Pump It Up (video game series)

1591:(VJ or Very Hard judgement) inability to use BGA Off (BGA Dark in later iteration) which dims the background animation, and inability to use mod groups such as JUDGE and ALTERNATE. Regardless of the machine settings, if the player's life bar reaches zero, it will result in a game over. Songs in this mode are starting at level 13 and lower ones can't be played in it. All points scored in this mode are recorded on the Andamiro website in the player's personal profile, saving the total score gathered along with separate scores for Single and Double charts. It is removed in 1313:"receptors"). When the scrolling arrows overlap the stationary ones, the player must step on the corresponding arrows on the dance platform. Players receive a judgment for each step based on the accuracy of the step. Judgments include, from best to worst, Superb (only in the spin-offs), Perfect, Great, Good, Bad, and Miss. The timing window of these judgments varies from version to version and can depend on the difficulty of the machine set by the machine operator. Later games however, removed the feature of machine difficulty in the operator settings. 348: 1609:"Skill Up Zone", "Mission Zone", or "Quest Zone" is unlocked by inserting a USB drive into the machine. Mission Mode presents new goals for advanced players to meet which can be as simple as a different step pattern to a familiar song or as complex as modifications to the game's interface. When a player attempts or clears a mission, they are granted EXP (experience points) to advance further in the mode. The mode was expanded into the 2255: 1890: 1709:. It is a special online-exclusive game mode that requires one extra credit. It allows the player to play up to 4, 5, or 6 songs in a single session (Normal Mode only allows up to 3), and also gives access to charts and songs that aren't present in another new game mode called Normal Mode. CO-OP charts and exclusive songs are exclusive to Premium Mode, while certain commands, such as Pass M and Pass G, are also exclusive too. 1997:, which save player progress and worldwide ranking. A new metagame life system was introduced that allows players to play four songs instead of three if they have life left at the end of three songs. Getting an A ranking or higher allows the player to maintain their life points, however, anything lower than an A will cost the player life points. If a player does especially poorly their set will be reduced to only two songs. 428: 1446:. Later games have most "another" step songs show a numeric difficulty instead of question marks. Unrated songs often feature gimmicks, experimental charts, or are not made to be beaten by a single player and are not recommended for the average player. Another rating charts vary in difficulty and can be easy, however, they are typically harder than the regular chart of the song at a similar level. 1328:. If Stage Break is off (before Phoenix), if players are in the first stage of Normal Mode, or in Premium Mode without the Pass command, they only fail the song (and cause play to stop) by getting a combo of 51 consecutive misses. If the player completes the song without draining the life bar or missing too much the player is taken to the Results Screen which rates the player's performance with a 246: 40: 1518:. In this mode, song difficulties are color-coded to help identify harder songs. Blue songs are the easiest, yellow songs are normal, red songs represent hard ones, and purple for very hard ones, while green color is showing difficulty in Double mode. To leave Easy mode the player can enter the "FULL MODE" command, insert a flash drive containing user data or use an 731: 187: 131: 81: 1041:" is mounted to the dance stage behind each player. Some players make use of this safety bar to help maintain proper balance, do tricks during Freestyle routines, and to relieve weight from the legs so that arrows can be pressed with greater speed and accuracy. Some community members place more emphasis on no-bar play as many major 1473:, the Normal / Hard / Crazy / Freestyle / Nightmare modes are replaced by prefixing the difficulty level before the difficulty number. Another difficulty charts are placed among the regular charts for the song and are prefixed with "Another" instead of a difficulty level, though this was removed between Fiesta and Prime. 1485:

Since the first release, all game modes accept modifiers which are enabled by using special codes inputted by rapidly stepping on the gamepad. The effects vary from speeding arrows up, changing the design of the arrows altogether, making them fade as they go up, or making them appear in random places

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The steps for the various levels of difficulty available for a particular song are ranked using a scale, the format of which varies from version to version. Early games had difficulty ranked by "Station" with all songs on a station having the same difficulty. Stations became ways to select song types

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Regular arrows come on the full beat, half beat, quarter beat, eighth beat or sixteenth beat depending on the song's steps. Longer arrows referred to as "holds" must be held down for their entire length with them adding an additional Perfect combo. In addition, holds can be held on to before the hold

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with five arrow panels: the bottom-left, top-left, a center, top-right, and a bottom-right. Additional gameplay modes may utilize two five-panel pads side by side. These panels are pressed using the player's feet, in response to arrows that appear on the screen in front of the player. The arrows are

