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** Songs are listed on the far right side and come up as you scroll left to right. Ten songs are listed at a time in rectangular boxes. Your grades for a song are listed in these boxes as well. From top to bottom: LIGHT, STANDARD, and then HEAVY. | ** Songs are listed on the far right side and come up as you scroll left to right. Ten songs are listed at a time in rectangular boxes. Your grades for a song are listed in these boxes as well. From top to bottom: LIGHT, STANDARD, and then HEAVY. | ||
** Banners are now to the immediate left of the GROOVE RADAR, itself on the far left of the screen. BPM of a song is listed underneath it, followed by foot dificulty levels. On the bottom left lists difficulty levels, which are toggled with just a single up/down press. | ** Banners are now to the immediate left of the GROOVE RADAR, itself on the far left of the screen. BPM of a song is listed underneath it, followed by foot dificulty levels. On the bottom left lists difficulty levels, which are toggled with just a single up/down press. | ||
* Similar to ULTRAMIX, the default song sort consists of a small set of licenses in alphabetical order, followed by the remaining songs ordered roughly by | * Similar to ULTRAMIX, the default song sort consists of a small set of licenses in alphabetical order, followed by the remaining songs ordered roughly by their STANDARD difficulties. | ||
** However, unlike its predecessor, ULTRAMIX2 contains more licenses than those in the first group, which are mixed in with the KONAMI originals. | ** However, unlike its predecessor, ULTRAMIX2 contains more licenses than those in the first group, which are mixed in with the KONAMI originals. | ||
* New, high-resolution generic clips replaced the original clips from the DanceDanceRevolution arcades games used in ULTRAMIX. | * New, high-resolution generic clips replaced the original clips from the DanceDanceRevolution arcades games used in ULTRAMIX. |
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