DDR II & hottest party 5 (Wii) (International)

So would that mean U1 will confirm some songs and maybe a new mode for the game?

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It....depends. "News" can be just about anything for the game, could be characters bio's or skins or just a general "We have X2 characters including...", could be song info from default songlist to new songs for the game + X3, i mean expect anything really

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Characters bio's? That'd be a start to put on the game. I hope the songs will at least have the potential to keep us advanced players have a great time with the game. I can imagine POSESSION full version making me at least attempt 10 tries to full combo it. That would be an adventure for me in DDR II.

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I don't think POSSESSION will get a full version within the game. And if it does then holy crap that is a +1 on my book for DDR II on the Wii. But seeing that it doesn't have an official "full" version out there i doubt this will happen. Pierce The Sky could possibly get a Full version, and maybe some of the newer KO's that we will be seeing in X3 vs. 2ndMIX in DDR II. When i say Pierce The Sky, i only mean it as a possibility if the song was added to the game (DDR II) and it's chances of getting both Short and Full version.

Man i am awful at typing today x___x

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Sky is the Limit also has an official full version and it's already confirmed for DDR II.

That's originally what I was thinking. Although POSSESSION might not have a full version, at least it's worth a challenge just to play it. I'm hoping that 2MB will at least make an appearence. Boss song or KO, I'll be hoping 2MB will be in it.

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My guess is that he's announcing that DDR II will have DLC

Pop'n Music Wii had DLC!

It was aproximately the worst implementation of DLC ever

...explain since i've never heard the DLC implementation of Pop N' Music Wii

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How bad are we talking about, Tyma?

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I actually bought some of the DLC for Pop'n Music and it was only bad due to the pricing scheme and method of buying.
It's better than having NO DLC, IMO.


I didn't know this. Must've missed this...

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The DLC is sold in set packs, but no matter how many packs you buy, or how much memory you have availible to store the files, the game can only "hold" 8 DLC songs at a time.

So if you wanted to play Space Dog, and then High School Love, you have to leave the game, delete the DLC that you currently have installed, log onto the Nintendo Store, download the pack that has High School Love in it, and then restart Pop'n Music.

For some bizarre reason, even though you can't have more than 8 songs at a time, it still retains your high scores for all the songs, so when you want to play Space Dog again, you can delete your DLC, go to the Nintendo store, download the pack with Space Dog in it, and it'll remember your Space Dog high score.

U1 just put on his Facebook that the final game build has been approved by Nintendo. Hopefully this is what they were waiting for and they can now release some new info on the game...

well this is great news! thanks Pie-kun I have a good feeling that we'll get more information within a week

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So it's just like Dance Masters' costume DLC. The DLC packs are free after the first time you bought them, right?

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Geez... how can so many games mess up Wii DLC so badly?


That's not bizarre, that's logical. The game probably saves scores to memory regardless of what songs you currently own.


Well, yeah because you already bought them so technically you have the right to access that content again regardless of if you delete it. I thought that that was how ALL DLC tended to work? Wouldn't it be foolish for companies to risk backlash by trying to charge you twice for the same thing?

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Just clarifying. I don't know the logistics of this kind of DLC..

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Mmm... if the DLC still has problem, Stepmania is the solution.

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As much as I hate to say it, I found Pop N' Music Wii DLC to be a bit nice. Only reason was the price being right.

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