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'''Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME''' is the eighth game in the [[Dance Dance Revolution]] series of [[music video game]]s. It was released in arcades by [[Konami]] on [[December 25]], [[2002]]. Although only officially released in [[Japan]], units exist worldwide.  It features 240 songs, 14 of which are hidden and unlockable.  59 were new to DDR, and 23 were never seen before in any other Bemani game. It was speculated to be the final arcade version of Dance Dance Revolution, but with the announcement of [[Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA]], has proven this not to be the case.
Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME war die achte Arcade Veröffentlichung der Dance Dance Revolution Serie, welche am 25.dezember 2002 erschien. Das Spiel enthält 240 Lieder, davon 59 Titel, die erstmals in einem DDR spiel zu finden sind. Einige Lieder sind anfangs versteckt und müssen vom Automatenbesitzer über Codes freigeschaltet werden.


The interface uses a recoloring and smoothing of the song wheel interface first introduced in [[Dance Dance Revolution 5thMIX|DDR 5thMIX]].  The names of the difficulty modes are "Light," Standard," and "Heavy," [楽 (''raku''), 踊 (''gyou''), and 激 (''geki''), respectively], as seen in [[DDRMAX: Dance Dance Revolution 6thMIX|DDRMAX]] and [[DDRMAX2: Dance Dance Revolution 7thMIX|DDRMAX2]].  The only addition was the creation of a "Beginner" [習] mode, color-coded light blue, which similarly appeared first in [[Dance Dance Revolution USA]] as "Simple."  "Challenge" [鬼 (''oni'')] steps, color-coded dark blue and first seen in DDRMAX2, are also available for some songs, but it is not selectable before the game starts.
In den Spielmodi Challenge und Nonstop gibt es eine Wertung namens Marvelous, welche schwieriger zu bekommen ist als ein Perfect.


==Gameplay==
==Songliste==


The general premise of DDR EXTREME is the same as the previous Dance Dance Revolution games.  One player can play using one dance pad (Single play style), two players can play using one dance pad each (Versus play style), or one player can play using both dance pads (Double play style).
In der Standardsortierung ist nur eine kleine Auswahl der Lieder sichtbar, erst wenn die Sortierung durch gleichzeitiges drücken der Pfeiltasten am Automaten umgeschaltet wird kann der Spieler jedes Lied auswählen.  


A player must step to the beat by pressing the arrows on the dance pad in correspondence to them overlapping the transparent arrows at the top of the screen to.  Depending on the timing of each step the step is scored either with a "PERFECT," "GREAT," "GOOD," "BOO," "MISS," "O.K.," or "NG."  A green health bar at the top of the screen increases based on PERFECT, GREAT, or O.K. steps, diminishes based on BOO, MISS, or NG steps, and remains neutral based on GOOD steps.  If the health bar fully diminishes players receive a game over. 
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Freeze Arrows, which were first introduced in DDRMAX, are also present in DDR EXTREME.  Instead of just stepping on the arrow, players have to step on it for as long as the green arrow line remains on the screen.
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A player may play anywhere from three to seven songs (not including extra stages), depending on how many the arcade owner sets the machine to play each game.  At the end of each song, the player sees their accumulated points and how many of each kind of step they stepped. They also receive a letter grade which range from an E (only seen in two player modes when one player fails but the other passes) to an AAA (all steps PERFECT), which are solely determined by the kind of steps they make.  At the end of the game, they receive a cumulative score as well based on the last three songs they played plus any Extra Stages obtained.
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|dj TAKA
There are two systems for scoring each song: the '''long-score''' system, used to determine rankings, and an independent '''dance point''' system, used to determine the grade.
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|1998
The long-score system is the same as in DDRMAX2. The maximum score for a song is the foot-rating for that routine multiplied by 10 million. The highest number of points possible for a single song is 100 million points (for a 10-foot song).
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
 
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The dance-point system uses individual step values to determine the grade. It goes by the following formula: A PERFECT step adds two points, a GREAT step adds one point, a GOOD step is worth nothing, a BOO step takes away four points, and a MISS step takes away eight points. An O.K. freeze adds six points, and an N.G. freeze is worth nothing. The dance points are also tied to the health bar. As always, if a player makes too many bad steps and depletes the health bar, they will fail and the game will end immediately.  In two-player games, if one player fails, they can continue dancing, but it ceases to accumulate dance points for the failed player and accumulates score points at only 10 points per PERFECT and 5 points per GREAT, and automatically gives the failed player an 'E' for the song.
|20, november
 
|dj nagureo
The grade is dependent on the number of dance points players accumulate: 100% dance points is 'AAA', at least 93% is 'AA', at least 80% is 'A', at least 65% is 'B', at least 45% is 'C' and anything below 45% is a 'D'. If players manage to get a net dance-point total of zero without depleting the life bar and, thus, failing, then the dancer gets an 'E'. The final grade for the entire game is an average of the grades from the last three songs and not derived from the actual dance points scored.
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|321 STARS
If the first song is in Beginner or Light mode, then the game will allow a player to fail that song and continue, but will fail the player out if they fail a second song.  In Beginner mode, it will fail only at the end of a song.  In Light mode, it will fail as soon as the health bar is depleted.
|DJ SIMON
 
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===FMV backgrounds===
|5.1.1
 
|dj nagureo
The arrows scroll over clips of [[full motion video]].  The screen refreshes at a full speed of 60 frames per second.
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|A
===Groove Radar===
|D.J. Amuro
 
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The Groove Radar is a graphical representation of the difficulty of a song based in five different areas.  The five areas are as follows:
|ABSOLUTE
 
|dj TAKA
*''Stream'' is the overall density of the steps in the song.
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|Abyss
*''Voltage'' is the measure of the peak density of the steps, essentially showing how hard the hardest part of the song is.
|dj TAKA
 
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*''Air'' represents the amount of jump steps within the song. When jump steps appear, two arrows are present, requiring the dancer to jump in order to hit them both successfully.
|Across the nightmare
 
|Jimmy Weckl
*''Freeze'' represents the number of freezes (requiring the player to hold a note after it has been pressed initially) in the song. It does NOT represent the length.
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|AFRONOVA
*''Chaos'' tells the player the number of notes in the song that don't happen on 4th or 8th beats.
|RE-VENGE
 