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The most popular step codes for the specific version are contained on a sticker affixed to the machine. If a player has a PumBi drive inserted or an AM.PASS card that is scanned in the title screen, their preferred modifiers are automatically saved and will be applied to every song until the player

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The default mode is Easy mode, which offers a simplified user interface where a minimal number of options are selectable and the most difficult songs have been removed. The Revision 5 patch added Half Double mode as a difficulty which uses the 6 panels on the inside of the pad layout excluding the

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points, along with a plate system that depends on the accuracy rather than the combo. It also introduces Premium Mode which requires 2 credits for one player (51 misses break off system, exclusive songs, 6 hearts, and exclusive commands such as Pass M or Pass G) and Normal Mode which requires only

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Most players after a starting period get used to applying the modifiers to make arrows faster which makes them more spaced out. All songs have a default speed of 2x. It is also possible to decrease the arrow speed, with the minimum speed down to 1x. Using modifiers a matter of personal preferences

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starts by displaying a screen asking if the player is playing alone giving time for a second player to join in. This waiting time may be sped up by tapping the center gold arrow (used as a submit button). Players may insert a USB flash drive containing an access code or tap an A.M. pass card which

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s Another songs have also been moved to the Special Zone. Most of the unlocks, however, depend on playing through World Tour mode. In addition, a new cabinet style has been added to the lineup featuring a futuristic design and a 42' plasma display. Yahpp, who split from the BanYa team, became the

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also introduced the "Another" step chart difficulty. Another Step songs are not entirely new songs. Rather, they are songs with steps which differ from their original counterparts drastically with some being very experimental in nature. Another Step songs are not given a specific category and are

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Once a player has selected their game mode they are presented a list of songs. To switch between songs the player steps on the rear right and left arrows on the pad. Various statistics such as the song speed in BPM, song artist and song difficulty will be displayed. Waiting with the cursor on the

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displays both the stars/skulls and a digital level indicator. The Extra and the Prex series of games also use this graphical style. A "????????" rating is given to songs that are "beyond the charts", gimmick charts that are meant to be impossible for one player, or charts that are meant for two

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s debut all levels were reworked into a unified range from 1 to 10 for most modes, up to level 15 for Crazy mode and ranging as high as 20 for Nightmare mode. Successive games have resulted in higher level ranges for all song difficulties as well as an overall higher maximum difficulty cap for

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The core gameplay involves the player moving his or her feet to a set pattern, stepping in time to the general rhythm or beat of a song. During normal gameplay arrows scroll upwards from the bottom of the screen and pass over stationary arrows near the top (referred to as the "guide arrows" or

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If there are no USB flash drives or A.M. pass card logged in, the game will default to Basic/Easy mode on more recent games. Games started with a PumBi drive inserted will default to Arcade mode. Players may input the "All songs" code to access this mode without a PumBi drive by tapping down a

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also contained the Easy Station, a mode containing a modified interface and a selection of easy songs. The Mission Station contained sets of songs played with specific conditions that must be met when they are played – such as getting a specific amount of a judgment for instance.

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Currently, the number difficulty level system is still used, with 26 as the highest difficulty level for Singles play and 28 for Doubles play (referred to as "S26" and "D28" level of charts by the community). A future generation of Pump It Up would increase the limit by 1.

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show the player a "Station Select" screen to allow the player to select their difficulty. Station selections can be accessed in all games by tapping the upper right or left arrows and allows for alternate game modes on later games. These were later removed and/or replaced.

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series. Some stations are meant for more advanced players despite hosting a selection of difficulties inside of them. For example, the Music Train, World Max and Mission stations are often for advanced players while Arcade or the Easy station are for general players.

1873:, the game mode is not Premium-exclusive. During gameplay, the opponent's combo will be shown as a small yellow combo counts below the player's combo count. Then after song completion, the result will be shown side by side. Additionally, the initial release of 2028:(2019~2020~2021~2022), A number of new features have appeared, such as Online Matching, a new title feature, step rewards and more. It is also the first game to only support HD, therefore, only supporting MK9 and MK10 systems. Currently, the newest game 1953:

was altered, now featuring a default channel containing all 29 new Arcade Station songs. NX is World Tour was a new series of missions for Mission mode named after capital cities of various nations throughout the world as well as after the developers of

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series showed the levels via icons. These games use a star scale to measure the lower levels, which goes up to 8 in half increments (for a maximum level of 16). The higher levels are measure by a skull scale which goes up to 8 in whole increments. On

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is not visually represented by a number. Levels 1 through 14 are shown or visualized as star icons, each level corresponding to a half icon, while levels 15 to 22 are shown or visualized as skull icons, with each level corresponding to a whole icon.

