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* Unlock system is called ''copious travel''. Players use Achievement Points to "travel" to the respective song unlocks. There are also random UFO encounters along the way that unlock new markers, title parts and old hidden songs. | * Unlock system is called ''copious travel''. Players use Achievement Points to "travel" to the respective song unlocks. There are also random UFO encounters along the way that unlock new markers, title parts and old hidden songs. | ||
* This is the first jubeat game whose system music is not composed by [[Mutsuhiko Izumi]]. Instead, it is by [[Shigeharu Saeki|S-C-U]]. | * This is the first jubeat game whose system music is not composed by [[Mutsuhiko Izumi]]. Instead, it is by [[Shigeharu Saeki|S-C-U]]. | ||
** This is also the first jubeat game (and currently, the only one) that plays different music on the result screen for an EXCELLENT clear. | |||
* With the release of jubeat copious, jubeat became the first brand-new arcade BEMANI series since [[AC GF5DM4|drummania 4thMIX]] back in 2001 to make it to a fouth arcade installment. | * With the release of jubeat copious, jubeat became the first brand-new arcade BEMANI series since [[AC GF5DM4|drummania 4thMIX]] back in 2001 to make it to a fouth arcade installment. | ||
* [[e-amusement|eAMUSEMENT]] support for jubeat copious ended on October 31st, 2012. | * [[e-amusement|eAMUSEMENT]] support for jubeat copious ended on October 31st, 2012. | ||