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 A Japanese version of [[CS DDR PS3|DanceDanceRevolution (2010)]] for the PS3.
+== DanceDanceRevolution (2014) US version ==
+A location test for [[AC DDR 2014|DanceDanceRevolution (2014)]] was held at various Round 1 and Dave & Buster's locations in California during the summer of 2015. The game had its interface translated into English, and included eAMUSEMENT support. Although the location test was a success, the game's release was cancelled following the announcement of [[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]], which was released instead.
 = Karaoke Revolution =
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 KONAMI announced back in 2002 the possibility of a 4th KEYBOARDMANIA game exclusively for the PlayStation 2. Nothing came out of it afterward.
+= ParaParaParadise =
+== ParaParaParadise DX ==
+A deluxe version of ParaParaParadise that had support for three players, a widescreen display and an upgraded sound system. The song list was identical to the regular version. Only a single cabinet was made, and was used by KONAMI at trade shows to promote the game.
 = RAP FREAKS =
-A cancelled BEMANI arcade game about rapping, presumably either KONAMI's answer to the hit 1996 PlayStation music game ''PaRappa the Rapper'', or a follow-up/companion title to their successful ''beatmania'' series. Very little else is known about the game other than the sound director would have been [[Tomosuke Funaki|TOMOSUKE]]. A few location test pages and a flier are all that are currently archived on the Internet on the game.
+A cancelled BEMANI arcade game about rapping. Players would put on gloves that served as sensors to play. Gameplay revolved around hitting pads on the machine and clapping. There was also an effect slider similar to the one found on beatmania IIDX cabinets. The sound director would have been [[Tomosuke Funaki|TOMOSUKE]]. A few location tests were held in 1999, but the game was quietly cancelled. A few pictures of the machine and fliers exist, along with [http://web.archive.org/web/20041102073542/http://www.konami.co.jp/press/1999/r.11.09.08rap.html an archived page announcing the location test.]
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