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The Groove Radar displays up to two graphs, one for each player, depending on the difficulty they select.
|AFRONOVA (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX)
 
|RE-VENGE
The classic foot-rating system is also used as a simpler (but rather arbitrary) method of determining a song's difficulty.  A new rating, referred to as '''flashing 10''', was introduced, and it signals that the steps are extraordinarily hard.  Only three songs have stepsets rated flashing 10s:
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*"The legend of MAX" on Single Heavy and Double Heavy
|AFRONOVA PRIMEVAL
*"PARANOIA survivor MAX" on Single Heavy, Single Challenge, Double Heavy and Double Challenge
|8 bit
*"MAX. (Period)" on Single Heavy, Single Challenge, and Double Heavy (on Japanese home version)
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|AFTER THE GAME OF LOVE
===Modifiers===
|NPD3
 
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Modifiers are changes that can be made to modify the step routine.  A menu is available to make these modifications easier to use.  This menu can be accessed by holding the Green select button when the player chooses their song.
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|DJ SIMON
Some of the available modifiers are as follows:
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|AM-3P
*''Speed'' mods change the speed at which the arrows scroll on the screen.  Players can increase it to multipliers of 1.5x, 2x, 3x, 5x or 8x.  The default is "1x."
|KTz
 
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*''Boost'', when turned on, causes the arrows to accelerate as they come close to the step zone. The default is "Off."
|AM-3P (303 BASS MIX)
 
|KTz (remixed by U1)
*''Appearance'' mods change how the arrows appear on the screen.  The default is "Visible."  "Hidden" makes the arrow fade out halfway up the screen.  "Sudden" makes the arrow fade in halfway up the screen.  "Stealth" means the arrows are not visible at all except beyond the stepping zone.
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|AM-3P (AM EAST mix)
*''Turn'' mods affect the pattern of the arrows themselves.  The default is "Off."  "Left" turns all the arrows 90 degrees left.  "Right" turns all the arrows 90 degrees right.  "Mirror" flips the step pattern so that all left and right arrows swap, and all up and down arrows swap.  "Shuffle" creates a random swap of the arrows, and can vary from turn to turn.
|KTz
 
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*''Other'' mods affect the difficulty of the step routine.  The default is "Off" (Which is actually "Vivid"). "Little" eliminates all steps that are more frequent than standard 1/4 steps.  "Flat" makes all the arrows appear the same, regardless of their step fraction.  "Solo" changes the colors of the arrows to the colors used in [[Dance Dance Revolution Solo#DDR Solo 2000|DDR Solo 2000]]. "Dark" is the same as "Off" except that it removes the "step zone," forcing the player to rely solely on the beat to determine when to step.
|B4U
 
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
*''Scroll'' mods affect the direction in which arrows scroll.  The default is "Normal."  "Reverse" makes the arrows scroll from top to bottom instead of bottom to top.  The health bar is also moved to the bottom.
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|B4U (B4 ZA BEAT MIX)
*''Freeze'' can turn the Freeze Arrows on or off.  The default is "On."
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
 
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*''Step'' is the last chance to change the difficulty of the song.  The default is whichever difficulty the player selected before choosing the song.
|BABY BABY GIMME YOUR LOVE
 
|DIVAS
===Extra Stages===
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|bag
If, on the final stage, a player gets the grade of AA or better on any Heavy step routine, the game gives the message "Try Extra Stage."  Unlike previous versions, a player can choose any song for their Extra Stage. Players are forced to play Heavy steps in a Reverse Scroll modifier and a 1.5x Speed modifier.  On top of all that, Extra Stage is played in "Pressure" mode, which means the health bar starts full and does not regenerate if it depletes with missed steps. Challenge-only songs may also be used for Extra Stage.
|RevenG
 
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If, by choice or chance, a dancer chooses '''[[MAX (Dance Dance Revolution)|The legend of MAX]]''' (a flashing 10 in Heavy difficulty) for their Extra Stage and scores a grade of AA or better, then they are forced to play "One More Extra Stage."  This time, the Song Wheel is locked on '''Dance Dance Revolution'''.  The player is forced to play its Oni steps in a Reverse Scroll modifier and a 3x Speed modifier.  On One More Extra Stage, it is in sudden-death mode, which means just one step that is not scored "Perfect" or "Great" or one freeze that is scored "NG" ends the game.
|Be in my paradise
 
|JJ COMPANY
===Nonstop Mode===
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|BE LOVIN
'''Nonstop Mode''', which appeared in [[Dance Dance Revolution 3rdMIX|DDR 3rdMIX]] and [[Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX|DDR 4thMIX]], is also present in DDR EXTREME.  Players must choose a course of four songs and play through it to the end (or until the player fails).  The course '''Pop 4''' is used to determine rankings.  A player's base score is used to determine their rank.  Base scores are always a maximum of 100 million points.  Since a base score is always graduated, the first song is generally worth up to 10 million, the second song 20 million, the third song 30 million, and the fourth song 40 million.
|D-Crew
 
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Each Nonstop course has two difficulty settings, Normal and Difficult. In Normal difficulty, songs are typically Light or Standard difficulty, and in Difficult they are one level above, so Light songs become Standard and Standard songs become Heavy.
|# BRE∀K DOWN!
 
|Be For U
In addition to a number of courses with pre-set songs and difficulties, there are 10 courses where the songs vary. Six of these courses are named '''Player's Worst''', '''Player's Best 1-4''', '''Player's Best 5-8''', and so forth to '''Player's Best 17-20''', and they contain the four least popular and twenty most popular songs respectively. The method for deciding a song's popularity is based on how often and how recently a song is played, and songs with equal popularity are chosen in alphabetical order (evident as the songs in '''Player's Worst''' typically include the least popular songs starting with numbers or the letter A). For the '''Player's Best/Worst''' courses, the Normal difficulty is Standard and Difficult is Heavy for all songs, except where the song only has Oni/Challenge difficulty.
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|BRILLIANT 2U
The remaining four courses with variable songlists are named '''Random Dancemania''', '''Random Bemani''', '''Random All''' and '''Random Caprice'''.
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
 
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* '''Random Dancemania''': Four songs taken from the [[Dancemania]] label. In the Course Select screen, the names and foot levels of songs are replaced with question marks, the only hint to the songs being that Oni/Challenge level songs appear in purple.
|BRILLIANT 2U (K.O.G G3 MIX)
* '''Random Bemani''': Four songs that have appeared in previous [[Bemani]] games. Like '''Random Dancemania''', song titles and foot levels are obscured with question marks.
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
* '''Random All''': Four songs from the entire DDR Extreme song list. Again, song titles and foot levels are obscured with question marks.
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* '''Random Caprice''': Like '''Random All''', the four songs are taken from the entire DDR Extreme song list. Unlike the other three random courses, the song titles and foot levels are displayed on the Course Select screen.
|BRILLIANT 2U (Orchestra-Groove)
 
