Dance Dance Revolution Games Trivia

1. "Love (Love) Shine" may be a classic, so jump onto the stage and hit the right arrows with me. Riyu Kosaka, who performed this tune, was also a major part of what Bemani-based band?

From Quiz May I Have This Dance?

Answer: BeForU

BeForU was created as a result of open auditions organized by Bemani, creators of "Dance Dance Revolution", as they wanted musicians to perform songs for their rhythm and music-based games. Four girls were eventually chosen and they began their career with the song "DIVE" featured in "DDR 5th Mix". Over the years, many of the girls in the group disbanded and others were called in to take their places. Over ten girls would be considered members, past or present, by the end of their first decade. Riyu Kosaka would go on to produce songs solo including "Love (Love) Shine" which would appear in many versions of the game including "Supernova", arcade versions of "Extreme 2", and others.

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" Songs

Answer: Wonderful Night

This was from the album "Palookaville." This fact is also stated inside the game.

From Quiz General "Dance Dance Revolution" Facts

Answer: An arrow requiring that a player leave a foot on the designated pad

As you move through the difficulties, you'll come across various freeze arrows which require that your foot stay in that position while the other foot does the moving. Freeze arrows look like a stack of regular arrows, and you only need to remain on them until the stack disappears. If you lift your foot or you miss the beginning of the stack, it will count as N.G. (No Good). On some "Dance Dance Revolution" games, the Freeze Arrow can be turned off so that you don't need to play them.

From Quiz "Konamix"---Show Me Your Moves

Answer: After The Game of Love

"After The Game" was not always an instrumental. Its lyrics were removed because they were much too...let's say, inappropriate for children. "After the Game of Love" was about the time after the "Game of Love" if you get my drift.

From Quiz Dance Dance Revolution

Answer: Trip Machine

Yes, this is the most feared song in the series simply because of its reverse in beats. it makes you think one thing for the longest time but then it will do it backwards really fast and you just get mixed up and miss a few times. Other than that it is a good song.

From Quiz 'Dance Dance Revolution': All About Naoki

Answer: 180

'PARANOiA' first appeared in the original 'Dance Dance Revolution' in 1998 and became one of the most recognisable songs in the series.

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" For Experts

Answer: "Ninzaburo"

"Romancu no Kami-sama" is "God Of Romance" by Judy Crystal, "Odaru Ponpokolin" is "Dancing Ponpokolin" by Captain Jack, and "Kakumei" is just "Kakumei" by dj TAKA feat. Naoki. Meanwhile, "Ninzaburo" is "Furuhata's Theme". Even the background pictures for both titles look similar!

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" For Beginners

Answer: 4 - Superior

Yes, this widely abused song is four steps worth of difficulty, and has many places to spin, making it challenging for rookies and fun for veterans. Quite possibly why the song is played so often.

From Quiz Dance to the Music

Answer: The Olivia Project

The original version of "Have You Never Been Mellow" was recorded by Olivia Newton-John and released as the lead single from the album of the same name in 1975. It would become Olivia's second consecutive number one single on the US Billboard Hot 100 charts. It also saw Olivia nominated for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female at the 18th Annual Grammy Awards. She would lose out to Janis Ian and her song "At Seventeen". The Olivia Project is a UK based dance group that specializes in doing cover versions of Olivia Newton-John songs, in particular from her albums "Xanadu" (1980) and "Physical" (1981). Most of the vocals on these tracks are provided by Paula Lacovich. Both of these albums are dance orientated, which gives you a good indication as to the leanings of the Olivia Project and the treatment they have provided to the above named song.

From Quiz Dance Dance Revolution

Answer: 'Ecstasy'

'Ecstasy' is a song on 5th Mix. It drops to 0 BPM twice in the entire song.

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" Facts

Answer: "Super Star"

All of these songs are by "Naoki", but "SuperStar" is a high speed rap song that has three verses. "SuperStar" first debuted on "4th Mix" and was later remade in "DDR MAX2: Dance Dance Revolution"

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" Songs

Answer: Butterfly

This song had a remix in the "3rd Mix", that of which returned in "Extreme 2."

From Quiz General "Dance Dance Revolution" Facts

Answer: A feature that changes select arrows into various enemies from the "Mario" series

When Mush Mode is enabled, some of the arrows in the song being played are transformed into enemies. Some of these do different things. For example, Goombas need to be stepped on once while Koopas need to be stepped on twice. Mush Mode also appears in songs throughout Story Mode. "Mario Mix" also features various mini-games and four unlockable songs. Unlike other "Dance Dance Revolution" titles, the game has difficulties ranging from 'Very Easy' to 'Super Hard'. The songs are considerably less difficult than those in other "Dance Dance Revolution" titles.

From Quiz Dance Dance Revolution

Answer: Get Up and Move

The line that I am refering to goes as follows: "It's brand new what you gonna do, when S&K kicks the groove". Then it is followed by a hard four step beat that you have to hit perfectly. This song over all isn't the best song in the series but it is up there in the rankings.

