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** I think, we should do the same thing as it has done with CastHour (something like "SD image resolution is discontinued"). --[[User:Artyomich|Artyomich]] ([[User talk:Artyomich|talk]]) 04:09, 8 June 2024 (UTC) | ** I think, we should do the same thing as it has done with CastHour (something like "SD image resolution is discontinued"). --[[User:Artyomich|Artyomich]] ([[User talk:Artyomich|talk]]) 04:09, 8 June 2024 (UTC) | ||
* The problem with the ''bm CastHour'' comment is that in the case of ''DDR'', ''DDR World'' doesn't just discontinue the SD resolution, but also CRT cabinets as a whole. It is possible to remove the CRT monitor on a ''DDR'' cabinet, replace it with a proper widescreen LCD monitor, and then set ''DDR A3'' (and possibly other versions from ''X'' to ''A20+'') to run in widescreen 720p. Even in that case, however, Konami does not support these cabinets with ''World'' or online ''A3''.<br/>I updated the article with the best wording possible. Please let me know if you have any concerns. --[[User:LABcrab|LABcrab]] ([[User talk:LABcrab|talk]]) 07:28, 12 June 2024 (UTC) | * The problem with the ''bm CastHour'' comment is that in the case of ''DDR'', ''DDR World'' doesn't just discontinue the SD resolution, but also CRT cabinets as a whole. It is possible to remove the CRT monitor on a ''DDR'' cabinet, replace it with a proper widescreen LCD monitor, and then set ''DDR A3'' (and possibly other versions from ''X'' to ''A20+'') to run in widescreen 720p. Even in that case, however, Konami does not support these cabinets with ''World'' or online ''A3''.<br/>I updated the article with the best wording possible. Please let me know if you have any concerns. --[[User:LABcrab|LABcrab]] ([[User talk:LABcrab|talk]]) 07:28, 12 June 2024 (UTC) | ||
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Some ridiculous trivia...I noticed that WORLD doesn't say "Here We Go" when gameplay starts. Is this the very first version of the game with this behavior? My recollection is that literally all previous versions say "Here We Go," except during stage 2+ of courses. | |||