Revision as of 18:28, 3 November 2006

General Information

Released: September 1999
This is the first appearance of Hyper notecharts in the series. Very few songs have them, though.
This is the first Pop'n Music game to keep track of your note combo.
Katoaka Tsugumi (Parquets), Atsushi Shindo, and Kume Yuki (Q-Mex) make their debut in the series.
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 songs Bit of Love, Let me feel so high, and ENDRESS SUMMER NUDE were never released on a soundtrack, probably due to licensing issues.

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 * This is the first appearance of Hyper notecharts in the series. Very few songs have them, though.
 * This is the first ''Pop'n Music'' game to keep track of your note combo.
-* 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.
-* [[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.