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* [[in my eyes]] / [[Akira_Yamaoka|ric]]
* [[in my eyes]] / [[Akira_Yamaoka|ric]]
* [[jelly kiss]] / [[Hiroyuki_Togo|Togo project]] feat. [[Sanae_Shintani|Sana]]
* [[jelly kiss]] / [[Hiroyuki_Togo|Togo project]] feat. [[Sanae_Shintani|Sana]]
* [[LOVE IS DREAMINESS]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.-G]] VS GUHROOVY fw/asuka
* [[LOVE IS DREAMINESS]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.-G]] VS [[Akira_Uchibori|GUHROOVY]] fw/asuka
* [[M-02stp.ver1.01]] / [[Shoichiro Hirata]]
* [[M-02stp.ver1.01]] / [[Shoichiro Hirata]]
* [[Mobo_Moga|Mobo★Moga]] / [[Tomosuke_Funaki|Orange Lounge]]
* [[Mobo_Moga|Mobo★Moga]] / [[Tomosuke_Funaki|Orange Lounge]]
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* [[OUTER LIMITS]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.-G]]
* [[OUTER LIMITS]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.-G]]
* [[SNOW]] / [[Kouichi_Yamazaki|RAM]]
* [[SNOW]] / [[Kouichi_Yamazaki|RAM]]
* [[LOVE IS DREAMINESS]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.-G]] VS GUHROOVY fw/asuka
* [[LOVE IS DREAMINESS]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.-G]] VS [[Akira_Uchibori|GUHROOVY]] fw/asuka
* [[era(nostal mix)]] / [[Taku_Sakakibara|TaQ]]
* [[era(nostal mix)]] / [[Taku_Sakakibara|TaQ]]


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* [[jelly kiss]] / [[Hiroyuki_Togo|Togo project]] feat. [[Sanae_Shintani|Sana]]
* [[jelly kiss]] / [[Hiroyuki_Togo|Togo project]] feat. [[Sanae_Shintani|Sana]]
* [[THE CUBE]] / [[Keiichi_Ueno|DJ SUWAMI]]
* [[THE CUBE]] / [[Keiichi_Ueno|DJ SUWAMI]]
* [[LOVE IS DREAMINESS]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.-G]] VS GUHROOVY fw/asuka
* [[LOVE IS DREAMINESS]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.-G]] VS [[Akira_Uchibori|GUHROOVY]] fw/asuka
* [[M-02stp.ver1.01]] / [[Shoichiro Hirata]]
* [[M-02stp.ver1.01]] / [[Shoichiro Hirata]]
* [[Fly Through the Night]] / [[Tomoyuki Uchida|Mr. T]]
* [[Fly Through the Night]] / [[Tomoyuki Uchida|Mr. T]]

Revision as of 09:27, 31 March 2010

beatmania IIDX
Arcade Releases
1st - substream - 2nd - 3rd - 4th - 5th - 6th - 7th
8th - 9th - 10th - 11 IIDX RED - 12 HAPPY SKY
13 DistorteD - 14 GOLD - 15 DJ TROOPERS
16 EMPRESS - 17 SIRIUS - 18 Resort Anthem
19 Lincle - 20 tricoro - 21 SPADA - 22 PENDUAL
23 copula - 24 SINOBUZ - 25 CANNON BALLERS
26 Rootage - 27 HEROIC VERSE
28 BISTROVER - 29 CastHour - 30 RESIDENT
31 EPOLIS - 32 Pinky Crush
Foreign Arcade Releases
beatmania IIDX (China) - tricoro (China)
Home Releases
Sony PlayStation 2
3rd - 4th - 5th - 6th - 7th - 8th - 9th - 10th
beatmania (2006) - 11 IIDX RED - 12 HAPPY SKY
13 DistorteD - 14 GOLD - 15 DJ TROOPERS
16 EMPRESS + PREMIUM BEST
PC Releases
INFINITAS - INFINITAS (2020)
Mobile Releases
i-αppli - IIDX i-αppli - ULTIMATE MOBILE

General Information

File:BeatmaniaUSABundleBox.gif

  • Release Date: March 29th, 2006.
  • Total songs: 58 (30 exclusive to 7-key, 17 exclusive to 5-key and 11 global songs playable in both modes)
  • Songs are drawn from 5-key and 7-key games, as well as new US exclusives.
  • Retail price: As of mid november, 2006, the bundle has decreased to $29.99 at all Gamestop/EB Games locations. This is coming from the previous package which was sold at Gamestop for $59.99 and EB Games for $44.99. This decrease in price should not be seen as a bad thing, though, as Konami's Music Series Website still lists the title on the front page.
  • ESRB Rating: E-10+, for "mild lyrics" and "suggestive themes".

Song Information

beatmania

beatmania IIDX

Expert Mode Courses

Courses have three difficulties: Light/Standard/Heavy. Unlike the rest of the game, this keeps track of EX scores. Courses beginning with IIDX are the IIDX mode Internet Ranking courses, and courses beginning with beatmania are the 5key mode Internet Ranking courses. Internet ranking is offline at time of publish.

IIDX01

Heavy: 32

IIDX02

Heavy: 23

IIDX03

Heavy: 33

IIDX04

Heavy: 24

IIDX05

Heavy: 29

IIDX06

IIDX07

IIDX08

IIDX09

IIDX10

What's Different About USA

  • Game uses the 9th style CS Engine, but has been completely reskinned.
  • Game modes include Game Mode (AKA "Arcade Mode" in the Japanese versions), Free Mode, Expert Mode, Practice Mode (not similar to Beginner Mode, but looks more like Lesson Mode in CS DDR games), and Training Mode.
  • Another difficulties are available but must be unlocked by playing every song on both 5-key and 7-key once.
  • Songs in 5-key mode have only one difficulty chart. Additionally, no US exclusives in 7-key mode have an Another.
  • Regarding song charts, nothing has been "toned down", but "very minor changes have been made to some of the 'annoying' measures within songs in hyper mode. Another charts haven't been touched."
  • "Just Great" is now called "Perfect."
  • Difficulties are listed as "Beginner", "Normal", and "Hyper". Another exists, but needs to be unlocked.
  • Difficulties are now on a 1-10 scale, using stars.
  • Hard has been renamed to "Challenge", or "CHA" for short.
  • 5-key mode is known as "beatmania" mode, 7-key mode is known as "beatmania IIDX" mode. Konami no longer appears to be removing references to IIDX from videos, etc.
  • In 5-key mode, Free Scratch Zones have returned. Free Scratch Zones are areas in songs where you can scratch as much or as little as you want. Scratching here will only increase your money score - it has no effect on your EX score or grade.
  • There is a replay mode to save replays of songs you have played.
  • The records screen has note counts, money score, playcount, and max combo organized in a DDR-style grid.
  • Songs must be played in Game Mode before they appear in Free Mode.
  • The beatmania songs are rated on a scale of 200,000 points, just like the IIDX songs.
  • The rankings have been changed. You now only need 7\9 possible ex points for a AAA rank. 6/9 for AA, 5/9 for A, and so on.
  • All of the 5 key songs recieved new videos.

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