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* A remix of MAX 300 by [[Takayuki Ishikawa|[𝑥]]], titled [[MAX 360]], appears in [[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]]. | * A remix of MAX 300 by [[Takayuki Ishikawa|[𝑥]]], titled [[MAX 360]], appears in [[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]]. | ||
* A spiritual sequel of MAX 300, titled ''MAX SBY -428-'', appears in UNLIMITED STUDiO's ''SEVEN's CODE''. | * A spiritual sequel of MAX 300, titled ''MAX SBY -428-'', appears in UNLIMITED STUDiO's ''SEVEN's CODE''. | ||
** An extended version of MAX SBY -428- appears | ** An extended version of MAX SBY -428-, titled ''MAX-X SBY'', appears on the ZPPTRAX album ''partial recall''. | ||
** | ** A slightly shorter arrangement based on the long version of MAX SBY -428-, called simply ''MAX 428'', appears in Step Revolution's ''StepmaniaX''. | ||
* Another spiritual sequel of MAX 300, titled ''MAX 301'', appears in Neonovice's ''EZ2ON REBOOT:R''. | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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* MAX 300 was one of the qualifying round songs in the [[KONAMI Arcade Championship|KONAMI Arcade Championship 2013]] for [[AC DDR 2013|DanceDanceRevolution (2013)]]. | * MAX 300 was one of the qualifying round songs in the [[KONAMI Arcade Championship|KONAMI Arcade Championship 2013]] for [[AC DDR 2013|DanceDanceRevolution (2013)]]. | ||
* A video based on MAX 300's background animations from DDRMAX is hidden in the DanceDanceRevolution (2013) data. | * A video based on MAX 300's background animations from DDRMAX is hidden in the DanceDanceRevolution (2013) data. | ||
** This video can be shown on any DanceDanceRevolution (2013) cabinet via hacking. It is displayed in the background of the | ** This video can be shown on any DanceDanceRevolution (2013) cabinet via hacking. It is displayed in the background of the MOVIE background dance stage's black variant and is not full-screen. Unlike the original DDRMAX video, the start of the background video transitions with clusters of pixels coming together to form the background, and then exploding into the main video. At the end, the video ends by exploding into pixels again to reform the background, ending the movie. | ||
** This video was removed from [[AC DDR 2014|DanceDanceRevolution (2014)]]. However, it was officially added in [[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]]. | ** This video was removed from [[AC DDR 2014|DanceDanceRevolution (2014)]]. However, it was officially added in [[AC DDR A|DanceDanceRevolution A]]. | ||
*** MAX 300(X-Special) also received the same video in DanceDanceRevolution A. However, it plays in the background of the purple REPLICANT background dance stage, and like the original MAX 300, is not full-screen. | *** MAX 300(X-Special) also received the same video in DanceDanceRevolution A. However, it plays in the background of the purple REPLICANT background dance stage, and like the original MAX 300, is not full-screen. | ||
*** Its original DDRMAX video is shown when MAX 300 is played from the [[DDR SELECTION]] folder. It | *** Its original DDRMAX video is shown when MAX 300 is played from the [[DDR SELECTION]] folder. It is displayed in full-screen, removing all characters. | ||
* MAX 300 is unlockable in [[CS INFINITAS|beatmania IIDX INFINITAS]] from May 2nd, 2017, after purchasing its NORMAL and HYPER charts with [[CS INFINITAS/BIT unlocks|BITs]]. | * MAX 300 is unlockable in [[CS INFINITAS|beatmania IIDX INFINITAS]] from May 2nd, 2017, after purchasing its NORMAL and HYPER charts with [[CS INFINITAS/BIT unlocks|BITs]]. | ||
* According to Naoki Maeda, "MAX 300 was a pretty crazy song in several meanings. I personally meant it to be a challenge for the players, but as I learned more players were surpassing it by the day, I thought I had to stop making high-BPM songs since I was "defeated," but I didn't learn my lesson and kept making more of them around 300 BPM, heh." [https://twitter.com/NAOKI_MAEDA428/status/983548019516649473] | * According to Naoki Maeda, "MAX 300 was a pretty crazy song in several meanings. I personally meant it to be a challenge for the players, but as I learned more players were surpassing it by the day, I thought I had to stop making high-BPM songs since I was "defeated," but I didn't learn my lesson and kept making more of them around 300 BPM, heh." [https://twitter.com/NAOKI_MAEDA428/status/983548019516649473] | ||