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
With the exception of '''Random Caprice''', the songs selected for the random Nonstop courses are not known to the player until play begins. Like the '''Player's Best/Worst''' courses, the songs are typically Standard in the Normal difficulty course and Heavy in the Difficult course, but under certain conditions (such as the song only having an Oni difficulty) the difficulty may be Oni/Challenge. Since the colour of the song title (or the question marks that replace it) reflects the difficulty - pink for Standard, green for Heavy, and blue for Oni - this is the only clue towards what songs are in each course, since not every song has Oni steps.
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|BROKEN MY HEART
Some songs have well-hidden secret Oni steps that can only be played through Nonstop mode, as a result of exploiting a bug. If a player has one course selected, then changes to an adjacent course and presses the start button the split second after the previous songlist collapses, but before the new songlist expands, the newly selected course will inherit the difficulties of the previous course. For example, if one of the song's difficulties of the previous course is Oni, the song in that slot of the new course will be played on Oni, regardless of what it actually should be. Performing this trick on ''Love <3 Shine'' gives the player access to its hidden challenge steps, which are considered to be quite challenging and fun. A few other songs have secret Oni stepcharts as well, though most of them seem unfinished, and some songs can crash the machine if the bug is used on them. The player must also not enter the mod screen before playing the course, otherwise the course's proper difficulties will load, rendering the exploit void.
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat PAULA TERRY
 
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A new timing, "MARVELOUS," is used in Nonstop Mode.  It is stricter than "PERFECT" timing, and a MARVELOUS step is worth three points in determining a player's letter grade.
|BURNIN' THE FLOOR
 
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
===Challenge/Oni Mode===
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|BURNIN' THE FLOOR (BLUE FIRE mix)
The '''Nonstop Challenge''' feature from DDRMAX2, also referred to as '''Oni Mode''', returned and was officially renamed '''Challenge Mode''' to avoid confusion with Nonstop Mode.  It can be selected when a player selects a difficulty before choosing their first song.  Players have to complete a set course of anywhere from five to nine songs, with difficulties set and, in some cases, different modifiers.  Players cannot mod any songs in Oni Mode, and must play them all at native scroll and whatever modifiers the machine deems as part of the course.  Unlike '''Nonstop Mode''', players have to be perfect with the steps they make.  The health bar is replaced with a battery.  If a player gets a GOOD, BOO, MISS or NG up to four times in any one song, it fails the player out and the game ends. As before, players can regain 1-3 battery pieces after every song.
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
 
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A player's score is based on the number of dance points accumulated in the song, unlike DDRMAX2, which shows the percentage of available dance points instead.  BOOs and MISSes do not take away from dance points.  The courses '''Naoki Neo-Standard''' and '''Dancemania''' are used for rankings.  Both the dance points and how long a player lasts, if no one has passed the course on that machine yet, determine the player's rank on each.
|BURNIN' THE FLOOR (MOMO MIX)
 
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
MARVELOUS timing is also used in Challenge Mode. It is worth three points in this mode.
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|Burning Heat! (3 Option Mix)
The "difficulty bug" described in the Nonstop section works in Oni mode as well. This can make most Oni courses considerably more or less difficult.
|Mr T with Motoaki F.
 
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The "Trick" Oni course is home to three unique mods that are not available in any other mode. The ''Ecstacy'' remix uses "Brake", which causes the arrows to ''decelerate'' as they reach the target; basically the exact opposite of "Boost". The ''AM-3P'' remix uses "Fuwa-Fuwa", which causes the arrows to expand and contract like an accordion. ''MAX 300'' is on x0.25 speed. Also, the "Neo-RevenG" course has Sakura on x0.5 speed. Some DDR Extreme machines have been hacked to make these mods available at all times.
|butterfly
 
|smile.dk
===Link Data===
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|CANDY☆
Some machines have the ports to insert PlayStation memory cards.  Such memory cards have to be PlayStation 1 (not PS2) memory cards with Link Data from the home version of DDR 5th Mix (the home version of DDR Extreme cannot create arcade-compatible Link Data). 5th Mix can create two different kinds of arcade link data; the Link Data file for DDR Extreme is known as "New Version" Link Data, and unlike the previous two games, is not backward-compatible with DDRMAX or DDRMAX2 arcade machines due to a small technical bug.  The machine will use all scores previously saved in the file by DDRMAX or DDRMAX2, but when the data is saved, the file is re-written in such a way that the previous arcade games will not recognize it.  With the appropriate hardware to read/write PlayStation 1 memory cards on a Windows-based PC such as a [[DexDrive]], a player can easily correct the file and make it usable in all three arcade games (though subsequent uses of DDR Extreme requires the link data file to be fixed again prior to use in DDRMAX or DDRMAX2). Cutriss of [[DDR Freak]] wrote a Windows-based program which performs the modifications to a save file in the .mcs format.
|Luv UNLIMITED
 
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Link Data serves two primary purposes: Score-saving and Internet Ranking. The player can save his or her scores from arcade performances, and whenever the game is played in the future, the arcade game will load the scores for each user and show them on the song-selection screen to show the player's best performances. These scores can also be viewed at home with DDR 5th Mix. DDR Extreme also provides Internet Ranking codes based on the user's performance in a given set of Challenge or Nonstop courses. As with all of Konami's Internet Ranking events, the webpage for the game would allow users to enter in a generated password which contains their initials and scores for that session, and the webpage would display the rankings for those who have submitted codes. Link Data saves these passwords so that they may be entered much more conveniently.
|CANDY♥
 
|小坂 りゆ
The arcade game can exchange custom stepchart data with DDR Extreme, as well as any earlier version that has songs that are in DDR Extreme, though this requires special steps to be taken in DDR Extreme to write a PlayStation 1-formatted save file, which must then be copied to the PlayStation 1 memory card by the player.
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|CAN'T STOP FALLIN' IN LOVE
==Bootlegs==
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
As with other DDR versions, [[Counterfeit|bootleg]]s are fairly common. However, bootleggers of DDR EXTREME went beyond the standard practice of releasing the same game as Konami.  Two modified versions were produced, DDR EXTREME PLUS and DDR MEGAMIX.
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|CAN'T STOP FALLIN' IN LOVE (SPEED MIX)
===Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix===
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
 