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listed with the regular charts for each song. Generally the difficulty of Another charts range from easy to extremely hard, with some songs being impossible to complete without a second player. This has remained a standard feature in later games.

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allow the player to select difficulty at this time. To select difficulty they may tap the rear arrows. To go back to the main menu the player taps the upper corner arrows. To begin the song the player taps the yellow arrow a second time.

1490:(2023), named "PASS mode" (divided into PASS M and PASS G in the command window) allows players to set the passing requirement to 5 misses or until it depletes the lifebar, respectively. It is only available in Premium mode, however. 1375:, if the player gets an A ranking or better on all songs in a game, the player earns a "bonus stage". Later games display how many A or S grades a player has gained that game on the select screen via a life bar featuring hearts; when 2173:. Two of the main members, Yahpp and Msgoon, recently became independent artists (and as of NX and Fiesta respectively, all of their songs are now branded using their aliases). Aside from the K-pop licenses, most in-house songs on 2037:

one credit (Forced break on at the second stage and over, only 3 stages), moreover, Phoenix is the first game to not support USB as a viable way to load profiles and update the game, and Premium Mode is only available through the

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for personal computers, coming with a CD containing the game and a special dance mat, with arrows of the same size as the arcade's pads. On Korean versions, especially from those in South Korea, the mat is connected through the

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from ancient mythology, and the game's interface uses orange as its predominant colour, with yellow used as a secondary colour. The game was released to South Korean arcades on July 17, 2023, and internationally in August 2023.

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added the infamous "????" rating for unusually difficult songs. This level is often referred to as "unrated". Many unrated songs are more difficult than the allowed maximum. All "another" rated songs given a level of "??" in

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at Nexcade. It consists of a group of 64 missions of three songs each, all with unique step charts containing various challenges such as passing a song, or completing a song with specific conditions or goals to accomplish.

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there are extra bonus arrows containing power-ups activated by action steps that come up later which launches the attack. The battle could be decided in only 1 song in most cases. Stage Break does not affect this

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The "Difficulty Zone Double" channel contains 10-panel stepcharts that can be played by one player, sorted by difficulty with Level 1 or D1 as the lowest range. (Including Double Performance for Freestyle

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tournaments used to not allow or prohibit bar usage or had a separate division allowing it. However, song difficulty has risen over the years making several songs impossible to play without using the bar.

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The "Difficulty Zone Single" channel contains 5-panel stepcharts that can be played by one player, sorted by difficulty with Level 1 or S1 as the lowest range. (Including Single Performance for Freestyle

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card is used to login, high scores are saved for later use and the machine will display local high scores after each song. These scores are uploaded to the Andamiro website to join in the global rankings.

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The "User Custom Step" channel (or abbreviated as "UCS") contains user-submitted stepcharts downloaded or regularly loaded from Andamiro's PIU UCS website, the content of this channel will depend on the

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disciplines. However, in recent versions the game has shifted to focus more heavily on "technical" players, expanding the vast array of high-difficulty songs, step charts, and title-based achievements.

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After completing a song the player may be given a chance to play again depending on the settings of the particular machine. The number of songs in credit is 3 songs + bonus on all versions other than

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are present in regular play, and require two rounds to play. In place of a Remix mode is Progressive, a mode containing courses consisting of four songs each. A sequel was released in 2010.

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The "CO-OP Play" channel contains 10-panel stepcharts that can be played by two players or more (example: CO-OP x5 means that the stepchart can be played up to by five players). In

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has tried to cater to freestyle players in addition to "technical" players by including freestyle-friendly charts, and as a result, the game has a culture in the freestyle and

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games due to its trademark style. These are the first games led by a non-Korean project head. The good will fostered by Kyle Ward working with Andamiro to create cabinets for

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song will play a sample of the song and may display an example background video from that song. To select a song the players must press the central yellow arrow. Games after

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added two new mission modes (Quest and Skill Up) and removed difficulty levels in favor of chart options, as well as a new "Basic Mode" for new players. The inclusion of

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The original version of the game was originally released in South Korea on 20 September 1999. The series has also expanded internationally to other markets, primarily in

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were the only versions to put a greater emphasis on international pop music due to its branching into other markets such as North and Latin America. After

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introduced a new cabinet featuring a widescreen LCD monitor. The game continued to run at 480p, and upgrade kits for older machines remained available.

