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Dance Maniax's final "new" game was an upgrade to last year's 2ndMIX, titled [[AC DMX 2nd append JPARADISE|Dance Maniax 2ndMIX append JPARADISE]], using the same interface. It included 14 new songs, though except for the (peculiar) beatmania IIDX crossover [[sanctus]], most of the licenses/crossovers had earlier appeared in [[AC DDR 5th|DanceDanceRevolution 5thMIX]]. | Dance Maniax's final "new" game was an upgrade to last year's 2ndMIX, titled [[AC DMX 2nd append JPARADISE|Dance Maniax 2ndMIX append JPARADISE]], using the same interface. It included 14 new songs, though except for the (peculiar) beatmania IIDX crossover [[sanctus]], most of the licenses/crossovers had earlier appeared in [[AC DDR 5th|DanceDanceRevolution 5thMIX]]. | ||
ParaParaParadise got its one and only sequel, [[AC PPP 2nd|ParaParaParadise 2nd MIX]], this year. Unlike the [[AC PPP|original game]], it never received a soundtrack or console release. It did boast a couple of original remixes, most notably one for then recent pop'n music song [[ULTRA HIGH-HEELS~I JUST WANNA TELL YOU|ウルトラハイヒール~I JUST WANNA TELL YOU]]. It was also the | ParaParaParadise got its one and only sequel, [[AC PPP 2nd|ParaParaParadise 2nd MIX]], this year. Unlike the [[AC PPP|original game]], it never received a soundtrack or console release. It did boast a couple of original remixes, most notably one for then recent pop'n music song [[ULTRA HIGH-HEELS~I JUST WANNA TELL YOU|ウルトラハイヒール~I JUST WANNA TELL YOU]]. It was also the only BEMANI game to run on the BEMANI VIPER hardware. The same day 2ndMIX came out, ParaParaParadise received a [[CS PPP|PlayStation 2 home release]] based on [[AC PPP 1st Plus|1st MIX Plus]], though the home port received a bit of criticism for being a pain to set-up and implement. | ||
2001 was definitely a year of KONAMI focusing more on quality over quantity with BEMANI, but [[2002 (year)|2002]] saw another huge change in store for BEMANI. | 2001 was definitely a year of KONAMI focusing more on quality over quantity with BEMANI, but [[2002 (year)|2002]] saw another huge change in store for BEMANI. |
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