Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA (U.S. PlayStation 2)

[Reenee]

This thread is for the AMERICAN PS2 VERSION of DDR SuperNOVA.

If you're looking for discussion on the Arcade version, go here.

This spoiler rule is no longer in effect.

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DEFAULT SONGLIST

First line of song entry will have the name of the song followed by the artist.
Then the second line of each entry will have the BPM (lowest to highest BPMs only, if any) and the step difficulties in the order of Basic, Difficult, and Expert, in that order with Singles play ratings coming up first and Doubles after. If a song has Challenge steps, they will be colored purple.

And since it really sucks that Konami changed the names, here's the old stuff for reference:
Light = Basic
Standard = Difficult
Heavy = Expert
Challenge = Challenge

Battle Without Honor or Humanity - Tomoyasu Hotei
95 BPM / 3-6-8 2-6-9

Centerfold (130 BPM Move It Remix) - Captain Jack
130 BPM / 3-6-7 3-6-7

Come Clean - NM featuring Susan Z
108 BPM / 3-5-7 3-6-7

Curus - D-crew
184-188 BPM / 2-4-7 2-4-7

Dance, Dance - Fall Out Boy
229 BPM / 4-6-8 5-6-8

Do You Want To - Franz Ferdinand
123 BPM / 3-6-7 2-6-7

DoLL - TERRA
170 BPM / 4-6-8-9 4-6-9-9

Flow (True Style) - Scotty D. revisits U1
140-280 BPM / 4-6-8-8 4-6-8-8

Fly away - ChiyoTia
125 BPM / 3-5-7 3-6-7

Freckles (KCP Re-Edit) - Tiggy
150 BPM / 3-5-7 4-5-8

Funkytown - Lipps, Inc
122 BPM / 3-4-7 3-4-6

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper
120 BPM / 3-4-6 3-4-6

Heaven is a Place on Earth (German Election Mix) - Julia
140 BPM / 4-6-8-94-7-8-9

Hit 'n' Slap - Asletics
103 BPM / 2-4-6 4-6-8

Jerk it Out - Caesars
134 BPM / 5-6-7 4-6-7

L.E.F. (Loud Electronic Ferocious) - Ferry Corsten
135 BPM / 3-5-8 3-5-8

Let's Dance - David Bowie
114 BPM / 4-6-7-8 4-6-8-8

Mr. Dabada (Groove Wonder Remix) - Carlos Jean
128 BPM / 3-5-7 4-5-7

Mugen - TERRA
171 BPM / 3-6-8 3-6-8

My Only Shining Star - Naoki feat. Becky Lucinda
155 BPM / 3-4-6 3-4-7

No.13 - Taka respect for J.S.B
172 BPM / 4-7-9 4-6-8

Peace(^^)v - BeForU
142 BPM / 2-5-6 2-5-6

Robogirl - The Crystal Method
("Roboslut" is the true title of this song, obviously changed to get the game's E10+ rating)
120 BPM / 3-5-8 4-6-8

Shivers (Radio Edit) - Armin van Buuren
135 BPM / 2-5-8 2-5-8

Shout - Lulu
130-144 BPM / 3-5-7 3-5-7

Since U Been Gone - Kelly Clarkson
131 BPM / 3-5-7 3-5-7

Star Gate Heaven - SySF. feat. Donna Burke
145 BPM / 3-5-7 3-6-8

The Other Side (Radio Mix) - Paul van Dyk feat. Wayne Johnson
140 BPM / 4-6-7 4-6-8

True Love - Jun
188 BPM / 4-5-8 4-5-8

Turn On the Music (Axwell Radio Edit) - Roger Sanchez
129 BPM / 3-5-7 3-6-7

Video Killed The Radio Star - The Buggles
130 BPM / 3-5-6-8 4-5-6-8

Xepher - Tatsh
170 BPM / 5-7-9-10 5-6-9-10

WHITE SONGS denote a licensed song. Those that are also denoted with italics have been in a previous DDR game and most likely contain their old step charts. These are songs people are pretty much familiar with.

CYAN SONGS denote Konami Originals. These are the songs made in-house at Konami. Coincidentally, all but one are from the arcade version. This means you can make Edit Data for these songs and use them on an arcade version of DDR SuperNOVA (except for Hit n' Slap).

DARK ORANGE SONGS denote licensed songs from the arcade version. However you look at it, this can be a good thing or a bad thing. If you were looking to make Edit Data for a licensed song from the arcade version, these are the only songs you can make data for. Don't expect the other licensed songs to show up at all.

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MODES OF PLAY

Stellar Master Mode -
This game's Dance Master Mode, somewhat renamed to go along with the game's title. As evidenced by screenshots, this mode has gone through significant, if not drastic, refinements.

(Free Play Mode) -
Undoubtedly the mode to play any songs you've unlocked. There are now normal stages again like DDRMAX, DDRMAX2, and EXTREME. It is NOT like EXTREME 2's Free Play Mode where you play songs without any end or any Extra Stage/OMES. (We'll get the real name of this mode AND know if you can unlock songs here later.)

Advanced Mode -
Another carryover from EXTREME 2. Course, Combo Challenge, Survival, Endless, and Battle are in here. Note: Combo Challenge and Survival were seen in screenshots so this is NOT a spoiler![/color]

Online Mode -
The return of online play! This time, Konami provides an incentive: Online Mode features songs that only appear here! And don't worry: online play is free just like in EXTREME 2.

Workout Mode -
It just wouldn't be DDR without it. Screens show Profile features introduced in EXTREME 2 will return.

