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== General Information / Changes == | == General Information / Changes == | ||
* | * First pop'n music arcade game since the [[AC pnm|original 1998 game]] to not have a number in the title. | ||
* The rival for a song is displayed on the right side of the music select screen when choosing a song, not unlike the first 5 pop'n music arcade titles. | * The rival for a song is displayed on the right side of the music select screen when choosing a song, not unlike the first 5 pop'n music arcade titles. | ||
* During the location test period of pop'n music Sunny Park, the song banners were absent. However, the banners were present again on the final release. | * During the location test period of pop'n music Sunny Park, the song banners were absent. However, the banners were present again on the final release. | ||
** Licensed, non-cover songs use the jacket of the CDs/singles they're from on the right side of the music select screen, as opposed to showing the rival character. | ** Licensed, non-cover songs use the jacket of the CDs/singles they're from on the right side of the music select screen, as opposed to showing the rival character. | ||
* Licensed songs (except for [[Get Off of My Way]]) are not keysounded, a first in pop'n music. | * Licensed songs (except for [[Get Off of My Way]]) are not keysounded, a first in pop'n music. | ||
** The [[HinaBitter|HinaBitter♪]] and | ** The [[HinaBitter|HinaBitter♪]] and [[FLOOR INFECTION]] songs are also not keysounded. | ||
* Like [[CS pnm portable 2|pop'n music portable 2]], all | * Like [[CS pnm portable 2|pop'n music portable 2]], all artist names now use just one font. (However, it is a different font from pop'n music portable 2.) | ||
** The song titles, outside the banners, also use just the same font as the artist names. | ** The song titles, outside the banners, also use just the same font as the artist names. | ||
* The TV/ANIME category has been renamed テレビ・Jポップ (TV/J-POP). | * The TV/ANIME category has been renamed テレビ・Jポップ (TV/J-POP). | ||
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* EASY and NORMAL MODEs are now merged into a brand new NORMAL MODE. | * EASY and NORMAL MODEs are now merged into a brand new NORMAL MODE. | ||
* BATTLE MODE now always has COOLs on. | * BATTLE MODE now always has COOLs on. | ||
* Rating system is now expanded from 1-43 to 1-50. Most songs are upped 6-7 levels to compensate. Battle chart levels | * Rating system is now expanded from 1-43 to 1-50. Most songs are upped 6-7 levels to compensate. Battle chart levels were not changed. | ||
* Songs are now grouped into folders not unlike beatmania IIDX. | * Songs are now grouped into folders not unlike beatmania IIDX. | ||
** You can also choose your character using song folders divided by game, too. | ** You can also choose your character using song folders divided by game, too. | ||
* You can switch from genre sorting to song title sorting on the songwheel by pressing the 00 button on the [[e-amusement|eAMUSEMENT]] keypad (you no longer have to press the left yellow twice). | * You can switch from genre sorting to song title sorting on the songwheel by pressing the 00 button on the [[e-amusement|eAMUSEMENT]] keypad (you no longer have to press the left yellow twice). | ||
** | ** All of the genres for the TV/J-POP category songs has been replaced by their respective titles. | ||
* Difficulty changes are now done by pressing the left or right yellow buttons (you no longer have to hold two buttons down). | * Difficulty changes are now done by pressing the left or right yellow buttons (you no longer have to hold two buttons down). | ||
