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== Release Information ==
== Release Information ==
* Release Date:
* Release Dates:
** Japan: 12/25/2008
** Japan: 12/25/2008
** Europe: 6/3/2009
** Europe: 6/3/2009
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* Rating system expanded on, from 1-10 to 1-20. Older songs were re-rated to reflect this.
* Rating system expanded on, from 1-10 to 1-20. Older songs were re-rated to reflect this.
* New announcer replaces the one used in the series since [[AC DDRMAX|DDRMAX]].
* New announcer replaces the one used in the series since [[AC DDRMAX|DDRMAX]].
* Shock Arrows introduced on some Challenge songs. Songs with Shock Arrows in their challenge charts show an icon near the banner when the chart is selected. Stepping on them results in your gauge going down, just like a misstep would.
* Shock Arrows introduced on some CHALLENGE charts. Songs with Shock Arrows in their CHALLENGE charts show an icon near the banner when the chart is selected. Stepping on them results in your gauge going down, just like a misstep would.
* First DDR arcade game to feature songs from the HOTTEST PARTY Wii games.
* First DanceDanceRevolution arcade game to feature songs from the HOTTEST PARTY Wii games.
* To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the DDR franchise, several old Dancemania licenses are revived with new charts and cuts. These are known as X-edits.
* To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the DanceDanceRevolution franchise, several old Dancemania licenses are revived with new charts and cuts. These are known as X-edits.
** New Challenge-only charts named X-Specials are added for many old Konami original DDR songs, though they show up as separate songs in the song list.
** New Challenge-only charts named X-Specials are added for many old Konami original DanceDanceRevolution songs, though they show up as separate songs in the song list.
* First DDR arcade game since the series' beginning to not have [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] or [[Junko Karashima|jun]] as the sound director; instead, it's the late [[Jason Michael "Stillwind" Borenstein]], best known for his work in the ULTRAMIX/UNIVERSE series.
* First DDR arcade game since the series' beginning to not have [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] or [[Junko Karashima|jun]] as the sound director; instead, it's the late [[Jason Michael "Stillwind" Borenstein]], best known for his work in the ULTRAMIX/UNIVERSE series.
* The U.S./European arcade cabinets were redesigned, often regarded as the worst cabinets ever produced in the series.
* The U.S./European arcade cabinets were redesigned, often regarded as the worst cabinets ever produced in the series.
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== Staff Information ==
== Staff Information ==
* Producer: otaP
* Producer: [[Yoshihiko Ota|otaP]]
* Sound Producer: NAOKI
* Sound Producer: NAOKI
* Sound Director: Stillwind Borenstein
* Sound Director: Stillwind Borenstein

Revision as of 19:57, 8 September 2013

DanceDanceRevolution arcade releases
Main series
1st (Internet Ranking Version / Asia/North America)
2nd (CLUB VER.1 / CLUB VER.2)
3rd (VER.KOREA / Ver.KOREA2 / PLUS)
4th (PLUS) - 5th - MAX - MAX2 - EXTREME
SuperNOVA - SuperNOVA2 - X - X2 - X3 VS 2ndMIX
2013 - 2014 - A - A20 (PLUS) - A3 - WORLD
Spin-offs
Solo BASS - Solo 2000
Karaoke - Karaoke 2nd - KIDS - USA
TRUE KiSS DESTiNATiON - DREAMS COME TRUE
Disney's RAVE
Dancing Stage European exclusive releases
1st / 1.5 - EuroMIX - EuroMIX2 - Fusion

DanceDanceRevolution X

Release Information

  • Release Dates:
    • Japan: 12/25/2008
    • Europe: 6/3/2009
    • U.S.: 6/9/2009

General Information / Changes

  • Rating system expanded on, from 1-10 to 1-20. Older songs were re-rated to reflect this.
  • New announcer replaces the one used in the series since DDRMAX.
  • Shock Arrows introduced on some CHALLENGE charts. Songs with Shock Arrows in their CHALLENGE charts show an icon near the banner when the chart is selected. Stepping on them results in your gauge going down, just like a misstep would.
  • First DanceDanceRevolution arcade game to feature songs from the HOTTEST PARTY Wii games.
  • To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the DanceDanceRevolution franchise, several old Dancemania licenses are revived with new charts and cuts. These are known as X-edits.
    • New Challenge-only charts named X-Specials are added for many old Konami original DanceDanceRevolution songs, though they show up as separate songs in the song list.
  • First DDR arcade game since the series' beginning to not have NAOKI or jun as the sound director; instead, it's the late Jason Michael "Stillwind" Borenstein, best known for his work in the ULTRAMIX/UNIVERSE series.
  • The U.S./European arcade cabinets were redesigned, often regarded as the worst cabinets ever produced in the series.
  • This release retired the Python 2 hardware used since SuperNOVA and replaced it with PC-based hardware. This improved the graphics quality of the game on all cabinets, and allowed 720p widescreen HD graphics on new cabinets, but also meant that the game was slightly buggier than its predecessors due to migration issues.

Staff Information

  • Producer: otaP
  • Sound Producer: NAOKI
  • Sound Director: Stillwind Borenstein
  • Sound Staff: TAG
  • Sound Advisor: jun

Full Song List

New Songs

Licensed Songs

Konami originals

Default

Hidden

Songs are listed in order of unlocking.

BEMANI Crossovers

All these songs are hidden. Songs are listed in order of unlocking.

CS crossovers

All songs available by default unless otherwise noted.

SuperNOVA2 CS

HOTTEST PARTY series

Hidden

X-Special Charts

Exclusive to the arcade version of DanceDanceRevolution X are X-Special Charts, which are old DDR original songs given brand-new, Challenge exclusive charts. These charts are initially only playable in the Extra Stage/Encore Extra Stages. Each mix consists of two songs: an Extra Stage, and an Encore Extra Stage. There are 8 sets of songs from the first game through EXTREME (In the case of DDRMAX through EXTREME, the Extra/Encore Extra Stage are in the same pattern as the original games' songs.) These charts are all listed under the DDR X category, despite being old songs.

The first set of stages (for the 1st game) were added on 2/12/2009. The other songs were added to DDR X on 3/16/2009, but were not unlocked until much later. To unlock the X-Special charts, you must complete certain requirements for your Final Stage, usually relating to the mix of origin of the song set. All the X-Special charts were unlocked for normal play on 10/1/2009.

2/12/2009

4/16/2009

5/7/2009

5/28/2009

6/18/2009

7/9/2009

7/30/2009

8/20/2009

EXTRA STAGE

Details to be added later.

12/24/2008

4/9/2009

On The Break unlocked for normal play.

5/21/2009

SABER WING and SABER WING(AKIRA ISHIHARA Headshot mix) unlocked for normal play.

7/2/2009

Horatio unlocked for normal play.

8/3/2009

on the bounce unlocked for normal play.

  • Trigger / sonic-coll. - Encore Extra Stage

9/17/2009

Trigger unlocked for normal play.

Removed Songs

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