Just something that I noticed and felt like sharing.