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CS DDR EXTREME JP

21 March 2020

GlaringRadiokid
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12 March 2020

Morning Blue
FESTIVAL is based on EXTREME US CS' interface, so that's not super surprising.
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21 October 2019

Morning Blue
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04:28
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15 August 2019

GlaringRadiokid
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2 August 2019

27 July 2019

13 July 2019

GlaringRadiokid
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14 June 2019

GlaringRadiokid
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23 May 2019

GlaringRadiokid
→‎General Information / Changes
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2 April 2019

DeltaRussian
Just to correct the sentence
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06:22
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1 April 2019

GlaringRadiokid
→‎BEMANI Crossovers
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29 March 2019

4 November 2018

GlaringRadiokid
→‎Related Links
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2 October 2018

GlaringRadiokid
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18 September 2018

Daggett17
→‎Hidden Songs
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3 September 2018

GlaringRadiokid
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14:43
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31 August 2018

23 July 2018

TheKarateKid
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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22 July 2018

Morning Blue
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.
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21 July 2018

TheKarateKid
New information, fixed a factual error.
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16 June 2018

31 May 2018

GlaringRadiokid
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5 February 2018

GlaringRadiokid
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04:29
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1 February 2018

Morning Blue
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03:44
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25 July 2017

GlaringRadiokid
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03:14
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9 June 2017

GlaringRadiokid
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21:01
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30 May 2017

21 November 2016

30 October 2016

GlaringRadiokid
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03:05
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20 June 2016

GlaringRadiokid
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21 February 2016

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