Interesting Little Things in DDR

Jacc: Am I the only one who saw the Yasu reference?

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A DDR variation was played in The Simpsons Game in a battle against God:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-3xxm4UFvs

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The DDR Universe version of My Only Shining Star appears to be different from the SN AC version.
Just listen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_YVca18_2M

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What the...? It does sound different, but it could just be the way it was recorded.
Then again I've never played DDR Universe.

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The song Suburban Train was licensed for SN2 US but was never used; it's song and step data are rumored to be on the disc as well.

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We didn't get it, everywhere else in Europe did.

Also the main guy's face on the Maquina de Bailar poster scares me.

Oh, and DDR is mentioned (but not in name) during an episode of QI when Alan Davies suggests putting one on Margaret Thatcher's grave so people can pay to dance on it.

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Ninja Ninja Revolution in Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

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I had to look this up, and yep! There is some pattern-breaking for Doubles charts (same 2-3-4 pattern, but barely), but this is true. I'm not sure whether to say they meant it to be that way, or what, but either way, that's pretty funny.

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I heard somewhere that Freak Like Me was originally supposed to be in there, which would explain it.

Anyway, they're all 2/3/4s on single with the exceptions of Shake Ur Body and The Lovecats, which are either 3/3/4 or 3/4/4 (forgot which is which).

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DDR CS games have ending themes:

DDR 1st: Think ya better D

DDR 2nd: Love is the Power

DDR 3rd: La Senorita Virtual

DDR 4th: Let the beat hit 'em! (CLASSIC R&B STYLE)

DDR 5th: Do It Right

DDRMAX: CANDY (MAX/SN2)

DDRMAX2: Feelings Won't Fade (Extend Trance Mix)

DDR EXTRME: Remember You, PARANOiA, DDR 1st How To Play

DDR EXTRA: DIVE (Main Mode), AM-3P 303 BASS MIX (Link Mode)

DDR Party Collection: Midnite Blaze (Long Version)

This is extremely redundant.

Wonder why they never made a stepchart of Love is the Power outside this extra track...

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Adding to this, Let the beat hit 'em! (CLASSIC R&B STYLE) was an extended version that was made available later on NAOKI'S PREMIUM TRACKS. Also, you had to set 4thMIX CS to 'All Music Mode' to get this song as the ending theme.

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Fixed. Well, I know the guys at nDDRo made full charts for it, but that's unofficial.

I think they tried to make a live version of it. There was also another version of that song where they got rid of the rapper. I thought it was strange that they never made a full version of the original song, just of the Danceforze Dance to Death Mix. I wish they did because that's my all-time favorite DDR song.

The 2006 E3 Version, from the US V-RARE 9 (Given out at Wal-Mart as a pre-order bonus).


Is such an awesome song.

2ndMIX (IIRC) Dreamcast is the only version with a "beatmania" mod for arrows.

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"IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE (Extended Remix)" on BASIC-S contains a Konami code at the start.

If you try to do "TwinBee (Generation X)" on BASIC-D, the 1P side might bear out a Konami code at the middle.

"MAKE A JAM!" contains repetitive Konami codes on BASIC-S.

Doing the directional portion of the Konami code at 2ndReMIX's mode selection screen will give you a "Super Mode" which somehow boosts up the frame rate of the game.

Doing the Konami code while selecting the fifth to the last image on 5thMIX CS's Gallery Mode, but replacing B, A, Select, and Start with Cross (first) and Circle (second) will unlock the last five images containing the original BeForU members.

Club Mix is the one with the bar arrows or it could be the PSX version cause it has Paint mode which allows you to make your own arrows.

What about 30 Lives? That has Konami codes on every difficulty, except Beginner.