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== General Information / Changes==
== General Information / Changes==
* Second "catch up" Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title. It contains some of the new licenses/covers from [[CS DDR EXTREME2|DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME2]], the new CS songs from EXTREME2, and the new KONAMI originals & BEMANI crossovers from [[CS DDR ULTRAMIX2|DanceDanceRevolution ULTRAMIX2]].
* Second "catch up" Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title. It contains some of the new licenses/covers from [[CS DDR EXTREME2|DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME2]], the new CS songs from EXTREME2, and [[CS DDR ULTRAMIX2|DanceDanceRevolution ULTRAMIX2]] new KONAMI originals & BEMANI crossovers.
** Unlike in [[CS DDR FESTIVAL|DDR FESTIVAL -DanceDanceRevolution-]], though, none of the ULTRAMIX2 songs have new charts, nor are the DLC songs included. They received new BEGINNER charts though.
** Unlike in [[CS DDR FESTIVAL|DDR FESTIVAL -DanceDanceRevolution-]], though, none of the ULTRAMIX2 songs have new charts, nor are the DLC songs included. They received new BEGINNER charts though.
* Interface is based on the same one from DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME2, and uses the same scoring system (the same one used in [[CS DDR EXTREME NA|DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME CS (America)]]). Unlike in DDR FESTIVAL, the colors of the song titles aren't changed from its original counterpart.
* Interface/scoring system is based on EXTREME2's.
** It also uses the song points system for unlocking songs, courses, and even different types of arrow skins. The points system would be used for the next two PlayStation 2 Japanese CS DanceDanceRevolution games as well.
** It also uses the song points system for unlocking songs, courses, and arrow skins. The points system would be used for the next two PlayStation 2 Japanese CS DanceDanceRevolution games as well.
* First Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title to feature ''A Different Drum'' label artists, although only the A Different Drum BEMANI remixes from DanceDanceRevolution ULTRAMIX2 were ported to this game.
* Like in EXTREME2, almost all songs have their own unique background videos now, even beatmania IIDX songs that once had their own videos.
* Like in DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME2, almost all songs have their own unique background videos now, even beatmania IIDX songs that once had their own videos.
** The only songs that don't feature these kinds of videos are [[DoLL]] (which features its original beatmania IIDX video), [[iFUTURELIST (DDR VERSION)]] (which uses the original song's music video for its video), [[Let's Dance]], [[You Sexy Thing]] (which use their original music videos), and [[Polovtsian Dances And Chorus]] (which features footage from the KONAMI game ''OZ'', which was later released in Europe under the name ''The Sword of Etheria'').
** The only songs that don't feature these kinds of videos are [[DoLL]] (which features its original beatmania IIDX video), [[iFUTURELIST (DDR VERSION)]] (which uses the original song's music video for its video), [[Let's Dance]], [[You Sexy Thing]] (which use their original music videos), and [[Polovtsian Dances And Chorus]] (which features footage from the KONAMI game ''OZ'', which was later released in Europe under the name ''The Sword of Etheria'').
*** [[GYRUSS -FULL TILT-]], which did have its own unique video in DanceDanceRevolution ULTRAMIX2, is replaced with a generic video.
*** [[GYRUSS -FULL TILT-]], which did have its own unique video in ULTRAMIX2, is replaced with a more generic video.
* DoLL and iFUTURELIST (DDR VERSION) display each other's BPMs accidentally. This was corrected in later DanceDanceRevolution releases.
* DoLL and iFUTURELIST (DDR VERSION) display each others' BPMs accidentally. This was corrected in later DanceDanceRevolution releases.
* [[RHYTHM]], [[BLUES]], [[DRUM]] and [[BASS]] received new models exclusive to this release, based on previous outfits from DDR FESTIVAL -DanceDanceRevolution-.
* [[RHYTHM]], [[BLUES]], [[DRUM]] and [[BASS]] received new models exclusive to this release, based on previous outfits from DDR FESTIVAL -DanceDanceRevolution-.
* Final Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title to feature backgrounds for songs upon starting them.
* Final Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title to feature backgrounds for songs upon starting them.
* First Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title since [[CS DDR 5th|DanceDanceRevolution 5thMIX CS]] to not revive older DanceDanceRevolution songs.
* First Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title since [[CS DDR 5th|DanceDanceRevolution 5thMIX CS]] to not revive older DanceDanceRevolution songs.
* First Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title since [[CS DDRMAX JP|DDRMAX -DanceDanceRevolution 6thMIX- CS]] to not have an EXTRA STAGE system.
* First Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title since [[CS DDRMAX JP|DDRMAX]] to not have an EXTRA STAGE system.
* Can unlock everything in [[CS DDR FESTIVAL|DDR FESTIVAL]] through [[JP DDR CS System Data Support|System Data Support]].
* Can unlock everything in DDR FESTIVAL through [[JP DDR CS System Data Support|System Data Support]].
* Only DanceDanceRevolution CS title to promote the release of a movie, ''RIZE'' by David LaChapelle.  
* Only DanceDanceRevolution CS title to promote the release of a movie, ''RIZE'' by David LaChapelle.  
** This replaces the Karaoke Revolution demo from EXTREME2.
** This replaces the Karaoke Revolution demo from EXTREME2.
* Much like in DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME2, [[J.C.]] and [[SA-JA]] replace [[IZAM]] and [[NI-NA]].  
* Much like in DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME2, [[J.C.]] and [[SA-JA]] replace [[IZAM]] and [[NI-NA]].  
* Final DanceDanceRevolution game to feature in-game Dancemania advertisements (as the final game to feature promotion for Dancemania, [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA]], only included such on its website and artwork on the sides of the cabinet), as well as being the final CS title to feature Dancemania advertisements as a whole.
* Final DanceDanceRevolution game to feature in-game Dancemania advertisements (the final arcade game with Dancemania advertisements, [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA]], was limited to the game website and cabinet artwork).
* Total songs: 52
* Total songs: 52


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