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+= beatmania IIDX Series =
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+[[Image:DSC00910.jpg|thumb|A [[AC 5th style|beatmania IIDX 5th style]] machine.]]
-| align=center colspan=2|<font size="2">'''''beatmania IIDX'''''</font>
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-|align=center colspan=2|[[Image:DSC00910.jpg|250px]]<br/>[[AC 5th style|beatmania IIDX 5th style]] machine
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-|Developer:
-|KONAMI
-|-
-|Publisher:
-|KONAMI
-|-
-|Release date:
-|1999
-|-
-|Game modes:
-|Up to 2 players simultaneously
-|-
-|Cabinet:
-|Custom
-|-
-|Controls:
-|Turntable; <br> Musical keyboard (7 keys)
-|- bgcolor=#99B1FF
-|align="center" colspan=2|<font size="2">Monitor</font>
-|-
-|Orientation:
-|Horizontal
-|-
-|Type:
-|16:9 EDTV or HDTV monitor
-|-  bgcolor=#99B1FF
-|align="center" colspan=2|<font size="2">Notes</font>
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-|colspan=2|The follow-up series to ''beatmania''.
-|}
-''This entry was derived from [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Beatmania_IIDX the Wikipedia entry on beatmania IIDX], which may or may not be more up to date than this one.''
 '''''beatmania IIDX''''' (alternately '''''beatmaniaIIDX''''' or just '''IIDX''', pronounced "two dee-ecks") is a series of rhythm video games introduced by KONAMI in 1999. It is the direct sequel to the [[beatmania Information|beatmania]] game series, and part of the BEMANI line of music games.
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 === Home versions ===
-KONAMI has also released home versions of the game, with 15 releases for the PlayStation 2 console and one Windows port. Fourteen versions of the PS2 game are available in Japan, while one is available in the US. The game is stored in a DVD media, and can be bought with a controller that matches the arcade version very closely. The controller's key insert is detachable, so the player may attach it as preferred on the left or the right side of the turntable. The home versions do not exactly match the arcade versions, but are very similar.  To date, home versions of [[CS 3rd style|3rd style]] through [[CS EMPRESS|EMPRESS]] have been released in Japan; the US release is titled simply [[CS USA|beatmania]] and does not correspond to an arcade version at all.
+KONAMI has also released home versions of the game, with 15 releases for the PlayStation 2 console and one PC release. Fourteen versions of the PS2 game are available in Japan, while one is available in the US. The game is stored in a DVD media, and can be bought with a controller that matches the arcade version very closely. The controller's key insert is detachable, so the player may attach it as preferred on the left or the right side of the turntable. The home versions do not exactly match the arcade versions, but are very similar.  To date, home versions of [[CS 3rd style|3rd style]] through [[CS EMPRESS|EMPRESS]] have been released in Japan; the US release is titled simply [[CS USA|beatmania]] and does not correspond to an arcade version at all.
-The latest home version, [[CS INFINITAS|beatmania IIDX INFINITAS]], is a Windows port of IIDX, and it uses a unique interface based on [[AC SPADA|SPADA]].
+The latest home version, [[CS INFINITAS|beatmania IIDX INFINITAS]], is a PC release of beatmania IIDX, and it uses a unique interface based on [[AC SPADA|SPADA]].
 ==Gameplay==