5th Mix PSX in US? true or false?

[DJ_Chef_Nguyen]

My friend, who teaches DDR here at KU believes that 5th Mix was released briefly here in the US. I don't believe that. I've looked up all the sources I can look up, and the only thing I found was that it was shortly released worldwide. With that piece of information, he says "Yes worldwide, meaning that there must've been a release of that in the USA."

Main question: Is it true that DDR 5th mix was released on PSX US?

I backed my reasoning up with research and logic in front of him, but he claims that he has played it at his friend's house. His friend does not have an imported PSX, and I asked him to take photos (front and back) to prove it.

We'll see where this goes.

[Bert2DX]

As far as I know it was only on JP PS1.

[I LOVE MY DAUGHTERS]

Im sure it wasnt. We got DDR USA, Konamix *4th style interface, might be what he is talking about* Disney, Max, Max2, EX, EX2, SN, SN2, Disney Channel, UM, UM2, UM3, UM4, Uni, Uni2, and thats about it i believe.

[ColorOfSakura]

DDR 5th Mix was never released Stateside.

It was given an Asia-wide release briefly, but that is all.

We went from Konamix (the 4th Mix interface) straight to DDRMAX.

There were PLANS to bring 5th Mix stateside at one point, with a varying songlist, and those plans fell through in lieu of releasing DDRMAX for the PS2, since the system was incredibly popular by that time.

[I LOVE MY DAUGHTERS]

Your DDR teacher needs to learn his material. Im sure theres a list of ALL PSX games released in US somewhere. Show him that. He's is either gullable and believing his friend who is lying or he is dumb and is trying to cover it up, one or the other.

[Arkaaito]

No such thing. Believe me, if there were I would have it.

But just to be safe, ask my58vw, official collector of BMS.

[eddie]

Originally Posted by Arkaaito

No such thing. Believe me, if there were I would have it.

But just to be safe, ask my58vw, official collector of BMS.

Official? He'd need some kind of sanctioning from us to be considered the official collector here. Sure he has an impressive collection, but he's not the only person that collects. Nor is he the only person to have almost/all of the CS releases. I own all of them as well. Including the incredibly obscure stuff. Regardless, I commend him on his collection. Most people don't bother hunting it all down, it's nice to know that I'm not alone.

Either way, no DDR 5th Mix was never released in the US. The only commercially released PSX DDR games in the US are

Dance Dance Revolution
Dance Dance Revolution Konamix
Dance Dance Revolution Disney Mix

There is also an INSANELY rare 4 song demo for Konamix that was on display in select EBGames locations before release. I have it laying around somewhere in a pile of random PSX demos I have, I've only ever heard of maybe 2 other people that got their hands on one.

[Arkaaito]

I would go back and add <tongue-in-cheek> tags to clarify, but I don't think you'd care...

Regardless, I think the question is answered and the thread can be closed.

[Terra (RED)]

Originally Posted by Eddie

Official? He'd need some kind of sanctioning from us to be considered the official collector here. Sure he has an impressive collection, but he's not the only person that collects. Nor is he the only person to have almost/all of the CS releases. I own all of them as well. Including the incredibly obscure stuff. Regardless, I commend him on his collection. Most people don't bother hunting it all down, it's nice to know that I'm not alone.

Either way, no DDR 5th Mix was never released in the US. The only commercially released PSX DDR games in the US are

Dance Dance Revolution
Dance Dance Revolution Konamix
Dance Dance Revolution Disney Mix

There is also an INSANELY rare 4 song demo for Konamix that was on display in select EBGames locations before release. I have it laying around somewhere in a pile of random PSX demos I have, I've only ever heard of maybe 2 other people that got their hands on one.

I remember playing this Konamix demo myself at a EBGames too. I think I remember some of the menu music being different from the final version too. I think one part was some 5th mix menu music. I think Groove was one of the demo songs too.

Could you show us a pic of the front disk label by chance please? And what where the other songs on it?

[BBH]

Originally Posted by dj_asian_rebirth

who teaches DDR here at KU

wait, what?

[typobox]

Originally Posted by BBH

wait, what?

(Another KU student here...)

We have a 1-credit hour DDR class here, classified as a PE class. While there's some "basic" teaching that goes on, it's really just an open session on the Extreme machine + several consoles for an hour and a half.

[DJ_Chef_Nguyen]

You bastard. We're talking about the same university here, typobox. lol

Well, I'm in the middle of the class right now and he just told me that his friend NEVER told him that he had a mod-ship installed in the PS2. Wow. Thanks everybody!!!

[Chewi☆]

KONAMIX was going to have the 5thMIX interface

BUT

they chose the 4thMIX interface.

[neodude237]

Konamix would have been great with a 5th interface, but anyways, it was for sure JP only.

[eddie]

Originally Posted by Terra (RED)

I remember playing this Konamix demo myself at a EBGames too. I think I remember some of the menu music being different from the final version too. I think one part was some 5th mix menu music. I think Groove was one of the demo songs too.

Could you show us a pic of the front disk label by chance please? And what where the other songs on it?

I'll dig it up when I get a chance and add it to the game info database. I also have the OPM Demo with DDR MAX on it, the DDR MAX and DDR MAX 2 Demos and the Eye Toy demo disc with DDR Extreme on it. Groove was indeed on the demo, and so was Baby Baby Gimme Your Love. I can't remember the other 2 songs off hand.