Database corrections

OK changed that.

One more thing, I have noticed that Chotto Kiitena (DDR Club Version) doesn't seem to have a bpm nor foot ratings in the database. But actually they are like this:

BPM: 164
S-Light: 3
S-Standard: 4
S-Heavy: 7
D-Light: 5
D-Standard: 7

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Updated that.

One important thing I noticed for Dancing Stage Party Edition is that the database lists Beginner difficulties for some of the songs when the game itself had no Beginner mode.
Now I'm not sure if because many songs span multiple titles with differing difficulties that this cannot be changed because it would effect the display for other lists, however if it could be done the Beginner difficulties should be removed for complete accuracy.

I'm also curious that if at any point I get my head around how to edit Wikipedia articles could we use the database to help clean up some of them? I'm just sick of seeing 'notable songs from this version include...' and it would be nice to have proper tables with songlists.

In regards to the database I'm curious if you've considered adding a symbol for songs which are unlockable in each mix, or is that not what the database is really for?

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Hmmm, I'll probably do some difficulty stuff for v5 of the site once I figure out how to do it.

At the moment, there's no way of doing game-specific difficulty stuff. As for unlockables ... that needs figuring too. >_<

You need to fix the lists for the older games so they don't display entries for Beginner, which didn't exist back then.

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Quote: Xavious
I'm also curious that if at any point I get my head around how to edit Wikipedia articles could we use the database to help clean up some of them? I'm just sick of seeing 'notable songs from this version include...' and it would be nice to have proper tables with songlists.

Just a reminder that Wikipedia is "not an indiscriminate collection of information" - it is questionable whether complete songlists are considered sufficiently encyclopedic, and I think that articles dedicated to the songlists might have been deleted in the past. Please discuss the issue on the talk pages of the relevant articles before making major changes. Also, Zenius-I-vanisher.com is unlikely to be considered a reliable source.

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Quote: eighty5cacao

Quote: Xavious I'm also curious that if at any point I get my head around how to edit Wikipedia articles could we use the database to help clean up some of them? I'm just sick of seeing 'notable songs from this version include...' and it would be nice to have proper tables with songlists. Just a reminder that Wikipedia is "not an indiscriminate collection of information" - it is questionable whether complete songlists are considered sufficiently encyclopedic, and I think that articles dedicated to the songlists might have been deleted in the past. Please discuss the issue on the talk pages of the relevant articles before making major changes. Also, Zenius-I-vanisher.com is unlikely to be considered a reliable source.

I would, of course, double check the information myself and ensure it matched up to the game. Also I'm not talking about creating dedicated articles for the songlists, but actually editing the original game entries with explainations of what songs are in the game and which are unlockable.

Also Z -I- V may not be the most reliable source but it's one of the best dedicated for such a vast number of DDR and DS games and is constantly being fixed and improved. The Wikipedia articles, however, seem to just sit there constantly with incomplete information.

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I did not mean to imply that I was asking for dedicated articles for the songlists. I was just trying to provide some context for why complete songlists could be considered unencyclopedic. Sorry I am getting us off topic - if I can think of any actual "database corrections," I will post them right away.

EDIT: Okay, back on topic: When I try to retrieve the DDR game database results for DDR MAX (6thMIX) AC, I am only seeing New Licenses and New Konami Originals (the sections about Bemani crossovers and returning songs are missing). I left the other parameters about sort order, etc. on defaults.
Is anybody else having this problem? Does this have to do with the work being done on the "5th style" version of the site? What other information do you need to debug this?

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DDRMAX -DanceDanceRevolution 6thMIX- only had KOs and licenses I think I recall.

They dropped every song before it.

Actually, the following songs previously appeared on home versions:
DIVE (more deep & deeper style)
Do It Right
Groove
Groove 2001
Healing Vision (angelic mix)
Let the beat hit em! (Classic R&B Style)
Look To The Sky
Midnite Blaze
ON THE JAZZ
ORION.78 (civilization mix)
Share My Love

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Some of them were AC previews weren't they? I'm not sure... it's not like it matters a huge deal right?

Maybe, but contrary to popular belief, MAX didn't entirely start anew. They're all listed on Extreme AC as home version debuts.

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I've seen some more BPM errors.

D.D.D.! has a bpm of 160.
and
Supercalifrag-whatever has a bpm of 114-200

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Fixed.

Castles In The Sky - Ian Van Dahl feat. Marsha

The BPM is 140 instead of 123

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Fixed.

In DDR Universe, B4U (B4 ZA BEAT MIX) has only Challenge steps. It should be:
S-Beginner: 1
S-Basic: 4
S-Difficult: 6
S-Expert: 8
S-Challenge: 7 (at least, that's what I think it was in EXTREME)
Also, Maximizer has Challenge steps, along with CANDY* and KISS ME ALL NIGHT LONG and ECSTASY and AM-3P.

I can't remember but did UNIVERSE1 have challenge ratings at all?

No, but we can guess that Maximizer is a 10, Candy a 9, Kiss Me All Night Long is a 9, AM-3P is a 9 or a hard 8 and Ecstacy is a hard 8 too. Well, that's all in my opinion.