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Prier
Posts: 3926/8392 |
MAXX Unlimited, I believe, was in DDRMAX2, but don't quote me. I'm only basing this off of StepMania's simfiles. So I might be off.
If it's the same additions for Dancing Fusion though, you should get it. And if you don't...damn. |
Kasumi-Astra
Posts: 936/1867 |
It's not as strong as the UK... I've had the privilage to play on the DanceDX machine (built by the DDRers at DDRUK) and their portable version 
Every mix, plus 1000+ original songs, including Machinae Supremacy's The Great Gianna Sisters 
We have a few Extremes over here that sport 3rd Mix banners (because we can only get upgraded thrid mix machines, apparently) that have Legend of Max etc, but I'm not too sure about Maxx Unlimited. They don't appear on the song list for the home version, so it's anyone's guess whether the arcade machine will have 'em on it. |
alte Hexe
Posts: 1559/5458 |
Interestingly, I've been talking to many-a-DDRer in Canada. Apparently there are fan projects that are building DDR machines and such. |
Prier
Posts: 3893/8392 |
Meaning you'll be getting stuff like MAXX Unlimited and PARANOiA Survivor series now. 
PSM Oni. Worst song. Ever. But if you get Legend of MAX...the Heavy is hell. |
Kasumi-Astra
Posts: 930/1867 |
...Unless you go to the DanceDX machine in London ^____^ (sorry, had to trump that one  )
Euromix 1: DDR, DDR2nd, DDR3rd
Euromix 2: DDR4th, DDR5th, DDRMax
Fusion : DDRMax2, DDRExtreme
Yes, our Euromix machines are fairly good for all the classics. Euromix 1 has practically been branded the townie machine, with all the classics on there "only for barhugging townies". Shame.
Euromix 2 machines are newer and have far, far more songs than Euromix 1. Generally you'll get higher quality pads on the newer EM2, but there are still some excelent EM1s to play on.
However, my local EM2 has had it's woofers disabled, which practically leaves you with just the titchy speakers at head height. Not good.
I hope they will put all the EM1 classics on Fusion. I can see all the crappy condition EM1s disappearing in favor of Fusion. That means we'll lose Do It All Night, Captain Jack, Dam Dariram, Tubthumping etc.
I shall not be pleased if I cannot play those songs any more. |
Prier
Posts: 3885/8392 |
Yea...but not too many places will carry StepMania in an arcade machine. :\ |
Uncle Elmo
Posts: 757/1062 |
Nice! Unfortunately, Stepmania has replaced all my DDR needs though, I'll just pick up the bumper pack at a later date. |
MathOnNapkins
Posts: 746/2189 |
Well I'll never be happy until I get Telephone Operator on a US release...
I looked at some of the older Euro editions of DDR, they looked fairly comparable, I thought.
A bit less songs though...
Their party edition for the original playstation looks like the best one to me. |
Prier
Posts: 3880/8392 |
All you had prior to that was Euromixes right?
So basically this is big for Europe, I would think.  Maybe I'm missing something? |
Kasumi-Astra
Posts: 925/1867 |
On the eve of the PS2 release later this week, news has recently broken that Fusion is set to become a fully fledged arcade machine!
Fusion is based on a poll that was carried out at DDRUK forums to select the songs that will appear on the game. According to DDRUK Fusion is a port of DDR: Extreme, minus a few Konami originals and the liscenced US songs, plus a few other Konami originals and the European liscenced songs
The song list can be found here. |
