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== Release Information == | == Release Information == | ||
* Release | * Release Dates: | ||
** August 22, 2007 (Japan) | ** August 22, 2007 (Japan) | ||
** January 17, 2008 (U.S.) | ** January 17, 2008 (U.S.) | ||
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* DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA2, under the title Dancing Stage SuperNOVA2, was planned to be release in Europe, however, due to Sony's policy of exporting the original PlayStation 2 into European territories, the arcade game was cancelled. | * DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA2, under the title Dancing Stage SuperNOVA2, was planned to be release in Europe, however, due to Sony's policy of exporting the original PlayStation 2 into European territories, the arcade game was cancelled. | ||
* Many BEMANI artists write original | * Many BEMANI artists write original DanceDanceRevolution songs for the first time, including [[Tomosuke Funaki|TOMOSUKE]], [[Osamu Migitera|D-crew]], and [[Jun Wakita|wac]]. | ||
* Many of the timing issues that plagued the [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|original SuperNOVA]] have been fixed up. | * Many of the timing issues that plagued the [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|original SuperNOVA]] have been fixed up. | ||
* Unlike the last two arcade | * Unlike the last two arcade DanceDanceRevolution games, there's a small amount of BEMANI crossovers; only 10. | ||
* Unlike in SuperNOVA, the character selection screen returns, after you have chosen either Single or Double mode. | * Unlike in SuperNOVA, the character selection screen returns, after you have chosen either Single or Double mode. | ||
* The Easy/Medium/Hard modes from SuperNOVA have been combined into one mode called Standard Mode. | * The Easy/Medium/Hard modes from SuperNOVA have been combined into one mode called Standard Mode. | ||
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== Staff Information == | == Staff Information == | ||
* Producer: otaP | * Producer: [[Yoshihiko Ota|otaP]] | ||
* Sound Director: [[Junko Karashima|jun]] | * Sound Director: [[Junko Karashima|jun]] | ||
* Sound Producer: [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] | * Sound Producer: [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] | ||
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* [[DYNAMITE RAVE|DYNAMITE RAVE ("AIR" Special)]] / [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] | * [[DYNAMITE RAVE|DYNAMITE RAVE ("AIR" Special)]] / [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] | ||
* [[DEAD END|DEAD END ("GROOVE RADAR" Special)]] / [[Naoki Maeda|N&S]] | * [[DEAD END|DEAD END ("GROOVE RADAR" Special)]] / [[Naoki Maeda|N&S]] | ||
== Zukin Wars == | == Zukin Wars == | ||
Zukin Wars was a monthly event via e-AMUSEMENT. In it you're assigned to one of three teams - Red, Yellow, and Green. Before the Final Stage, you will receive a message with specific instructions. Complete the mission, and you'll defeat what the game calls "Dark Dancers". Defeat a certain amount will unlock a new song. Anyone on that team will also receive that song.<br> | Zukin Wars was a monthly event via e-AMUSEMENT. In it you're assigned to one of three teams - Red, Yellow, and Green. Before the Final Stage, you will receive a message with specific instructions. Complete the mission, and you'll defeat what the game calls "Dark Dancers". Defeat a certain amount will unlock a new song. Anyone on that team will also receive that song.<br> | ||