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* [[Katoaka Tsugumi]] (Parquets), [[Atsushi Shindo]], and [[Kume Yuki]] (Q-Mex) make their debut in the series. [[Ma-You]] makes his only appearance in the series outside of [[Pop'n Stage]].
* [[Katoaka Tsugumi]] (Parquets), [[Atsushi Shindo]], and [[Kume Yuki]] (Q-Mex) make their debut in the series. [[Ma-You]] makes his only appearance in the series outside of [[Pop'n Stage]].
* This is the last arcade version to run on [[beatmania]] hardware.
* This is the last arcade version to run on [[beatmania]] hardware.
* The soundtrack in this game is the last one to combine both the arcade and songs from its PlayStation / Dreamcast counterpart in the same game.
* The soundtrack in this game is the last one to combine both the arcade and the console-exclusive songs from its PlayStation / Dreamcast counterpart on the same CD.
* The character designs of Nyami and Mimi are a little different this time around. Their heads are bigger in proportion to their bodies, and their eyes are noticeably bigger. The two are starting to look more like their modern-day counterparts.
* The character designs of Nyami and Mimi are a little different this time around. Their heads are bigger in proportion to their bodies, and their eyes are noticeably bigger. The two are starting to look more like their modern-day counterparts.



Revision as of 15:00, 5 April 2006

General Information

  • Released: Late 1999
  • This is the first appearance of Hyper notecharts in the series. Very few songs have them, though.
  • This is the first game in the series to have nonstop mode, in which you play a series of songs straight without breaks between songs.
  • Katoaka Tsugumi (Parquets), Atsushi Shindo, and Kume Yuki (Q-Mex) make their debut in the series. Ma-You makes his only appearance in the series outside of Pop'n Stage.
  • This is the last arcade version to run on beatmania hardware.
  • The soundtrack in this game is the last one to combine both the arcade and the console-exclusive songs from its PlayStation / Dreamcast counterpart on the same CD.
  • The character designs of Nyami and Mimi are a little different this time around. Their heads are bigger in proportion to their bodies, and their eyes are noticeably bigger. The two are starting to look more like their modern-day counterparts.

Staff Information

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