** 5-Buttons has been replaced by EASY difficulty, which uses a select number of buttons as opposed to only the center | ** 5-Buttons has been replaced by EASY difficulty, which uses a select number of buttons as opposed to only the center five buttons in previous releases. Not every song has an EASY chart. Songs with EASY charts are placed on top of the songlist of their respective folders. | ||
*** 5- | *** 5-Button mode was still playable in the location test and even included on the new Sunny Park songs in the location test. This suggests EASY mode was a late addition to the game. | ||
* All the characters' 3P palettes that could be obtained by inputting the code found at the back of certain pop'n music 19/20 collectible cards (as well as the new ones for Sunny Park) were moved into a brand new character category, the ''Special Color'' category. | * All the characters' 3P palettes that could be obtained by inputting the code found at the back of certain pop'n music 19/20 collectible cards (as well as the new ones for Sunny Park) were moved into a brand new character category, the ''Special Color'' category. | ||
** Other 3P palettes, such as the URA 3P palettes from [[AC pnm 11|pop'n music 11]], weren't moved to this category, though. | ** Other 3P palettes, such as the URA 3P palettes from [[AC pnm 11|pop'n music 11]], weren't moved to this category, though. | ||
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* First pop'n music arcade game since [[AC pnm 5|pop'n music 5]] in which [[Manami Fujino]] sings no new songs in the game. | * First pop'n music arcade game since [[AC pnm 5|pop'n music 5]] in which [[Manami Fujino]] sings no new songs in the game. | ||
* First pop'n music arcade game where [[Sanae Shintani]] has no new songs she sings in. | * First pop'n music arcade game where [[Sanae Shintani]] has no new songs she sings in. | ||
* First pop'n music arcade game since [[AC pnm 9|pop'n music 9]] with no new [[Tomosuke Funaki|TOMOSUKE]] song on the | * First pop'n music arcade game since [[AC pnm 9|pop'n music 9]] with no new [[Tomosuke Funaki|TOMOSUKE]] song on the default songlist. | ||
* First pop'n music arcade game since [[AC pnm 12|pop'n music 12 いろは]] with no new [[Kiyotaka Sugimoto]] | * First pop'n music arcade game since [[AC pnm 12|pop'n music 12 いろは]] with no new [[Kiyotaka Sugimoto]] song. | ||
* First pop'n music game since [[AC pnm 3|pop'n music 3]] where none of the game's licenses appear on a soundtrack. | * First pop'n music game since [[AC pnm 3|pop'n music 3]] where none of the game's licenses appear on a soundtrack. | ||
* Final pop'n music arcade game to date where all of the previous game's hidden songs are unlocked by default in the next game. | * Final pop'n music arcade game to date where all of the previous game's hidden songs are unlocked by default in the next game at launch. | ||
* eAMUSEMENT support ended for pop'n music Sunny Park ended on June 25th, 2014, the same day its successor - [[AC pnm Lapistoria|pop'n music ラピストリア]] - began. | * eAMUSEMENT support ended for pop'n music Sunny Park ended on June 25th, 2014, the same day its successor - [[AC pnm Lapistoria|pop'n music ラピストリア]] - began. | ||
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=== Fuyuyasumi! Hokahoka BEMANI Daisakusen (冬休み! ほかほかBEMANI大作戦) === | === Fuyuyasumi! Hokahoka BEMANI Daisakusen (冬休み! ほかほかBEMANI大作戦) === | ||
These songs could be unlocked since December 26th, 2012 until April 8th, 2013. To unlock the hidden songs of this event, you must play a certain number of credits ( | These songs could be unlocked since December 26th, 2012 until April 8th, 2013. To unlock the hidden songs of this event, you must play a certain number of credits (two, four, six, eight and ten credits respectively). Afterwards the songs could be unlocked via ''WaiWai pop'n doubutsuen'' for five animals each. | ||
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=== Boku mo watashi mo★pop'n artist! (ボクもワタシも★ポップンアーティスト!) === | === Boku mo watashi mo★pop'n artist! (ボクもワタシも★ポップンアーティスト!) === | ||
After each play, you get one musical note (you can get up to three, depending of certain factors). These musical notes are used to fill a tablature. After filling a tablature, you unlock a random song from the event | This event lasted from January 16th to April 2nd, 2013. After each play, you get one musical note (you can get up to three, depending of certain factors). These musical notes are used to fill a tablature. After filling a tablature, you unlock a random song from the event.As of April 3rd, 2013, these songs are available for everyone to play. | ||