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special code that goes like this: bottom-left, top-left, center, top-right, bottom-right, and then back again, quickly with their feet. Games prior to

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were all released on PCs. Andamiro also released a home version of Pump it Up for PCs in 2001, which was released exclusively in North America. Titled

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contained a brand new interface, now featuring previews of background videos and the ability for two players to play on separate difficulties.

1544:. This mode contains original mixes for some songs, remixes of several arcade song, also alternate version of songs and charts (later known as 1529:"Arcade Station" or "Full Mode" is for players familiar with the game. In this mode the player may access hundreds of songs not available in 1093:, arcade machines now have the option to use the AM.PASS card system instead of a USB flash drive, with the latter no longer available since 1702:. It is a regular game mode that simply locks out all co-op charts and exclusive songs. After the first stage, Break On is forcibly enabled. 1533:. The screen also changes to show the traditional difficulty modes and colors. If a USB flash drive containing user data is inserted or an 707:, was released on 27 December 1999. It adds 23 new songs while removing "Hatred" by Novasonic from the first game. A home version known as 310: 209: 2070:

is the project lead and is responsible for many of the songs and step charts in this series. Many elements of the game are inherited from

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players at the same time. The rating with 8 question marks ("????????") was kept for extreme songs in later games outside of this series.

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even though the increased speed options are very popular, especially at higher levels where there are many arrows on the screen at once.

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on the side of the cabinet which allow the saving of statistics and unlocks to a proprietary USB drive. All FX cabinets contain them (as

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was released to arcades in June 2001. As its name suggests, it is the first title to be released outside of South Korea. That same year,

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as their monitor (with the lights being on the sides of the screen's enclosure instead of along the top), and FX cabinets contain a

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is an acronym for Oldies But Goodies. A home version for Windows computers was also released later in 2000, while an expansion to

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was released in September 2000. Aside from one exception, future releases did not follow this numbering pattern, beginning with

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The dance stage is a raised metal platform that is colored red and is divided into two sides. Each side houses a set of five

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use the Station select to choose the game's difficulty. Later games use the Station Select screen to choose the game mode.

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high definition on supported cabinets, although older cabinets ran the game at 480p standard resolution instead. A sequel,

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was released, the difficulty for all game modes ranged from 1 to 10, with the exception of "Vook", a song introduced on

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is the latest version of the series, having been announced on May 16, 2024. The update was available free of charge for

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They're either shortened a bit, or got a full audio remastering for the game such as tempo fix and audio mixing, etc.

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was released, its grading system had displayed extra grades such as an SS (double S) or an SSS (triple S), and when

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was released, its grading system had displayed intermediate grades such as an AA (double A) or an AAA (triple A).

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is an extra hard mode for machines connected to the Internet that requires a USB flash drive with user data (for

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of a chosen song, and success is dependent on the player's ability to time and position their steps accordingly.

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temporarily removed Online Matching until version 1.05.0 was released, when it returned on December 21, 2023.

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exclusively in Korea. This version of the game is rated All by the Korea Media Rating Board. A PSP version of

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service, which requires the machine to be online, thus making Premium Mode as an online-exclusive game mode.

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introduced the "Random Train" mode, where tracks are randomly chosen from player-defined difficulty brackets.

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are of South Korean influence. The diversity in genres is very great despite this, covering everything from

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has received minor updates since its launch, with the latest consisting of version 1.08. Online support for

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instead of their pre-defined column (while still being on the same beat). A new modifier added to the game

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series exclusive to the northernmost countries in North America, that being the United States and Canada.

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was released in the arcade in January 2006 before releasing on the PSP in October of the following year.

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machines on May 27, 2024. This update's interface uses dark and light blue as its predominant colours.

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menu. As of 30 June 2022, its service had been terminated and the servers are now currently offline.

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as the players worldwide generally favored the game's original Korean music. Much of the music on

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of some songs within the game, and some that are unedited, albeit some songs such as

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was also released on 15 October 2007. This version of the game is rated All by the

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was released to arcades worldwide on 6 March 2010. It was followed by two sequels:

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line-up and other arcade rhythm games, there has been a negligible emphasis on

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lamp illuminating the translucent pad. A metal safety bar in the shape of an "

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