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= pop'n music = | = pop'n music = | ||
[[Image:pop'n music logo.png]] | |||
== Release Information == | == Release Information == | ||
* Release date: September 28th, 1998 | * Release date: September 28th, 1998 | ||
* Soundtrack release date: | |||
** [[pop'n music original soundtrack]]: March 26th, 1999. | |||
== General Information == | == General Information == | ||
* This game ran on the BEMANI DJ-MAIN HARDWARE arcade system, the same one used for [[AC bm 1st|beatmania]]. The series would continue to run on this hardware through [[AC pnm 3|pop'n music 3]], as well as spinoff [[AC pns|pop'n stage]]. Also, two of the game's composers, [[Reo Nagumo]] and [[Hiroshi Takeyasu]], worked on beatmania | * This game ran on the BEMANI DJ-MAIN HARDWARE arcade system, the same one used for [[AC bm 1st|beatmania]]. The series would continue to run on this hardware through [[AC pnm 3|pop'n music 3]], as well as spinoff [[AC pns|pop'n stage]]. Also, two of the game's composers, [[Reo Nagumo]] and [[Hiroshi Takeyasu]], also worked on beatmania. | ||
* pop'n music was released the same day as [[AC bm 3rd|beatmania 3rdMIX]], marking the first time two BEMANI games were released the same day in the arcades. | * pop'n music was released the same day as [[AC bm 3rd|beatmania 3rdMIX]], marking the first time two BEMANI games were released the same day in the arcades. | ||
* Only pop'n music game to use the 1986-1998 KONAMI logo. | * Only pop'n music game to use the 1986-1998 KONAMI logo. | ||
** Later cabinets show the 1998-2003 bold KONAMI logo, though. | ** Later cabinets show the 1998-2003 bold KONAMI logo, though. | ||
* System BGM is composed by | * First appearances of [[Kiyotaka Sugimoto]] and [[Sanae Shintani]] in BEMANI. | ||
** This game also marks the first appearance of beatmania sound data analyzer [[Hiroki Koga]] in a song, as the arranger of [[The theme of GAMBLER Z]]. | |||
* System BGM is composed by Hiroshi Takeyasu. | |||
* Total songs: 14 | * Total songs: 14 | ||
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{{pnm popn1 Songlist Header| | {{pnm popn1 Songlist Header| | ||
{{pnm LT Songlist Category|First Stage|bg=#66FF66}} | {{pnm LT Songlist Category|First Stage|bg=#66FF66}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|POPS|ポップス|[[I REALLY WANT TO HURT YOU]]|[[Kiyotaka Sugimoto| | {{pnm popn1 Song|POPS|ポップス|[[I REALLY WANT TO HURT YOU]]|[[Kiyotaka Sugimoto|SGI]] & [[Reo Nagumo|REO]]|[[RIE-chan|RIE♥chan]] [1]|10}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|RAP|ラップ|[[YOUNG DREAM]]|[[Reo Nagumo|LITTLE FINGERS]]|[[UNCLE Jam]] [1]|8}} | {{pnm popn1 Song|RAP|ラップ|[[YOUNG DREAM]]|[[Reo Nagumo|LITTLE FINGERS]]|[[UNCLE Jam]] [1]|8}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|J-TEKNO|Ｊ−テクノ|[[Quick Master]]|[[Youhei Shimizu|act deft]]|[[SHOLLKEE| | {{pnm popn1 Song|J-TEKNO|Ｊ−テクノ|[[Quick Master]]|[[Youhei Shimizu|act deft]]|[[SHOLLKEE|SHOLL KEE]] [1]|6}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|FANTASY|ファンタジー|[[monde des songe]]|[[Bikke]]|[[DiNO]] [1]|5}} | {{pnm popn1 Song|FANTASY|ファンタジー|[[monde des songe]]|[[Bikke]]|[[DiNO]] [1]|5}} | ||