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'''Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix''' was the first of the two bootlegs. It was advertised as an "[[upgrade]]" to DDR EXTREME, and many arcade operators paid to install it over DDR EXTREME. To their chagrin, it turned out to be a [[confidence trick|scam]] in which the gameplay was exactly the same; only a few interface elements were tweaked, including the removal of the original songwheel background with a blank blue screen and the replacement of freeze arrows with "freeze blocks," where the whole area of the freeze arrow is simply a filled rectangle (likely a [[software bug|bug]]), and the replacement of the [[Japanese language|Japanese]] warning screen with the words "'''DONT FALL OFF !!'''.
|CAPTAIN JACK (GRANDALE REMIX)
 
|CAPTAIN JACK
===Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME Plus!===
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|CARTOON HEROES (Speedy Mix)
'''Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME Plus!''' was the second of the two bootlegs. It also featured some graphical changes, but it had one gameplay addition - the ability to increase the song [[tempo]] by 10% or 20% by increasing the clockspeed ([[overclocking]]) which in turn damages the machine's internal CPU. In addition, the tempo cannot be changed if one selects "Heavy" at the beginning, although this can be worked around by choosing any other difficulty, then switching to heavy. Also, the speed increase remains in effect even after the game ends, a machine that is left on 20% speed for extended periods of time will be damaged very quickly. However, there have been some arcade operators that have installed fans over the CPU to stop them from overheating though this is not common.
|BARBIE YOUNG
 
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==Home versions==
|celebrate
The home version of '''Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME''' was released in [[Japan]] in September [[2003]] for the [[Sony]] [[PlayStation 2]] [[video game console]].  It featured 111 songs, and had all the features of the arcade version, but is missing one song which is new to the arcade version: Senorita (Speedy Mix) by JENNY ROM.
|JJ COMPANY
 
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The North American home version of [[Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME (North America)|DDR EXTREME]] was released on [[September 21]]st, [[2004]], for the [[Sony PlayStation 2]] video game console. The songlist is considerably different from the Japanese version, and the feature set is closer to that of ''[[DDR Festival: Dance Dance Revolution]]''. Additionally, the US edition of DDR EXTREME has a completely re-worked player interface which bears no resemblance to any arcade version, making it quite difficult to navigate for veterans of the arcade versions.
|CELEBRATE NITE
 
|N.M.R.
==Music==
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:''See also [[Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME song list]]
|CELEBRATE NITE (EURO TRANCE STYLE)
Notable songs from this version include:
|N.M.R.
*'''bag''': An unusual 10-footer that runs at 65 BPM, despite the fact that its true BPM is 130. The stepset's difficulty lies mainly in reading the arrow patterns, which appear in extremely dense clusters of 1/24th notes. Because of this, many players do not consider "bag" to be a 10-footer at speed modifiers higher than the default "1x". Regardless of the scroll speed, the steps have notoriously difficult timing, caused by the game engine's inability to properly space triplet-based notes (it rounds them to 1/64ths). This also affects songs such as "BURNING HEAT! (3-Option MIX)" and "AFRONOVA." The problem, however, is amplified in "bag" due to its slow BPM.
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*'''"[[Cartoon Heroes]] (Speedy Mix)"'''. A remix of the popular song by Aqua, often considered to be the hardest song with a rating of 9 feet, with steps including twisting runs, jumps, and many gallops at 170 BPM.
|Colors (for EXTREME)
*'''The legend of MAX''': DDR EXTREME's addition to the "[[MAX (Dance Dance Revolution)|MAX]]" song series, scrolling at 333 BPM.  It briefly accelerates to 666 BPM in the middle of the song. Technically, this makes it the fastest-scrolling song in DDR, but no steps are hit during this speed-up. It also has a slow section at 83.25 BPM, which provides a rest before returning to 333 BPM. The Heavy stepset's final section includes a long run and concludes with a series of jumps, with gallops thrown in. The legend of MAX is a "flashing" 10-footer, signified by the pulsating feet below the Groove Radar on the song selection screen.
|dj TAKA
*'''[[PARANOiA Survivor MAX]]''': This "PARANOiA" remix was considered to be the hardest song in any DDR game until the release of [[Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA]]. The Challenge/Oni steps have a combo of 655 (613 steps total, on Single and Double), consisting mainly of 1/8th notes at 290 BPM. Turns and jumps are plentiful, and several major slowdowns often catch players off-guard. The last portion of the song is infamous for its "death runs" – four 1/8th note patterns that contain highly complex turns, similar to those in "RHYTHM & POLICE" or "exotic ethnic" (except at 290 BPM). Both the Heavy and Challenge/Oni steps are rated a "flashing" 10.
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*'''桜 (SAKURA)''': Originally from [[Beatmania IIDX]] 8th Style, it is considered by many players to be the easiest of the 10-footers. Although it reaches 320 BPM, the Heavy steps are very simple and do not have the stamina draining ability of the MAX songs. The main difficulty in SAKURA comes from the BPM changes at the middle and end of the song. One step in particular is notoriously difficult to hit, due to a sudden BPM slowdown that occurs 1/32nd before the actual arrow. It is of interest to note that although the song selection screen displays 300 for the maximum BPM, the final section of the song scrolls at 320 BPM.
|COW GIRL
*'''MAX. (period)''': Appearing only on the Japanese home version of DDR EXTREME, this song scrolls mostly at 300 BPM, and has step patterns similar to "MAX 300", with several 1/4th note jump sections thrown in. It also includes a short 180 BPM section which pays homage to the original "PARANOiA". However, the song is most notable for its last 12 seconds, which consist of a long stream of 1/4th note arrows. This section is extremely difficult to sight-read, since the arrow scroll doubles to 600 BPM. It is of interest to note that this MAX song is not by NAOKI, unlike the other MAXes, but by 2MB, a renowned DDR song remix artist, most popularly known for Healing Vision (Angelic mix).
|BAMBEE
*'''Dance Dance Revolution''': This song, named after the game series itself, is initially only available as "One More Extra Stage". The Challenge stepset consists almost entirely of Heavy patterns from other classic DDR songs. In order of step pattern appearance, these songs are: "BRILLIANT 2U (ORCHESTRA GROOVE)", "DEAD END", "DYNAMITE RAVE", "AFRONOVA", "END OF THE CENTURY", "AM-3P", "CELEBRATE NITE", and "B4U". "Dance Dance Revolution" also has original Beginner, Light, Standard, and Heavy steps that are unlockable through the use of machine codes. Another notable feature of the song is that the female background singer sings lyrics from the openings of previous DDR mixes.
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|CRASH!
===Soundtrack===
|mr BRAIN & THE FINAL BAND
 
