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Added clarification to indicate highest songlist of any console release. Mobile games are not considered console games. Additionally, DLC does not count as part of the release since it must be purchased separately.
Morning Blue (talk | contribs) (Unused data goes in a different page on the wiki, and EXTREME JP CS is NOT the holder for the largest songlist in a CS DDR game. That goes to one of the mobile games.) |
TheKarateKid (talk | contribs) (Added clarification to indicate highest songlist of any console release. Mobile games are not considered console games. Additionally, DLC does not count as part of the release since it must be purchased separately.) |
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== General Information / Changes== | == General Information / Changes== | ||
* Contains the largest home console version songlist to date, with a total of 111 songs. | |||
* Although based on the original arcade version, the NONSTOP MODE course music select is reused from the North America release [[CS DDRMAX2 US|DDRMAX2 -DanceDanceRevolution-]], as opposed to the original arcade version. | * Although based on the original arcade version, the NONSTOP MODE course music select is reused from the North America release [[CS DDRMAX2 US|DDRMAX2 -DanceDanceRevolution-]], as opposed to the original arcade version. | ||
* The ARE YOU READY?, HERE WE GO, and CLEARED graphics are from [[AC DDRMAX2|DDRMAX2 -DanceDanceRevolution 7thMIX-]] instead of the arcade version of [[AC DDR EXTREME|EXTREME]]. | * The ARE YOU READY?, HERE WE GO, and CLEARED graphics are from [[AC DDRMAX2|DDRMAX2 -DanceDanceRevolution 7thMIX-]] instead of the arcade version of [[AC DDR EXTREME|EXTREME]]. | ||