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Konami brought this DJ simulation game from the arcade to the PlayStation 2. In tune with the glamorous glittery gold image color of this installment, The game is heaped with gorgeous visual effects and music that rocks

Featuring 88 songs beatmania IIDX 10th Style was the first game in the series to allow two players to select separate modifiers. Clear status was now saved to e-AMUSEMENT cards, differentiating between Failed, Cleared, Easy Clear, Hard Clear, and Full Combo. The game used a new "DJ Points" system to determine a player's overall skill. In addition, the difficulty meter was extended to a 1-8 scale, and songs rated "Level 7+" were now considered "Level 8's.

«©NCSX» The 10th release of Beatmania IIDX features 88 tracks culled from J-Pop, Trance, R&B, and other genres. As the routine goes, watch the cues rain down the screen and slap the corresponding buttons to register a "Great" or other rating. As the music speeds up in tempo, rev up your fingers to match the cues as their descent ramps into overdrive. New to the PS2 version over the coin-op original are 7 songs and a Beginner's Mode for those who need to practice their rapid fire tapping. The seven...

PlayStation 2 beatmania IIDX 14 Gold (Japan Version) (GFF-10605)

» In the intro of the game, the color is red and all of the Beatmania logos (first to current) drop on the left side of the screen followed by a red crystal sphere with music genres peppered on its surface before the title screen pops up. Leave it alone and a demonstration begins which shows "How to Play" with perfect timing and tapping by two virtual AI controller Bemaniacs who hit the cues on screen without a glitch or whimper. Only GREAT rankings are in evidence here with Max Combos that build...

Start by selecting the desired options, then a song, and attempt to match the notes by pressing the keys and scratching the turntable in time to the music. Perform well enough, and you can continue to the next stage!

Beatmania (PlayStation) This is the first home release in the long running series of Beatmania games, part of Konami's BeMani franchise (DDR, DrumMania, Guitar Freaks and more). You get to play tracks from all genres on a special controller that looks similar to the original arcade one, with 5 piano keys and a ""turntable"". Pieces of the song fall down the screen and you have to hit the right key or spin the turntable to nail the melody or drum piece falling. The better you get the higher your rating...