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The Original Soundtrack for DDR EXTREME was produced by [[Toshiba-EMI]] under their [[Dancemania]] dance music brand. It contains 30 of the new songs.
|CUTIE CHASER
 
|CLUB SPICE
==Trivia==
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*[[1998]] is a very important, defining year for Konami, as it was the year that the first arcade version of ''[[Dance Dance Revolution]]'' was released.  The song "1998" by NAOKI is a commemorative track devoted to this event.
|CUTIE CHASER (MORNING MIX)
* Jason Gilleece of Effort, Pennsylvania [http://www.twingalaxies.com/index.aspx?c=46&id=1164 currently holds the world record] for Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME at 680,808,465 points. However, some players have been able to beat this "world record"; but their attempts have not been authenticated.
|CLUB SPICE
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|D2R
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
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|DAM DARIRAM
|JOGA
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|Dance Dance Revolution
|DDR ALL STARS
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|DEAD END
|N&S
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|DESTINY
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat PAULA TERRY
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|Destiny lovers
|くにたけ みゆき
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|DIVE ~more deep & deeper style~
|Be For U
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|DIVE TO THE NIGHT
|小坂 りゆ
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|Do It Right
|SOTA feat Ebony Fay
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|Do It Right (Harmonized 2Step Mix)
|SOTA feat Ebony Fay
|-
|DO YOU REMEMBER ME
|JENNY
|-
|Don't Stop! ~AMD 2nd MIX~
|Dr VIBE feat JP Miles
|-
|Dr. LOVE
|baby weapon feat Asuka M
|-
|DROP OUT
|NW260
|-
|DROP OUT (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX)
|NW260
|-
|DROP THE BOMB
|Scotty D.
|-
|DROP THE BOMB -System S.F.Mix-
|Scotty D.
|-
|DXY!
|TaQ
|-
|DYNAMITE RAVE
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|DYNAMITE RAVE (B4 ZA BEAT MIX)
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|DYNAMITE RAVE -Down Bird SOTA Mix-
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|ECSTASY
|d-complex
|-
|ECSTASY (midnight blue mix)
|d-complex
|-
|EL RITMO TROPICAL
|DIXIES GANG
|-
|Electro Tuned (the SubS mix)
|TaQ
|-
|e-motion
|e.o.s
|-
|END OF THE CENTURY
|NO.9
|-
|era (nostalmix)
|TaQ
|-
|ever snow
|YOMA KOMATSU
|-
|exotic ethnic
|RevenG
|-
|FANTASY
|LOCKOUT
|-
|FANTASY
|MELISSA
|-
|feeling of love
|youhei shimizu
|-
|Firefly
|Be For U
|-
|Frozen Ray ~for EXTREME~
|dj TAKA
|-
|Gamelan de Couple
|TOMOSUKE
|-
|GENOM SCREAMS
|L.E.D. LIGHT
|-
|gentle stress (AMD SEXUAL MIX)
|MR. DOG feat. DJ SWAN
|-
|GET UP'N MOVE
|S&K
|-
|GRADIUSIC CYBER (AMD G5 MIX)
|BIG-O feat TAKA
|-
|GRADUATION ～それぞれの明日～
|Be For U
|-
|GROOVE
|Sho-T feat. Blenda
|-
|GROOVE 2001
|Sho-T feat Blenda
|-
|Happy Wedding
|ASKA
|-
|Healing Vision
|[[Naoki Maeda|DE-SIRE]]
|-
|Healing Vision ~Angelic mix~
|2MB
|-
|Heaven is a '57 metallic gray (gimmix)
|Hiro feat Sweet little 30's
|-
|HIGHER
|[[Naoki Maeda|NM]] feat SUNNY
|-
|HIGHER (next morning mix)
|[[Naoki Maeda|NM]] feat SUNNY
|-
|HIGHS OFF U ~Scorccio XY Mix~
|4 REEEL
|-
|HOLD ON ME
|tiger YAMATO
|-
|Holic
|TaQ
|-
|HYPER EUROBEAT
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat DDR ALL STARS
|-
|HYSTERIA
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] 190
|-
|HYSTERIA 2001
|[[Naoki Maeda|NM]]
|-
|I believe in miracles
|HI-RISE
|-
|I DO I DO I DO
|CREAMY
|-
|i feel...
|AKIRA YAMAOKA
|-
|I Was The One
|good-cool
|-
|IF YOU WERE HERE
|JENNIFER
|-
|I'm gonna get you!
|Kelly Cosmo
|-
|I'M IN THE MOOD FOR DANCING
|SHARON
|-
|INSERTiON
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] underground
|-
|IRRESISTIBLEMENT
|WILDSIDE
|-
|IT'S RAINING MEN (Almighty Mix)
|GERI HALLIWELL
|-
|Jam Jam Reggae
|jam master '73
|-
|Jam Jam Reggae
|RICE feat. jam master '73
|-
|JANEJANA
|T.E.M.P.O. feat. Mohammed & Emi
|-
|JET WORLD
|Mutsuhiko Izumi
|-
|KEEP ON MOVIN'
|N.M.R.
|-
|Kind Lady
|OKUYATOS
|-
|KISS KISS KISS
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat SHANTI
|-
|KISS ME ALL NIGHT LONG
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] J-STYLE feat MIU
|-
|L'amour et la liberté (DDR ver.)
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] underground
|-
|LA BAMBA
|メキシコ民謡
|-
|LA COPA DE LA VIDA
|PATRICK VICTORIO
|-
|La Senorita
|CAPTAIN T
|-
|La Señorita Virtual
|2MB
|-
|Last Message
|good-cool feat Meg
|-
|LEADING CYBER
|dj TAKA
|-
|Let the beat hit em! ~CLASSIC R&B STYLE~
|Stone Bros.
|-
|LET'S GET DOWN
|JT PLAYAZ
|-
|LET'S GROOVE
|TIPS & TRICKS VS WISDOME
|-
|LITTLE BITCH
|THE SPECIALS
|-
|LITTLE BOY (Boy On Boy Mix)
|CAPTAIN JACK
|-
|LIVING IN AMERICA
|JOHN DESIRE
|-
|LONG TRAIN RUNNIN'
|BUS STOP
|-
|Look To The Sky
|System S.F. feat. ANNA
|-
|Look To The Sky (True Color Mix)
|System S.F. feat. ANNA
|-
|LOVE AGAIN TONIGHT (For Melissa MIX)