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=== jubeat × pop'n music × GITADORA (jubeatでもpop'n musicでもGITADORA) === | === jubeat × pop'n music × GITADORA (jubeatでもpop'n musicでもGITADORA) === | ||
These songs could be unlocked since February 14th, 2013 until April 8th, 2013. to celebrate the release of [[AC GD|GITADORA]]. | These songs could be unlocked since February 14th, 2013 until April 8th, 2013. to celebrate the release of [[AC GD|GITADORA]]. Afterward they could be unlocked via ''WaiWai pop'n doubutsuen'' (わいわいポップン動物園): ten animals for all charts, or eight each for just the HYPER/EX charts, or just the EX. | ||
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=== pop'n Walker (ポップンウォーカー) === | === pop'n Walker (ポップンウォーカー) === | ||
The pop'n Walker event started on March 14th, 2013, and ended on July 2nd, 2013. | The pop'n Walker event started on March 14th, 2013, and ended on July 2nd, 2013. Songs afterwards could unlocked via ''WaiWai pop'n doubutsuen'': each song costs 20 animals to unlock, or 16 for just the HYPER/EX charts or just the EX. | ||
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=== Shiritsu BEMANI gakuen (私立BEMANI学園) === | === Shiritsu BEMANI gakuen (私立BEMANI学園) === | ||
The Shiritsu BEMANI gakuen event | The Shiritsu BEMANI gakuen event started on April 23rd, 2013 and ended on December 19th, 2013. The event revolves around raising the Friendship between two artists to 100% in order to unlock a certain song. You need to check the [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/bemani/academy/p/index.html Shiritsu BEMANI gakuen eAMUSEMENT site] after you've reached 100% to claim an unlock. You can raise the Friendship degree by playing [[AC tricoro|beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro]], [[AC DDR 2013|DanceDanceRevolution]], [[AC GD|GITADORA]], [[AC jb saucer|jubeat saucer]], pop'n music Sunny Park, or [[AC RB colette Spring|REFLEC BEAT colette -Spring-]]. Depending on the game that you're playing, certain songs will raise the Friendship degree of two artists faster than on the other BEMANI games. For more information, please see [[Shiritsu BEMANI gakuen|its own page]]. | ||
You can raise the Friendship degree by playing | |||
Songs are ordered from the one that gives you more Friendship (and as such, you can unlock it faster in pop'n music Sunny Park), to the one that gives you the least. | Songs are ordered from the one that gives you more Friendship (and as such, you can unlock it faster in pop'n music Sunny Park), to the one that gives you the least. | ||
To unlock Elemental Creation, you must have unlocked all the previous 9 Shiritsu BEMANI gakuen songs, then you need to raise the Friendship degree of dj TAKA and DJ YOSHITAKA to 100%. | To unlock Elemental Creation, you must have unlocked all the previous 9 Shiritsu BEMANI gakuen songs, then you need to raise the Friendship degree of dj TAKA and DJ YOSHITAKA to 100%. | ||
The event ended in pop'n music Sunny Park on December 19th, 2013; songs could be unlocked via ''WaiWai pop'n doubutsuen'' for ten animals each for any missing songs. | |||
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=== Mimi, Nyami & Kotaro no flying catch! (ミミニャミ・コタローのフライングキャッチ！) === | === Mimi, Nyami & Kotaro no flying catch! (ミミニャミ・コタローのフライングキャッチ！) === | ||
This event with [[AC jb saucer|jubeat saucer]] started on June 3rd, 2013, and ended on March 3rd, 2014. For more information, please see [[Mimi, Nyami & Kotaro no flying catch!|the event page]]. | This event with [[AC jb saucer|jubeat saucer]] started on June 3rd, 2013, and ended on March 3rd, 2014. For more information, please see [[Mimi, Nyami & Kotaro no flying catch!|the event page]]. | ||
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