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-''This list is under VERY heavy construction.''
 {{BEMANI Timeline}}
 = BEMANI Timeline =
-In late 1997, KONAMI launched [[AC bm 1st|beatmania]], the very first BEMANI arcade game. While not the first rhythm game, its colorful graphics, variety of music, and then high challenge captivated players, and spawned a music game multimedia franchise that has spawned over a dozen different series, and still continues to thrive in Japan to this day over 20 years later.<br>
+In late 1997, KONAMI launched [[AC bm 1st|beatmania]], the very first BEMANI arcade game. While not the first rhythm game, its colorful graphics, variety of music, and then high challenge captivated players, and launched a music game multimedia franchise that has resulted in over a dozen different series, continuing to thrive in Japan to this day nearly 25 years later.<br>
 This timeline will cover the following BEMANI-related events by year:
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 #Various things that happen to in-house staff members (i.e. [[Akira Yamaoka]]'s quitting KONAMI in 2009.)
-It will NOT cover:
+It will ''not'' cover:
 #Releases of albums not directly from KONAMI. (There are far too many of these to cover.)
 #Commission artists, unless they are strongly tied to KONAMI (for example, [[Kosuke Saito|kors k]] and [[Ryutaro Nakahara|Ryu*]]).
-#Any music game from KONAMI not under the BEMANI label (i.e. Rock Revolution).
 #Karaoke Revolution, as the Japanese releases don't consider it a BEMANI franchise.
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 == The 2020's ==
-* [[2020]]: present day
+* [[2020]]: struggling in the real world
-* [[2021]]: the future
+* [[2021]]: the return of [[CS jb 2021|mobile jubeat]]
+* [[2022]]: 25 years of BEMANI
+* [[2023]]: KAC-gate
+* [[2024]]: the present
 [[Category: History]]