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** As of February 23rd, 2011, Shiny World was unlocked for normal play. | ** As of February 23rd, 2011, Shiny World was unlocked for normal play. | ||
* Shiny World marks Yasuhiro Taguchi's first use of his CAPACITY GATE alias in BEMANI. | * Shiny World marks Yasuhiro Taguchi's first use of his CAPACITY GATE alias in BEMANI. | ||
* In the arcade DanceDanceRevolution titles, Shiny World features a unique video. However, it plays in the background and is not full-screen. | * In the arcade DanceDanceRevolution titles, Shiny World features a unique video. However, it plays in the background of a light blue-colored version of the Replicant D-action background dance stage and is not full-screen. | ||
** In [[CS DDR II|DanceDanceRevolution II/DanceDanceRevolution hottest party5]], Shiny World's video removes any on-screen dancers and is played in a tiny monitor on the opposite side of the player on Single and in the center on Double/Versus, due to Nintendo Wii memory limitations. | ** In [[CS DDR II|DanceDanceRevolution II/DanceDanceRevolution hottest party5]], Shiny World's video removes any on-screen dancers and is played in a tiny monitor on the opposite side of the player on Single and in the center on Double/Versus, due to Nintendo Wii memory limitations. | ||
** Shiny World's video reuses seven DDRMAX-EXTREME background movies. | ** Shiny World's video reuses seven DDRMAX-EXTREME background movies. | ||