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=== [[Jun Wakita|wac]] === | === [[Jun Wakita|wac]] === | ||
Around the time I included this song in the game, did I seriously realize that it was the 10th anniversary of pop'n?<br> | Around the time I included this song in the game, did I seriously realize that it was the 10th anniversary of pop'n?<br> | ||
I honestly hesitated about including this song, but I decided to do it this time in order to fulfill the | I honestly hesitated about including this song, but I decided to do it this time in order to fulfill the survey. | ||
If pop'n turns 10 years old, this song will soon become his 11 year old brother.<br> | If pop'n turns 10 years old, this song will soon become his 11 year old brother.<br> | ||
Below is the story of my first | Below is the story of my first experiences with it.<br> | ||
I remember the applauses that my brother received when he cleared this song at the arcade, when I still wasn't really familiar with beatmania. I didn't understand it very well, but I applauded together. This is the end of the story of when I first heard this song.<br> | I remember the applauses that my brother received when he cleared this song at the arcade, when I still wasn't really familiar with beatmania. I didn't understand it very well, but I applauded together. This is the end of the story of when I first heard this song.<br> | ||
After that, I coincidentally worked with the composer of that song. When I was silently working late at night, I played the BEMANI Pocket left at the workplace, and unexpectedly became addicted to it. When I challenged it several times and when I finally cleared it on my tenth attempt, the sky started to turn white. No one applauded, so I applauded myself. This is the end of the story of when I first cleared this song. | After that, I coincidentally worked with the composer of that song. When I was silently working late at night, I played the BEMANI Pocket left at the workplace, and unexpectedly became addicted to it. When I challenged it several times and when I finally cleared it on my tenth attempt, the sky started to turn white. No one applauded, so I applauded myself. This is the end of the story of when I first cleared this song. | ||