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The KACs usually have four rounds: | The KACs usually have four rounds: | ||
# Qualifying Round: All players with an [[e-amusement]] pass can submit their scores to any of the groups. Only players from Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, Philippines, Australia, and New Zealand, along with the United States and Canada (for the [[DDR AC General Info|DanceDanceRevolution series]] only) may participate. | # Qualifying Round: All players with an [[e-amusement]] pass can submit their scores to any of the groups. Only players from Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, Philippines, Australia, and New Zealand, along with the United States and Canada (for the [[DDR AC General Info|DanceDanceRevolution series]] only) may participate. In some cases, games like jubeat can aslo create teams of up to 4 players. | ||
# Japan Semifinal Round (since The 7th KAC): The 8 top-ranked players from the East and West areas compete separately. | # Japan Semifinal Round (since The 7th KAC): The 8 top-ranked players or teams from the East and West areas compete separately. | ||
# Semifinal Round: The 4 top-ranked players from each group compete. | # Semifinal Round: The 4 top-ranked players or teams from each group compete. | ||
# Final Round: The 2 top-ranked players compete to be the champion. | # Final Round: The 2 top-ranked players or teams compete to be the champion. | ||
== KAC2011 == | == KAC2011 == | ||