2012 (year)

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2012

Summary to be updated.

January

• January 18th: SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH released to Japanese arcades.

February

• February 1st: BOOM BOOM DANCE / Rhythm Party released for the Xbox Live Arcade.
• February 15th:
  • Jun Wakita's first album, 音楽, is released.
  • Dormir's first album, Petit March, is released.
• February 23rd: GuitarFreaksXG3 & DrumManiaXG3 released to Japanese arcades.
• February 29th:
  • beatmania IIDX 19 Lincle ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK released.
  • REFLEC BEAT ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK released.
  • REFLEC BEAT limelight ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK released.

March

• March 7th: Sanae Shintani's third and final compilation album, Sana Coffret, is released.
• March 14th: jubeat copious APPEND released to Japanese arcades.
• March 21st:
  • GuitarFreaksXG3 & DrumManiaXG3 Original Soundtrack 1st season released.
• March 27th: DanceEvolution ARCADE released to Japanese arcades.
• March 28th: jubeat copious APPEND SOUNDTRACK is released.

June

• June 15th: Harumi Ueko leaves KONAMI to work as a freelancer.
• June 27th: DanceDanceRevolution X3 VS 2ndMIX ~X3 SIDE~ Original Soundtrack released.

July

• July 25th: pop'n music 20 fantasia original soundtrack released.

September

• September 19th: beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro released to Japanese arcades.
• September 25th: jubeat saucer released to Japanese arcades.

October

• Unknown date: 乐动魔方 全国对战版 is released to Chinese arcades.
  • It is the final version of the jubeat series to be imported into Mainland China.

November

• November 21st:
  • REFLEC BEAT colette -Winter- released to Japanese arcades.
  • GuitarFreaksXG3 & DrumManiaXG3 Original Soundtracks 2nd season released.
  • jubeat saucer ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK -Smith- released.
  • Sota Fujimori's fourth album, SYNTHESIZED4, is released.

December

• December 5th: pop'n music Sunny Park released to Japanese arcades.

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