DDR/DS CS Master Song List - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME (PlayStation 2)

Dance Dance Revolution/Dancing Stage Consumer Software (CS) Master Song List
This list is not affiliated with Konami or any DDR/DS properties. It is purely for reference as these games get harder to find.
This list is only showing games I personally own, therefore it is not a complete list at this stage as I am still aquiring games I'm missing.

Showing: Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME | DDR Festival Dance Dance Revolution
System: PlayStation 2 | PlayStation 2
Released: 09/10/2003 | 18/11/2004

Showing ALL songs from both DDR Extreme and DDR Festival.

Song Count:

111 |

66 |

2 |

175
Default Songs:

86 |

36 |

0 |

122
Unlockable Songs:

25 |

30 |

0 |

55
DLC Songs: 0

More information about Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME

(Some information sourced from ReMyWiki and DDR Freak two fantastic sources for Bemani information. Other information has been sourced directly from my own collection.)

General Information / Changes

Although based on the original arcade version, the CHALLENGE/CHALLENGING MODE course music select is reused from the North America release DDRMAX2 -DanceDanceRevolution-, as opposed to the original arcade version.
Bit rate quality has increased from the original arcade version's 112kbps to 192kbps.
- Background videos also look sharper and cleaner.
First Japanese DanceDanceRevolution title since DanceDanceRevolution 5thMIX CS with playable dancers in the background.
SENORITA (Speedy Mix) is missing from the songlist.
Can unlock everything in DDRMAX CS and DDRMAX2 CS through System Data Support.

Unlock Information

To unlock everything but dancers in DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME JP CS, you need to reach certain levels. To reach these levels, you need to complete songs/courses/arcade game sessions. You get 1 point for completing a song in Game Mode, and 0.25 points for each song completed in Challenge/Challenging Mode. The first seven unlocks only take 5 points to unlock; the following 37 take 7 each. In addition, you can also unlock certain things early through other conditions. Here is a list of unlocks in order, from Level 1 to Level 44. Unlocks that can be obtained under certain conditions are written in parenthesis next to the unlock.

This unlock list is currently under construction.

Song/Course Unlocks

Level 1: Dancer Options (clear a nonstop course)
Level 2: more deep (ver.2.1) (fail an Oni course)
Level 3: REMiX course (clear STANDARD course)
Level 4: Twin Bee ~Generation X~ (clear HOPSTEP course)
Level 5: SORROW course
Level 6: A Stupid Barber (clear FUNKY GROOVE nonstop course, or clear LESSON MODE)
Level 7: Scorching Moon
Level 8: From IIDX course (clear an Oni course)
Level 9: Bad Routine
Level 10: REVERSE road course (clear a song with REVERSE on)
Level 11: Forever Sunshine
Level 12: DARKNESS course (clear a song with DARK on)
Level 13: Heaven is a '57 metallic gray (gimmix)
Level 14: BRAND-NEW SONGS -nonstop- course (clear A Stupid Barber)
Level 15: BRAND-NEW SONGS -oni- course (clear BRAND-NEW SONGS -nonstop- course)
Level 16: I Need You
Level 17: NAOKI PREMIUM course & BURNIN' THE FLOOR (MOMO MIX) (clear NAOKi neo-standard nonstop course)
Level 18: Try 2 Luv. U (get 20 A's on any difficulty but Beginner/Edit, or clear LESSON MODE)
Level 19: RevenG and TaQ course (pass 5 Oni courses)
Level 20: Sakura
Level 21: sync (EXTREME version)
Level 22: RAP 5 course (get an A or better on Daikenkai CHALLENGE)
Level 23: Keep On Liftin', Additional Dancers (Options/Dancer Options) (clear all nonstop courses)
Level 24: Last Message
Level 25: FROM GF & DM course (clear Mikeneko Rock HEAVY with an A or higher)
Level 26: Across the nightmare
Level 27: The Least 100sec
Level 28: IIDX BOSS course, xenon (clear V (for EXTREME) CHALLENGE with an A or higher)
Level 29: Tomorrow Perfume (get an AA on a song)
Level 30: un deux trois (get 50 or more A's on any difficulty but Beginner/Edit)
Level 31: ANGEL's course (clear 10 CHALLENGING MODE courses)
Level 32: Slow road demon course (get an A or higher on bag HEAVY)
Level 33: TRIP MACHINE survivor (get an A on TRIP MACHINE survivor on the semi-final stage)
Level 34: Ran demon course (clear all the default songs on either LIGHT, STANDARD, or HEAVY difficulty)
Level 35: PARANOIA survivor (clear the PARANOiA BROTHERS oni course, or pass any of the PARANOiAs except survivor and survivor MAX in Game Mode on HEAVY)
Level 36: Shin Oni-do course (clear 20 Oni courses)
Level 37: PARANOIA survivor MAX (get an AA on all other PARANOiAs except survivor and survivor MAX on HEAVY)
Level 38: Legendary road course (clear Shin Oni-do course)
Level 39: The legend of MAX (clear The legend of MAX in the Extra Stage)
Level 40: ULTRA 16 course (clear Legendary road course)
Level 41: Dance Dance Revolution song (clear Dance Dance Revolution as the One More Extra Stage)
Level 42: CREDITS (clear the One More Extra Stage, clear all nonstop courses, or clear the PARANOiA BROTHERS Oni course)
Level 43: ENDLESS MODE (play 100 or more songs in GAME MODE on any difficulty but Beginner/Edit)
Level 44: MAX.(period), MAX QUARTET course, 2MB road course (clear MAX. (period) as the Extra Stage)

