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* Released: March 2001. | * Released: March 2001. | ||
* First appearance of Battle Mode and Expert Mode. | * First appearance of Battle Mode and Expert Mode. | ||
* The Challenge Mode is more streamlined, and is now very similar one used in the games to this day. | * The Challenge Mode is more streamlined, and is now very similar to the one used in all the games to this day. | ||
* First non-standalone ''Pop'n Music'' game to include ''Animelo'' songs. | * First non-standalone ''Pop'n Music'' game to include ''Animelo'' songs. | ||
* First game in the series where ''every'' new song has a 9-Line AND Hyper notechart. Prior to this game, some new songs still only had 9-Line difficulty, even though Hyper charts were introduced in [[PnM_AC_3|Pop'n Music 3]], and EX charts were introdcued in [[PnM_AC_5|Pop'n Music 5]]. | * First game in the series where ''every'' new song has a 9-Line AND Hyper notechart. Prior to this game, some new songs still only had 9-Line difficulty, even though Hyper charts were introduced in [[PnM_AC_3|Pop'n Music 3]], and EX charts were introdcued in [[PnM_AC_5|Pop'n Music 5]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:24, 3 November 2006
General Information
- Released: March 2001.
- First appearance of Battle Mode and Expert Mode.
- The Challenge Mode is more streamlined, and is now very similar to the one used in all the games to this day.
- First non-standalone Pop'n Music game to include Animelo songs.
- First game in the series where every new song has a 9-Line AND Hyper notechart. Prior to this game, some new songs still only had 9-Line difficulty, even though Hyper charts were introduced in Pop'n Music 3, and EX charts were introdcued in Pop'n Music 5.
- First game in the series to include the singing of ALPHA, who would sing many, many songs with Osamu Migitera (Des-ROW) over the years.
- First appearances of Guitar Freaks mainstays Hideyuki Ono and Ueko Harumi (Jimmy Weckl) in the series. First appearance of Tomoyuki Uchida (Mr.T) in the series.
Staff Information
New Songs
- 笑点テーマ / - / Shoten (Nyami)
- Lucifer / Naya~n Jr. / Jazz Vocal (Green)
- サザエさん一家 / 千沢祐子 / Sazae-san (Nyami)
- 2nd Adventure / Jimmy Weckl / Ever Pop (Higurashi)
- Star Trek / - / America (Mimi)
- ルパン三世のテーマ'78 / - / Lupin (Mimi)
- Candy Candy / 中山マミ / Candy Candy (Mimi)
- ヤッターマンの歌 / 山本正之と森の木児童合唱団 / Yatta Man (Mimi)
- I am Rock'n'Roll King / Rock'n'Roll King / Rock 'n' Roll (Pepper)
- Over the hill / 新谷さなえ / Country (Rolly)
- ポップン音頭 / 高田香里 / Ondo (Pop'n All Stars)
- 작은행복 / KESONG No.1 PROJECT / K-Euro (Yun)
- 翔べ!ガンダム / ミッキーマサシ / Gundam (Nyami)
- Midnight Yoghurt (女SPY☆お色気ゴーゴー脱出大作戦) / Simon Man / Moody (May)
- うるとら ボーイ / V.C.O featuring Yuko Asai / Techno Kayou (Pino)
- Sunlight / Shinpei / Pop Beats (Boy)
- Spell on me ~魅惑の呪文~ / Kiddy & Sunshine Lovers / New Romantic (W.B. Rose)
- テレビ映画「吉宗評判記暴れん坊将軍」BGM / - / Shougun (Nyami)
- マシュマロ・マーチ / まろりんズ / Marching (Dino)
- Bubble Bagpipe Hour / Original Cedar Pipe Band / Scottish (Yard the 6th)
- micro dream / Mr. T / Light Fusion (Kika)
- 電波の暮らし / Q-Mex feat.フレディー波多江 / Modernism (Mebae)
- 太陽にほえろのテーマ / - / Taiyou (Nyami)
- すいみん不足 / - / Kiteretsu (Mimi)
- Ska Ska No.3 / 亜熱帯マジ-SKA爆弾 / Ska (Hone)
- H@ppy Choice / good-cool feat. すわひでお / Melo Core (Otoko-man)
- Gotta Get My Groove On / good-cool feat. Aundréa L Hopkins / Soul (Jessica)
- 走りぬける君へ、Hurry up! / Ichiro Yoshida / Digi-Pop (Timer)
- Foundation of our Love / dj TAKA feat. ASAKO / Trance (Tran)
- 大見解 / Des-ROW feat. TSUBOI for ALPHA / Hip Rock (Roku)
- 西部警察メインテーマ / ? / Seibu Keisatsu (Mimi)
- よあけの道 / 新谷さなえ / Flanders (Nyami)
- 悪の野望はブルース / ナヤ～ン・ブラザーズ・バンド / Blues (Warudoc)
- Picnic / three berry icecream / Picnic (Yuri-chan)
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