Edit Mode -
Another staple feature: create your own stepcharts, and this time (for once), be able to play them on an arcade machine. Those who own older games will be happy to know the home version of SuperNOVA is able to import data from the old releases...at least, from the look of the complete arcade songlist, just the Konami Originals anyway.

Training Mode -
ANOTHER staple feature: the game will provide what you need to help you figure out those steps you can't do.



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UNLOCKS (A.K.A. SPOILERS)

From here on, the content here is all the stuff you unlock in the game. It will all be hidden with a spoiler tag. By clicking on the spoiler to reveal the information, you agree that you basically have no problem with reading the spoilers and that if you have any problems, well, that's YOUR OWN DAMN FAULT.





AA - D.J.Amuro
154 BPM / 4-7-9

Can't Stop Fallin' In Love (super euro version) - NAOKI with Y&Co.
155 BPM / 3-5-6

Centaur - Jimmy Weckl
140 BPM / 4-6-8

Dynamite Rave (super euro version) - NAOKI with Y&Co.
150 BPM / 4-7-8

Gekkou chou - Asaki
218 BPM / 3-5-7

HAPPY*ANGEL - jun
180 BPM / 3-6-8

KAGEROW (Dragonfly) - Des-ROW • UNITED special+r
164 BPM / 4-5-7

MOON - dj TAKA feat. Erika
156 BPM / 3-5-7

murmur twins - Yu_tokiwa.djw
174 BPM / 2-6-7

Quick Master - act deft
147 BPM / 4-6-7

rainbow rainbow - ryu*
177 BPM / 2-4-7

RED ZONE - Tatsh & NAOKI
165 BPM / 4-6-8

Ska Ska No. 3 - ANETTAI MAJI-SKA BAKUDAN
138 BPM / 3-5-8

Baby's Tears - Miki Roberts
180 BPM / 3-5-7

Flow (Jammin' Ragga Mix) - Scotty D. Revisits U1
70-140 BPM / 3-5-8

Fly Away -mix del matador- - Shawn the Horny Master feat. ChiyoTia
130 BPM / 4-6-8

Innocence of Silence - nc ft. NRG Factory
81-142 BPM / 4-6-8

PEACE(^^)v - BeForU
142 BPM / 2-5-6

Star Gate Heaven - SySF feat. Donna Burke
145 BPM / 3-5-7

Star Gate Heaven (Future Love Mix) - SySF feat. Donna Burke
147 BPM / 4-7-8



MATSURI (J-SUMMER MIX) - RE-VENGE
180 BPM / 4-5-9 4-6-9

CHAOS - DE-SIRE retunes
170 BPM / 9-9-10-10 9-9-10-10

FASCINATION ~eternal love mix~ - 2MB
100-400 BPM / 9-9-10-10 9-9-10-10

FASCINATION MAXX - 100-200-400
100-400 BPM / 9-9-10-10 8-9-10-10

HEALING-D-VISION - DE-STRAD
180-360 BPM / 7-9-10-10 7-9-10-10

MAX 300 (Super-Max-Me Mix) - Jondi & Spesh
140-320 BPM / 6-8-10-10 6-9-10-10

[Ben Speirs]

WHY WON'T JERK I OUT WITHER UP AND DIE?!

It been on Unleashed, SuperNOVA (AC) and not SuperNOVA (CS)! It's not even that good.....

[djmax]

Although this is a thread for the USCS, does anyone happen to know if the JP SuperNova and the US SuperNova would share the exact 1:1 songlist or would it be differ slightly depending on the region (including Dancing Stage)?

thanks

[Reenee]

We don't know the date for JP SuperNOVA and games across the world never have the same songlist.

[djmax]

I know they don't but SuperNova release is a bit different than other CS versions, that's why I'm curious

Not exact date but JP is Spring 07' according to their mail magazine

[Reenee]

There is nothing different about this release. I don't know where you got that notion about it being "different".

[djmax]

Different because
1)USA never had DDR 2 to Extreme in the arcade.

2)This SuperNova USA is the first arcade port of a DDR released in the states

3)Japanese version is an Aracade port as well

4)First DDR that's arcade port that USA is releasing before Japan


*from my understanding

[Reenee]

Well if you look at the songlist, Konami decided to approach this game like their usual console releases. If it WERE different, the game's songlist would be taking everything new from the arcade game. But it isn't as it was already evidenced in the press release and the V-Rare. If Konami put every license from the arcade game, there would be no reason to go to the arcade.

(And frankly, they could have ZERO licenses from the arcade. The steps blow ass.)

And NOTHING out there says the Japanese version is a port.

[djmax]

Well, I assumed that DDR SuperNova JP would be an arcade port because that's how they've been doing it, except with problems with the song Xanadu (can't remember any others). Some of the songs like DoLL would probably not be on the SuperNova since JP already has it so whatever songs they don't have.

[MdX MaxX]

IF MAX 300 Super-Max-Me Mix ISN'T ON THERE THEN I'LL....!

[Reenee]

Not complain about other songs that aren't on here? Okay!

Please refrain from wishes and put-downs. What happens, happens.

['Sodoru]

Hey what happened to Innocence of Silence?

[Arctic Wolves]

There's a mythical thing in the Realm of DDR known as the "unlock..."

[sports]

People who don't wat a video game spoiled should stay off the Internet in the first place.

[Reenee]

Originally Posted by sports

People who don't wat a video game spoiled should stay off the Internet in the first place.

Then this isn't the forum for you. Shape up or ship out.