Dancer Unlocks

Upon unlocking dancers with DANCER OPTIONS (see unlock information above), you will receive two random dancers. You will then receive two more dancers upon clearing a nonstop course, and more after clearing more courses, giving you 4 dancers. There are 50 more dancers plus four secret dancers, for a total of 58 dancers.

These 24 dancers don't need specific character requirements.

AFRO (1st)
ALICE (5th)
ASTRO (3rd)
CHARMY (4th)
CHARMY (5th)
COWKO (CS2nd)
DEVIL-ZUKIN (3rd)
EMI (3rd)
EMI (4th) (1)
EMI (5th)
JANET (5th)
JENNY (4th)
JOHNNY (5th)
KONSENTO:01 (1st)
KONSENTO:03/2 (4th)
LADY (1st)
MAHO (5th)
NAOKI (5th)
OSHARE-ZUKIN (1st)
RAGE (5th)
ROBO2001 (5th)
SPACE MAN (CS1st)
TRACY (3rd)
TRACY (4th)

The following 30 hidden dancers requite a specific number of plays with the following dancers:

AFRO (2nd) - play 4 songs as SPACE MAN (CS1st).
AFRO (5th) - play 4 songs as BOLDO (3rd) .
AKIRA (4th) - play 4 songs as DREAD (2nd).
ASTRO (4th) - play 4 songs as KONSENTO:01 (1st).
BABY-LON (5th) - play 4 songs as JANET (2nd).
BOLDO (3rd) - play 4 songs as KONSENTO:02 (2nd).
BOLDO (4th) - play 4 songs as MAMEO (CS2nd).
CHARMY (3rd) - play 4 songs as AFRO (1st).
DEVIL-ZUKIN (4th) - play 4 songs as BOLDO (3rd).
DISK:A (1st) - play 4 songs as AFRO (1st).
DISK:B (1st) - play 4 songs as JANET (2nd).
DREAD (2nd) - play 4 songs as KONSENTO:01 (1st).
IZAM (4th) - play 4 songs as DREAD (2nd).
JANET (2nd) - play 4 songs as JENNY (4th).
JOHNNY (4th) - play 4 songs as ASTRO (3rd).
KAERU-ZUKIN (2nd) - play 4 songs as DISK:A (1st).
KONSENTO:02 (2nd) - play 4 songs as TOMAKO (CS1st).
KONSENTO:03 (3rd) - play 4 songs as TOMAKO (CS1st).
LADY (2nd) - play 4 songs as RAGE (3rd).
MAID-ZUKIN (4th) - play 4 songs as DISK:A (1st).
MAMEO (CS2nd) - play 4 songs as SPACE MAN (CS1st).
NI-NA (4th) - play 4 songs as AFRO (2nd).
NMR (5th) - play 4 songs as RAGE (3rd).
PRINCESS-ZUKIN (5th) - play 4 songs as OSHARE-ZUKIN (1st).
RAGE (3rd) - play 4 songs as OSHARE-ZUKIN (1st).
RAGE (4th) - play 4 songs as ASTRO (3rd).
ROBO2000 (4th) - play 4 songs as MAMEO (CS2nd).
SPIKE (5th) - play 4 songs as AFRO (2nd).
TAMAKO (CS1st) - play 4 songs as JENNY (4th).
YUNI (4th) - play 4 songs as KONSENTO:02 (2nd).

The 4 hidden dancers have the following requirements:

2MB - play MAX.(period) on the 1P side.
U1 - play MAX.(period) on the 2P side.
EMI (4th) (2) - play 15 songs as EMI (4th) (1).
EMI (unpublished) - after unlocking all default dancers, clear GRADUATION ~Each Tomorrow~ as Emi (4th) (2).

Hidden/Cut content on Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME

(Some information sourced from The Cutting Room Floor a fantastic source of information about unused/cut content from video games. Other information has been sourced directly from my own collection.)