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat PAULA TERRY
|-
|LOVE ♥ SHINE
|小坂 りゆ
|-
|LOVE THIS FEELIN'
|Chang Ma
|-
|♥ LOVE² シュガ→ ♥
|dj TAKA feat. のりあ
|-
|LOVIN' YOU (ROB SEARLE CLUB MIX)
|VINYL BABY
|-
|LUV TO ME (AMD MIX)
|DJ KAZU feat tiger YAMATO
|-
|LUV TO ME (disco mix)
|tiger YAMATO
|-
|MAKE IT BETTER
|mitsu-O!
|-
|MAX 300
|[[Naoki Maeda|O]]
|-
|MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE (KC Club Mix)
|2 UNLIMITED
|-
|MAXX UNLIMITED
|[[Naoki Maeda|Z]]
|-
|MEMORIES
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat PAULA TERRY
|-
|Midnite Blaze
|U1 Jewel style
|-
|MIRACLE
|ST JANNARO
|-
|Miracle Moon ~L.E.D. LIGHT STYLE MIX~
|Togo Project feat. Sana
|-
|MOBO★MOGA
|Orange Lounge
|-
|Mr.T (take me higher)
|Risky Men feat Asuka M
|-
|MY SUMMER LOVE
|mitsu-O! with GEILA
|-
|MY SUMMER LOVE (TOMMY'S SMILE MIX)
|mitsu-O! with GEILA
|-
|MY SWEET DARLIN'
|WILDSIDE
|-
|NORI NORI NORI
|JUDY CRYSTAL
|-
|ON THE JAZZ
|Jonny Dynamite!
|-
|ORDINARY WORLD
|AURORA featuring NAIMEE COLEMAN
|-
|ORION.78 (AMeuro-MIX)
|RE-VENGE
|-
|ORION.78 (civilization mix)
|2MB
|-
|PARANOiA
|[[Naoki Maeda|180]]
|-
|PARANOiA ETERNAL
|STM 200
|-
|PARANOIA EVOLUTION
|[[Naoki Maeda|200]]
|-
|PARANOiA KCET ~clean mix~
|2MB
|-
|PARANOiA MAX ~DIRTY MIX~
|[[Naoki Maeda|190]]
|-
|PARANOiA Rebirth
|[[Naoki Maeda|190']]
|-
|PARANOIA survivor
|[[Naoki Maeda|270]]
|-
|PARANOIA survivor MAX
|[[Naoki Maeda|290]]
|-
|Pink Rose
|Kiyommy + Seiya
|-
|PUT YOUR FAITH IN ME
|UZI-LAY
|-
|R3
|tiger YAMATO
|-
|rain of sorrow
|[[Naoki Maeda|NM]] feat Ebony Fay
|-
|Remember You
|[[Naoki Maeda|NM]] feat Julie
|-
|RHYTHM AND POLICE (K.O.G G3 Mix)
|C.J. CREW feat. CHRISTIAN D
|-
|SAINT GOES MARCHING (REMIX)
|THE SAINT
|-
|Secret Rendez-vous
|DIVAS
|-
|SENORITA (Speedy Mix)
|JENNY ROM
|-
|SEXY PLANET
|Crystal Aliens
|-
|SEXY PLANET (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX)
|Crystal Aliens
|-
|Share My Love
|Julie Frost
|-
|Silent Hill
|THOMAS HOWARD
|-
|Silent Hill (3rd christmas mix)
|THOMAS HOWARD
|-
|ska a go go
|THE BALD HEADS
|-
|SKY HIGH
|DJ MIKO
|-
|SO DEEP (PERFECT SPHERE REMIX)
|SILVERTEAR
|-
|SO IN LOVE
|Caramel. S
|-
|SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW
|COSMIC GATE
|-
|SP-TRIP MACHINE ~JUNGLE MIX~
|[[Naoki Maeda|DE-SIRE]]
|-
|SPEED OVER BEETHOVEN
|ROSE
|-
|Spin the disc
|good-cool
|-
|STAY (Organic house Version)
|emi
|-
|STILL IN MY HEART
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|STILL IN MY HEART (MOMO MIX)
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|stoic (EXTREME version)
|TaQ
|-
|SUPER STAR
|D.J. RICH feat. Tail Bros.
|-
|SUPER STAR (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX)
|D.J. RICH feat. Tail Bros..
|-
|Sweet Sweet ♥ Magic
|jun
|-
|sync (EXTREME version)
|Out Phase
|-
|SYNCHRONIZED LOVE (Red Monster Hyper Mix)
|JOE RINOIE
|-
|TEARS
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] underground feat. EK
|-
|TELEPHONE OPERATOR (Club MIX)
|SHELLEY PETER
|-
|The Centre of The Heart (STONEBRIDGE CLUBMIX)
|Roxette
|-
|The Least 100sec
|Hirofumi Sasaki
|-
|The legend of MAX
|[[Naoki Maeda|ZZ]]
|-
|THE REFLEX
|DURAN DURAN
|-
|THERE YOU'LL BE
|DJ SPEEDO feat. ANGELICA
|-
|think ya better D
|sAmi
|-
|TRIP MACHINE
|[[Naoki Maeda|DE-SIRE]]
|-
|TRIP MACHINE CLIMAX
|[[Naoki Maeda|DE-SIRE]]
|-
|TRIP MACHINE ~luv mix~
|2MB
|-
|TRIP MACHINE survivor
|[[Naoki Maeda|DE-SIRE]]
|-
|true... (radio edit)
|小坂 りゆ
|-
|true...(Trance Sunrise Mix)
|小坂 りゆ
|-
|TSUGARU
|[[Naoki Maeda|RevenG]] vs [[Naoki Maeda|DE-SIRE]]
|-
|TSUGARU (APPLE MIX)
|[[Naoki Maeda|RevenG]] vs [[Naoki Maeda|DE-SIRE]]
|-
|TWILIGHT ZONE (R-C Extended Club MIX)
|2 UNLIMITED
|-
|TwinBee ~Generation X~
|Final Offset
|-
|V (for EXTREME)
|TAKA
|-
|VANITY ANGEL
|FIXX
|-
|WAKA LAKA
|JENNY ROM VS ZIPPERS
|-
|WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS (Factory Team Remix)
|LIVE 2 LOVE
|-
|WE WILL ROCK YOU
|HOUSEBOYZ
|-
|White Lovers
|新谷 さなえ
|-
|WILD RUSH
|[[Naoki Maeda|FACTOR-X]]
|-
|WILD RUSH (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX)
|[[Naoki Maeda|FACTOR-X]]
|-
|WITCH DOCTOR (GIANTS TOONS VERSION)
|CARTOONS
|-
|WWW.BLONDE GIRL (MOMO MIX)
|JENNY ROM
|-
|xenon
|Mr.T
|-
|蒼い衝動 (for EXTREME)
|[[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]] feat. YUKI
|-
|革命
|dj TAKA with [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]
|-
|桜
|[[Naoki Maeda|RevenG]]
|-
|サナ・モレッテ・ネ・エンテ
|Togo Project feat. Sana
|-
|そばかす FRECKLES (KCP Re-Edit)
|TIGGY
|-
|大見解
|Des-ROW feat TSUBOI for ALPHA
|-
|祭 JAPAN
|RE-VENGE
|-
|祭 JAPAN (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX)
|RE-VENGE
|-
|魔法の扉 (スペース★マコのテーマ)
|a.s.a.
|-
|三毛猫ロック
|亜熱帯マジ-SKA爆弾
|-
|夜空ノムコウ
|EUROBEAT LOVERS
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Aktuelle Version vom 24. Juli 2007, 14:52 Uhr


Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME war die achte Arcade Veröffentlichung der Dance Dance Revolution Serie, welche am 25.dezember 2002 erschien. Das Spiel enthält 240 Lieder, davon 59 Titel, die erstmals in einem DDR spiel zu finden sind. Einige Lieder sind anfangs versteckt und müssen vom Automatenbesitzer über Codes freigeschaltet werden.