{{pnm LT Songlist Category|Second Stage|bg=#FF9933}} | {{pnm LT Songlist Category|Second Stage|bg=#FF9933}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|LATIN|ラテン|[[El pais del sol|El | {{pnm popn1 Song|LATIN|ラテン|[[El pais del sol|El País del sol]]|[[Kaoko Aoki|Señorita Rica]]|[[DON MOMMY]]|7}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|DANCE|ダンス |[[Hi-Tekno]]|Hi-Tekno|[[JUDY]] [1]|12}} | {{pnm popn1 Song|DANCE|ダンス |[[Hi-Tekno]]|[[Tomomi Ohta|Hi-Tekno]]|[[JUDY]] [1]|12}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|REGGAE|レゲエ|[[Baby, I'm yours]]|LISA-T|[[OLIVIA]] [1]|13}} | {{pnm popn1 Song|REGGAE|レゲエ|[[Baby, I'm yours]]|LISA-T|[[OLIVIA]] [1]|13}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|DISCO QUEEN|ディスコクィーン|[[what i want]]|[[Hiroshi Takeyasu|THE | {{pnm popn1 Song|DISCO QUEEN|ディスコクィーン|[[what i want]]|[[Hiroshi Takeyasu|THE RICHIE SISTERS]]|CHANEL|18}} | ||
{{pnm LT Songlist Category|Final Stage|bg=#CC0000}} | {{pnm LT Songlist Category|Final Stage|bg=#CC0000}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|TECHNO POP|テクノポップ|[[Electronic Fill]]|[[Windslope]]|[[KRAFT] | {{pnm popn1 Song|TECHNO POP|テクノポップ|[[Electronic Fill]]|[[Koji Kazaoka|Windslope]]|[[KRAFT]]|14}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|ANIME HERO|アニメヒーロー|[[The theme of GAMBLER Z | {{pnm popn1 Song|ANIME HERO|アニメヒーロー|[[The theme of GAMBLER Z]]|[[Hiroshi Takeyasu|words:RYO  song:NARAMCHA]]|[[TORU KAMIKAZE]]|16}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|SPY|スパイ|[[spicy piece]]|[[Tomonori Ikeda|ORIGINAL SOUND TRACKS]]|CHARLY|23}} | {{pnm popn1 Song|SPY|スパイ|[[spicy piece]]|[[Tomonori Ikeda|ORIGINAL SOUND TRACKS]]|CHARLY|23}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|DISCO KING|ディスコキング|[[FUNKY TOWN '75]]|[[Tomonori Ikeda|JV & THE SEXY MACHINE GUN]]|[[BAMBOO]] [1]|22}} | {{pnm popn1 Song|DISCO KING|ディスコキング|[[FUNKY TOWN '75]]|[[Tomonori Ikeda|JV & THE SEXY MACHINE GUN]]|[[BAMBOO]] [1]|22}} | ||
{{pnm LT Songlist Category|Hidden Final Stage|bg=#CC66FF}} | {{pnm LT Songlist Category|Hidden Final Stage|bg=#CC66FF}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|BONUS TRACK|ボーナストラック|[[Surechigau futari|すれちがう二人]]|[[Hiroshi Takeyasu| | {{pnm popn1 Song|BONUS TRACK|ボーナストラック|[[Surechigau futari|すれちがう二人]]|[[Hiroshi Takeyasu|aprèsmidi]]|[[SANAE-chan|SANAE♥chan]] [1]|14}} | ||
{{pnm popn1 Song|RAVE|レイヴ|[[e-motion]]|[[Tomomi Ohta|e.o.s]]|[[Rave girl]] [1]|20}} | {{pnm popn1 Song|RAVE|レイヴ|[[e-motion]]|[[Tomomi Ohta|e.o.s]]|[[Rave girl]] [1]|20}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
= Rejected designs = | = Rejected designs = | ||
The pop'n music series has a long history of rejected characters. Some never saw the light of day, and some would later be used many years or mixes later. For the first game, these include: | |||
The pop'n music series has a long history of rejected characters. Some never saw the light of day, and some would later be used many years or mixes later. For the first game, these include | |||
* A green man with an afro (early BAMBOO, perhaps?) | * A green man with an afro (early BAMBOO, perhaps?) | ||