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" For Beginners

Answer: De-Sire

The artist/group that made "Trip Machine" created the relaxing "Healing Vision", and in case you were wondering, 2MB made the Angelic Mix.

From Quiz Dance to the Music

Answer: Sweden

Sometimes known simply as Smile, this is a Eurodance band that was formed in 1998 by Veronica Almqvist, who has also been the sole constant member of the band. Noted mainly for their contributions to various music video games, they have been one of the most featured performers on "Dancemania", a series of remix compilation albums, since its tenth series. Their debut single was "Butterfly", which appeared on their 1998 self-titled album, was a hit in Sweden, but it gained international attention when it was featured on the first release of "DDR". The track proved so popular that Konami re-licensed the track for "Dance Dance Revolution 3rdMix" (1998) and again for "Dance Dance Revolution Party Collection" (2003) and the tenth anniversary edition, "Dance Dance Revolution X" (2008).

From Quiz May I Have This Dance?

Answer: E-ROTIC

Making their "Dance Dance Revolution" debut on "3rd Mix" in 1999, E-ROTIC appeared in a number of games since. Hailing from Germany, E-ROTIC has released a number of CDs in Europe and have been notable for the amount of innuendo they throw into their songs. After the success of their dance game singles, they released albums in Japan to success. According to Bemani, E-ROTIC became one of the most licensed artists in the game, second only to Captain Jack. Other songs by the group include "Turn Me On" and "Gimme Gimme Gimme".

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" Facts

Answer: "Musika Atomika"

All of these songs appeared on "Dance Dance Revolution Universe 2". "Musika Atomika" is actually the only one of these four songs to even have lyrics.

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" Song Remixes

Answer: "Boys"

Smile.dk had only made two remixes on "Dance Dance Revolution": "Butterfly (Upswing Mix)" and "Boys (Euro Mix)". These remixes and their originals were the first Smile.dk songs to appear on "Dance Dance Revolution" up to "Dance Dance Revolution 4th Mix".

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" Songs

Answer: MAX 300

Each of the songs after this has a tempo of 300 or greater, with the exception of "MAXimizer." The songs stop for about two to three seconds at one point, with the exception of "MAX 300 (Super MAX Me Mix)".

From Quiz "Konamix"---Show Me Your Moves

Answer: ORION.78 (AMeuro-MIX)

"ORION.78 (AMeuro-MIX)" is an entirely Japanese song. The beat on this song makes it one of the toughest on maniac of the entire game.

From Quiz Dance Dance Revolution

Answer: End of the Century

You gotta love this song, it has a great beat. Not to mention that it was made after an old church hymn that was featured in many different forms of the media. This song is more known for it's intro beat than it's words but at the same time, you can't count that as a fault either.

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" For Experts

Answer: "Matsuri Japan"

This was a tricky question if you only played the arcade versions, but players of "Dance Dance Revolution KONAMIX" lucked out, because its full name is written in English in that version.

From Quiz Dance Dance Revolution

Answer: Roxette

From Quiz May I Have This Dance?

Answer: Butterfly

One of the game's most popular songs, "Butterfly" has been part of the "Dance Dance Revolution" series since its first release in 1998. It has since appeared on over ten games (in the series) from over the years and was remixed for "Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2" and for its ten-year anniversary on "Dance Dance Revolution X". The band responsible, smile.dk, is named as such because they are from Denmark. "Butterfly" came from the band's debut studio album, "Smile". The band also released "Boys" and "Mr. Wonderful" in later games.

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" Song Remixes

Answer: "Celebrate Nite"

The song "Celebrate Nite" by N.M.R, also known as Naoki, has been made with two remixes, "Celebrate Nite (Euro Trance Style)" and "Celebrate Nite (Like it's 99' Mix)". The other three songs were all made into B4 Za Beat Mix. "B4U" by Naoki has been made into two remixes. "Dynamite Rave", also by Naoki, has been made into three remixes, and "If You Were Here" by Jennifer has only one remix.

From Quiz "Dance Dance Revolution" Songs

Answer: Gambol

The background image features a man looking to the left, with part of his head cut off. The man can be seen wearing glasses and what appears to be a black coat of sorts.

From Quiz What "Dance Dance Revolution" Song am I?

Answer: "PARANOIA Survivor"

The other songs don't have the 'slow down to 1/2 original BPM'. Interestingly, unlike the others in the series, "PARANOIA survivor" and "PARANOIA survivor MAX", as well as "PARANOIA ETERNAL" have a capital I in the word PARANOIA. The other songs have a small i. "PARANOIA survivor" on Heavy scrolls at 270 BPM but has its 'slowdowns' at 135 BPM. It is a 10-footer, as is "PARANOIA survivor MAX" and its challenge steps.

From Quiz "Konamix"---Show Me Your Moves

Answer: 260

NW260 wrote this song, so it would make sense that the BPM is 260. It does feel like too darn many. Max 300 (not on "Konamix") has 300 BPM.

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