In den Spielmodi Challenge und Nonstop gibt es eine Wertung namens Marvelous, welche schwieriger zu bekommen ist als ein Perfect.

Songliste

In der Standardsortierung ist nur eine kleine Auswahl der Lieder sichtbar, erst wenn die Sortierung durch gleichzeitiges drücken der Pfeiltasten am Automaten umgeschaltet wird kann der Spieler jedes Lied auswählen.

Titel Interpret
.59 dj TAKA
1998 NAOKI
20, november dj nagureo
321 STARS DJ SIMON
5.1.1 dj nagureo
A D.J. Amuro
ABSOLUTE dj TAKA
Abyss dj TAKA
Across the nightmare Jimmy Weckl
AFRONOVA RE-VENGE
AFRONOVA (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX) RE-VENGE
AFRONOVA PRIMEVAL 8 bit
AFTER THE GAME OF LOVE NPD3
air DJ SIMON
AM-3P KTz
AM-3P (303 BASS MIX) KTz (remixed by U1)
AM-3P (AM EAST mix) KTz
B4U NAOKI
B4U (B4 ZA BEAT MIX) NAOKI
BABY BABY GIMME YOUR LOVE DIVAS
bag RevenG
Be in my paradise JJ COMPANY
BE LOVIN D-Crew
# BRE∀K DOWN! Be For U
BRILLIANT 2U NAOKI
BRILLIANT 2U (K.O.G G3 MIX) NAOKI
BRILLIANT 2U (Orchestra-Groove) NAOKI
BROKEN MY HEART NAOKI feat PAULA TERRY
BURNIN' THE FLOOR NAOKI
BURNIN' THE FLOOR (BLUE FIRE mix) NAOKI
BURNIN' THE FLOOR (MOMO MIX) NAOKI
Burning Heat! (3 Option Mix) Mr T with Motoaki F.
butterfly smile.dk
CANDY☆ Luv UNLIMITED
CANDY♥ 小坂 りゆ
CAN'T STOP FALLIN' IN LOVE NAOKI
CAN'T STOP FALLIN' IN LOVE (SPEED MIX) NAOKI
CAPTAIN JACK (GRANDALE REMIX) CAPTAIN JACK
CARTOON HEROES (Speedy Mix) BARBIE YOUNG
celebrate JJ COMPANY
CELEBRATE NITE N.M.R.
CELEBRATE NITE (EURO TRANCE STYLE) N.M.R.
Colors (for EXTREME) dj TAKA
COW GIRL BAMBEE
CRASH! mr BRAIN & THE FINAL BAND
CUTIE CHASER CLUB SPICE
CUTIE CHASER (MORNING MIX) CLUB SPICE
D2R NAOKI
DAM DARIRAM JOGA
Dance Dance Revolution DDR ALL STARS
DEAD END N&S
DESTINY NAOKI feat PAULA TERRY
Destiny lovers くにたけ みゆき
DIVE ~more deep & deeper style~ Be For U
DIVE TO THE NIGHT 小坂 りゆ
Do It Right SOTA feat Ebony Fay
Do It Right (Harmonized 2Step Mix) SOTA feat Ebony Fay
DO YOU REMEMBER ME JENNY
Don't Stop! ~AMD 2nd MIX~ Dr VIBE feat JP Miles
Dr. LOVE baby weapon feat Asuka M
DROP OUT NW260
DROP OUT (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX) NW260
DROP THE BOMB Scotty D.
DROP THE BOMB -System S.F.Mix- Scotty D.
DXY! TaQ
DYNAMITE RAVE NAOKI
DYNAMITE RAVE (B4 ZA BEAT MIX) NAOKI
DYNAMITE RAVE -Down Bird SOTA Mix- NAOKI
ECSTASY d-complex
ECSTASY (midnight blue mix) d-complex
EL RITMO TROPICAL DIXIES GANG
Electro Tuned (the SubS mix) TaQ
e-motion e.o.s
END OF THE CENTURY NO.9
era (nostalmix) TaQ
ever snow YOMA KOMATSU
exotic ethnic RevenG
FANTASY LOCKOUT
FANTASY MELISSA
feeling of love youhei shimizu
Firefly Be For U
Frozen Ray ~for EXTREME~ dj TAKA
Gamelan de Couple TOMOSUKE
GENOM SCREAMS L.E.D. LIGHT
gentle stress (AMD SEXUAL MIX) MR. DOG feat. DJ SWAN
GET UP'N MOVE S&K
GRADIUSIC CYBER (AMD G5 MIX) BIG-O feat TAKA
GRADUATION ～それぞれの明日～ Be For U
GROOVE Sho-T feat. Blenda
GROOVE 2001 Sho-T feat Blenda
Happy Wedding ASKA
Healing Vision DE-SIRE
Healing Vision ~Angelic mix~ 2MB
Heaven is a '57 metallic gray (gimmix) Hiro feat Sweet little 30's
HIGHER NM feat SUNNY
HIGHER (next morning mix) NM feat SUNNY
HIGHS OFF U ~Scorccio XY Mix~ 4 REEEL
HOLD ON ME tiger YAMATO
Holic TaQ
HYPER EUROBEAT NAOKI feat DDR ALL STARS
HYSTERIA NAOKI 190
HYSTERIA 2001 NM
I believe in miracles HI-RISE
I DO I DO I DO CREAMY
i feel... AKIRA YAMAOKA
I Was The One good-cool
IF YOU WERE HERE JENNIFER
I'm gonna get you! Kelly Cosmo
I'M IN THE MOOD FOR DANCING SHARON
INSERTiON NAOKI underground
IRRESISTIBLEMENT WILDSIDE
IT'S RAINING MEN (Almighty Mix) GERI HALLIWELL
Jam Jam Reggae jam master '73
Jam Jam Reggae RICE feat. jam master '73
JANEJANA T.E.M.P.O. feat. Mohammed & Emi
JET WORLD Mutsuhiko Izumi
KEEP ON MOVIN' N.M.R.
Kind Lady OKUYATOS
KISS KISS KISS NAOKI feat SHANTI
KISS ME ALL NIGHT LONG NAOKI J-STYLE feat MIU
L'amour et la liberté (DDR ver.) NAOKI underground
LA BAMBA メキシコ民謡
LA COPA DE LA VIDA PATRICK VICTORIO
La Senorita CAPTAIN T
La Señorita Virtual 2MB
