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As of April 2014, KONAMI has raised the standard price of a credit for Japan-region machines from 100P to 120P. Coin mode is still available to play on these machines; however, in most games player will be locked out of a number of features in exchange for playing at a cheaper price.  
As of April 2014, KONAMI has raised the standard price of a credit for Japan-region machines from 100P to 120P. Coin mode is still available to play on these machines; however, in most games player will be locked out of a number of features in exchange for playing at a cheaper price.  


On March 17th, 2016, [[PnM AC eclale|pop'n music éclale]], [[AC BST AnimTribe|BeatStream アニムトライヴ]], and [[AC GITADORA Tri-Boost|GITADORA Tri-Boost]] received an option to pay a smaller amount of PASELI to play with the restrictions of coin mode. This was added for [[AC DanEvo|DanceEvolution ARCADE]], [[AC copula|beatmania IIDX 23 copula]], [[AC SDVX III|SOUND VOLTEX III GRAVITY WARS]], and [[AC RB VOLZZA 2|REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA 2]] a week later, and for [[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]] upon release.
On March 17th, 2016, [[PnM AC eclale|pop'n music éclale]], [[AC BST AnimTribe|BeatStream アニムトライヴ]], and [[AC GD Tri-Boost|GITADORA Tri-Boost]] received an option to pay a smaller amount of PASELI to play with the restrictions of coin mode. This was added for [[AC DanEvo|DanceEvolution ARCADE]], [[AC copula|beatmania IIDX 23 copula]], [[AC SDVX III|SOUND VOLTEX III GRAVITY WARS]], and [[AC RB VOLZZA 2|REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA 2]] a week later, and for [[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]] upon release.


On July 1st, 2016, the unit for PASELI points has been changed from "P" to "円" (yen). Its monetary value remains the same.
On July 1st, 2016, the unit for PASELI points has been changed from "P" to "円" (yen). Its monetary value remains the same.
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* [[AC DDR X2|DanceDanceRevolution X2]]→[[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]]
* [[AC DDR X2|DanceDanceRevolution X2]]→[[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]]
* [[AC DanEvo|DanceEvolution ARCADE]]
* [[AC DanEvo|DanceEvolution ARCADE]]
* [[AC GFDM XG2|GuitarFreaksXG2 & DrumManiaXG2 Groove to Live]]→[[AC GITADORA Matixx|GITADORA Matixx]]
* [[AC GFDM XG2|GuitarFreaksXG2 & DrumManiaXG2 Groove to Live]]→[[AC GD Matixx|GITADORA Matixx]]
* [[AC jb knit|jubeat knit]]→[[AC jb clan|jubeat clan]]
* [[AC jb knit|jubeat knit]]→[[AC jb clan|jubeat clan]]
* [[AC MSC|MÚSECA]]→[[AC MSC 1+1/2|MÚSECA 1+1/2]]
* [[AC MSC|MÚSECA]]→[[AC MSC 1+1/2|MÚSECA 1+1/2]]

Revision as of 00:14, 11 February 2018

PASELI

An upright PASELI charge station.

PASELI (Pay Smart Enjoy Life) is a digital currency service created by KONAMI in 2010 for its arcade games. A PASELI account holds points, where one point (1P) is equivalent to one yen, and can be used for paying for credits or can be used for micropayments on games supporting PASELI. Certain arcades sell 1000P PASELI prepaid cards which can be used to add points to your balance without requiring a credit card or BitCash.

As of March 27th, 2012, certain arcades have PASELI charge machines where you can load ¥1000 to your PASELI balance by merely waving your eAMUSEMENT PASS and inserting a 1000 yen note (¥1000).

As of April 2014, KONAMI has raised the standard price of a credit for Japan-region machines from 100P to 120P. Coin mode is still available to play on these machines; however, in most games player will be locked out of a number of features in exchange for playing at a cheaper price.

On March 17th, 2016, pop'n music éclale, BeatStream アニムトライヴ, and GITADORA Tri-Boost received an option to pay a smaller amount of PASELI to play with the restrictions of coin mode. This was added for DanceEvolution ARCADE, beatmania IIDX 23 copula, SOUND VOLTEX III GRAVITY WARS, and REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA 2 a week later, and for DanceDanceRevolution A upon release.

On July 1st, 2016, the unit for PASELI points has been changed from "P" to "円" (yen). Its monetary value remains the same.

PASELI can also be used in beatmania IIDX INFINITAS in order to purchase a monthly subscription and INFINITAS tickets.

History

PASELI launched on March 31th, 2010 with QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY 7 and MAH-JONG FIGHT CLUB GARYO TENSEI (麻雀格闘倶楽部 我龍転生), being the only two games supporting it at that time. DanceDanceRevolution X2 was the first BEMANI title to support PASELI. All the other BEMANI titles released since then, now include PASELI support.

Prior to PASELI, KONAMI used KONAMI COIN (コナミコイン) in April of 2008. It was only usable for character customization in QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY 5 using eAMUSEMENT. It was later renamed PASELI in September of 2009 during the location test of QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY 7.

BEMANI titles supporting PASELI

How to Use

Requirements and Steps

  • A KONAMI ID.
    • To register for a KONAMI ID, follow this link.
    • Note: if you intend to use PASELI in Japan, you need to register your region as Japan. Otherwise, you won't be able to use PASELI.
  • An eAMUSEMENT PASS. It has to be linked with a KONAMI ID.
    • To link an eAMUSEMENT PASS with a KONAMI ID, the eAMUSEMENT PASS card number (カードナンバー) and PIN (暗証番号) have to added to the eAMUSEMENT PASS members' website.
    • Be sure to check the checkbox in the PASELI利用設定 (PASELI Usage Settings) section to enable PASELI.
  • A PASELI prepaid card, supported credit card (Visa, MasterCard, JCB), or BitCash electronic money to add to your balance, or physical access to a PASELI charge machine.

Adding PASELI points from the Web

Note: Adding to your PASELI balance via the Web requires a Japanese KONAMI ID, as the charge process takes you to My KONAMI, which is localized and doesn't display PASELI-related options when your region is anything other than Japan. This does not prevent you from using PASELI charge machines, which are more convenient, but are still a bit hard to come across.

You can add to your PASELI balance by pressing the PASELIをチャージする button on your PASELI settings page. You are limited in the amount of points you can add to your balance at a time (¥500, ¥1000, ¥2000, ¥3000, or ¥5000).

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