Interesting Little Things in DDR

Challenge only songs I think almost all have Beginner charts, for the lights. The lights flash to the steps on the fake Beginner chart.

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Question, did NAOKI ever confirmed the moanings from SEXY PLANET were indeed recorded from a porn?

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Also, the girl in Koibana



Is the same girl that appear in the squeare banner of A brighter Day

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Which are both reused artwork of Yuni from Ultramix 4.

*seeing A Brighter Day HP3 ver cover*

Just... Speechless. I think they're too lazy to make a decent illustration

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Let's remember they just stole Reese Witherspoon's pic for AFRONOVA instead of creating a new one.

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And that looks like AM-3P's Basic chart. Checked the AM-3P charts to confirm it.

Sorry for being a little off topic, but what is/are the BPM for each "stop" (really slowdown) in the IIDX version of Pluto? Are all the "stops" at the same BPM, or is each stop a specific fraction of the previous BPM, etc.?

It's a quarter of the original BPM, IIRC. (Every part of IIDX Pluto outside the opening and the 220 BPM segment is at double speed.)

no, it's all 50 BPM.

IDK if it has been posted or not, but I see that FELM Max Combo + 1 = our beloved music game company alias. coincidence?

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I'd say yes, because in the past they haven't been shy about blatantly having 573 combo and they could find another step to go somewhere if they were really going for it.

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There's actually 7:

CAN'T STOP FALLIN' IN LOVE
HYSTERIA
PARANOIA EVOLUTION
THAT'S THE WAY '98
NONSTOP C (BRILLIANT 2U ~ SP-TRIP MACHINE ~ PARANOIA EVOLUTION)
NONSTOP F (Let the beat hit 'em! ~ SUPER STAR ~ HYSTERIA)
NONSTOP G (DYNAMITE RAVE ~ CELEBRATE NITE ~ CAN'T STOP FALLIN' IN LOVE)

All on 6-Panel

Well, if you consider the nonstops as simply featuring the aforementioned songs, then 4.

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Makes me think that the Solo series was Konami's attempt to address Pump It Up.

I read somewhere that the only doubles charts to include Up-Up jumps are in a Disney AC machine. Can anyone confirm this?


Also, Konoko No Nanatsu No Oiwani is based on a movie about a lady that goes batshit insane and chops her children into 7 pieces when they reach 7 years old. The songs name actually translates to "Seven Cheers for The Birthday Child" or something like that.

Dynamite Rave Air Special has one.

Disney's RAVE does have at least one song that does that. Can't remember the name. Maybe I'll film myself playing the Golfland machine...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJQlBSOgLX4

a lot of them are different
iidx shows the current bpm at the bottom of the screen

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Thank you, that was exactly what I was looking for. It is indeed 1/4 the BPM of a neighboring section.

Excuse me from going off-topic, but if it's released, could we have a link to that SM theme please? It looks like a nice theme to use until STARLIGHT.

What theme?

On-Topic: The artist of Try to Love you (S.F.M.D) means Sota Fujimori Music Design.

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