Last Message good-cool feat Meg
LEADING CYBER dj TAKA
Let the beat hit em! ~CLASSIC R&B STYLE~ Stone Bros.
LET'S GET DOWN JT PLAYAZ
LET'S GROOVE TIPS & TRICKS VS WISDOME
LITTLE BITCH THE SPECIALS
LITTLE BOY (Boy On Boy Mix) CAPTAIN JACK
LIVING IN AMERICA JOHN DESIRE
LONG TRAIN RUNNIN' BUS STOP
Look To The Sky System S.F. feat. ANNA
Look To The Sky (True Color Mix) System S.F. feat. ANNA
LOVE AGAIN TONIGHT (For Melissa MIX) NAOKI feat PAULA TERRY
LOVE ♥ SHINE 小坂 りゆ
LOVE THIS FEELIN' Chang Ma
♥ LOVE² シュガ→ ♥ dj TAKA feat. のりあ
LOVIN' YOU (ROB SEARLE CLUB MIX) VINYL BABY
LUV TO ME (AMD MIX) DJ KAZU feat tiger YAMATO
LUV TO ME (disco mix) tiger YAMATO
MAKE IT BETTER mitsu-O!
MAX 300 O
MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE (KC Club Mix) 2 UNLIMITED
MAXX UNLIMITED Z
MEMORIES NAOKI feat PAULA TERRY
Midnite Blaze U1 Jewel style
MIRACLE ST JANNARO
Miracle Moon ~L.E.D. LIGHT STYLE MIX~ Togo Project feat. Sana
MOBO★MOGA Orange Lounge
Mr.T (take me higher) Risky Men feat Asuka M
MY SUMMER LOVE mitsu-O! with GEILA
MY SUMMER LOVE (TOMMY'S SMILE MIX) mitsu-O! with GEILA
MY SWEET DARLIN' WILDSIDE
NORI NORI NORI JUDY CRYSTAL
ON THE JAZZ Jonny Dynamite!
ORDINARY WORLD AURORA featuring NAIMEE COLEMAN
ORION.78 (AMeuro-MIX) RE-VENGE
ORION.78 (civilization mix) 2MB
PARANOiA 180
PARANOiA ETERNAL STM 200
PARANOIA EVOLUTION 200
PARANOiA KCET ~clean mix~ 2MB
PARANOiA MAX ~DIRTY MIX~ 190
PARANOiA Rebirth 190'
PARANOIA survivor 270
PARANOIA survivor MAX 290
Pink Rose Kiyommy + Seiya
PUT YOUR FAITH IN ME UZI-LAY
R3 tiger YAMATO
rain of sorrow NM feat Ebony Fay
Remember You NM feat Julie
RHYTHM AND POLICE (K.O.G G3 Mix) C.J. CREW feat. CHRISTIAN D
SAINT GOES MARCHING (REMIX) THE SAINT
Secret Rendez-vous DIVAS
SENORITA (Speedy Mix) JENNY ROM
SEXY PLANET Crystal Aliens
SEXY PLANET (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX) Crystal Aliens
Share My Love Julie Frost
Silent Hill THOMAS HOWARD
Silent Hill (3rd christmas mix) THOMAS HOWARD
ska a go go THE BALD HEADS
SKY HIGH DJ MIKO
SO DEEP (PERFECT SPHERE REMIX) SILVERTEAR
SO IN LOVE Caramel. S
SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW COSMIC GATE
SP-TRIP MACHINE ~JUNGLE MIX~ DE-SIRE
SPEED OVER BEETHOVEN ROSE
Spin the disc good-cool
STAY (Organic house Version) emi
STILL IN MY HEART NAOKI
STILL IN MY HEART (MOMO MIX) NAOKI
stoic (EXTREME version) TaQ
SUPER STAR D.J. RICH feat. Tail Bros.
SUPER STAR (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX) D.J. RICH feat. Tail Bros..
Sweet Sweet ♥ Magic jun
sync (EXTREME version) Out Phase
SYNCHRONIZED LOVE (Red Monster Hyper Mix) JOE RINOIE
TEARS NAOKI underground feat. EK
TELEPHONE OPERATOR (Club MIX) SHELLEY PETER
The Centre of The Heart (STONEBRIDGE CLUBMIX) Roxette
The Least 100sec Hirofumi Sasaki
The legend of MAX ZZ
THE REFLEX DURAN DURAN
THERE YOU'LL BE DJ SPEEDO feat. ANGELICA
think ya better D sAmi
TRIP MACHINE DE-SIRE
TRIP MACHINE CLIMAX DE-SIRE
TRIP MACHINE ~luv mix~ 2MB
TRIP MACHINE survivor DE-SIRE
true... (radio edit) 小坂 りゆ
true...(Trance Sunrise Mix) 小坂 りゆ
TSUGARU RevenG vs DE-SIRE
TSUGARU (APPLE MIX) RevenG vs DE-SIRE
TWILIGHT ZONE (R-C Extended Club MIX) 2 UNLIMITED
TwinBee ~Generation X~ Final Offset
V (for EXTREME) TAKA
VANITY ANGEL FIXX
WAKA LAKA JENNY ROM VS ZIPPERS
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS (Factory Team Remix) LIVE 2 LOVE
WE WILL ROCK YOU HOUSEBOYZ
White Lovers 新谷 さなえ
WILD RUSH FACTOR-X
WILD RUSH (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX) FACTOR-X
WITCH DOCTOR (GIANTS TOONS VERSION) CARTOONS
WWW.BLONDE GIRL (MOMO MIX) JENNY ROM
xenon Mr.T
蒼い衝動 (for EXTREME) NAOKI feat. YUKI
革命 dj TAKA with NAOKI
桜 RevenG
サナ・モレッテ・ネ・エンテ Togo Project feat. Sana
そばかす FRECKLES (KCP Re-Edit) TIGGY
大見解 Des-ROW feat TSUBOI for ALPHA
祭 JAPAN RE-VENGE
祭 JAPAN (FROM NONSTOP MEGAMIX) RE-VENGE
魔法の扉 (スペース★マコのテーマ) a.s.a.
三毛猫ロック 亜熱帯マジ-SKA爆弾
夜空ノムコウ EUROBEAT LOVERS
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