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* Despite the BPM being displayed in DanceDanceRevolution as simply 300, MAX 300 actually slows down to 64 in the middle. | * Despite the BPM being displayed in DanceDanceRevolution as simply 300, MAX 300 actually slows down to 64 in the middle. | ||
* MAX 300 was originally supposed to be a 400 BPM song, but was too difficult for anyone to pass. | * MAX 300 was originally supposed to be a 400 BPM song, but was too difficult for anyone to pass. | ||
** However, [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA's | ** However, [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA]]'s [[Fascination MAXX]] and [[Fascination ~eternal love mix~|Fascination ～eternal love mix～]] would later be the first songs ever in the DanceDanceRevolution series to be (mainly) 400 BPM. | ||
* On DanceDanceRevolution games where jumps are counted as 2 combos, MAX 300's Single Expert chart has a max combo of 573, the KONAMI number. | * On DanceDanceRevolution games where jumps are counted as 2 combos, MAX 300's Single Expert chart has a max combo of 573, the KONAMI number. | ||
* MAX 300 holds the record for the slowest tempo for any beatmania IIDX song at 12 BPM, ahead of [[Sakura|桜]]'s 13 BPM, which happens at the middle of this song. | * MAX 300 holds the record for the slowest tempo for any beatmania IIDX song at 12 BPM, ahead of [[Sakura|桜]]'s 13 BPM, which happens at the middle of this song. | ||