Unused Step Charts

Some songs have incomplete Oni charts that can be accessed if the song's songwheel data definition is modified to include an Oni difficulty/foot rating. Songs that include such charts include Love ❤ Shine, and Last Message.

Unused Audio

There are pieces of unused audio found in DATA/SOUND/SD.BIN, and in DATA/FILEDATA.BIN on the game disc.

Audio Found In DATA/SOUND/SD.BIN:

Opening video audio track from Dance Dance Revolution 1st Mix
"How to Play" screen music from Dance Dance Revolution 1st Mix
Menu Music from Dance Dance Revolution 1st Mix
Preview tracks for songs not included in the final song list
- "A Minute (Extended Mix)"
  - A Minute (Extended Mix) was cut from the arcade version of Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME. It was originally in DDRMAX2's arcade version but has never been on a consumer software release. Within Cube Media Player 2, the track is 20, the bytes are 756000.
- "IT'S RAINING MEN (Almighty Mix)"
  - IT'S RAINING MEN (Almighty Mix) was in the DDR Extreme arcade version but was not included in the CS release. This song was later featured in Dancing Stage Fusion as well as DDR Ultramix 4. Within Cube Media Player 2, the track is 60, the bytes are 756000.
- "More Than I needed To Know"
  - More Than I needed To Know was originally in DDRMAX2's arcade version but has never been on a consumer software release. Within Cube Media Player 2, the track is 88, the bytes are 756000.
- "Senorita (Speedy Mix)"
  - Senorita (Speedy Mix) was a new song in DDR Extreme's arcade version but has never been on a consumer software release. Within Cube Media Player 2, the track is 104, the bytes are 756000.
- "There You'll Be"
  - There You'll Be was originally in DDRMAX2 and DDR Extreme's arcade versions but was not included in the CS releases. This song was later featured in DDR Extreme for the US. Within Cube Media Player 2, the track is 116, the bytes are 756000.

Audio Found In DATA/FILEDATA.BIN:

Preview track for Bye Bye Baby Balloon from DDRMAX -Dance Dance Revolution 6th Mix- (This track was used for the Dance Mania advertisment screen on DDRMAX -Dance Dance Revolution 6th Mix-)
Menu music from DDRMAX -Dance Dance Revolution 6th Mix-

Unused Graphics

Various unused graphics can be found in DATA/FILEDATA.BIN on the game disc.

DDREX-Edit Mode.png
Help text from Edit Mode indicating the PS2 HDD could have been used to store edit data.

Unused Konami Original CD Title (these images are used on the music select screen and in DDR Extreme they spin around). In DDR Extreme, all Konami Original songs have their respective Mix's CD Title image when you highlight the song rather than like in previous mixes where Konami Original or Konami Original Remix was used so this image was surplus.

Unused Dance Mania CD Title (these images are used on the music select screen and in DDR Extreme they spin around). In DDR Extreme, all songs have their respective Mix's CD Title image when you highlight the song rather than like in previous mixes where Dance Mania or the Dance Mania version icon was used so this image was surplus.

Learner song wheel graphic, a similar graphic was used in DDR 5thMix but was not used in DDR Extreme. It was used in DDR 5thMix to denote that the BASIC/LIGHT steps were two (2) footers or under in difficulty.

Arcade machine saved Edit Chart slots graphic that normally in the arcade is shown above the songs banner. If the arcade cabinet had PS1 memory card slots, the arcade owners could choose to save up to two edits per song onto the cabinets flash memory. This system was never implemented in the console versions as you could have many more edits and access them all from the music select screen.

Unused memory card icons that were used in the Dance Dance Revolution Arcade machines but were not featured in the Console versions.

This icon is a strange holdover from the Arcade versions of DDR. It is used in the arcade versions to show that the Joint Premium setting is active. It appears to be just part of the graphic that was used in the DDR Extreme Arcade version and was kept to keep the graphic the correct size for the code.

These two images are from the DDR Extreme arcade version, it was used for a screen showing which unlocks were unlocked on the machine. There are far more than 30 unlocks in the console version. The first image shows the background for the unlock screen and the second image shows the numbers and icons that were used on this screen. In the arcade this screen was shown during the demo loop.

An unused step judgment graphic relating to freeze arrows.

Below is a table showing unused Banners and Text Titles for what we can assume was going to be Diet Mode courses.

Banner	Text Title

DDREX-Coming Soon Banner.png

Left over song banner/titles, these have carried over from DDRMAX2: Dance Dance Revolution 7thMix. These graphics are also found in the c/s previews for DDRMAX US, DDRMAX2 US, and DDRMAX2: Dance Dance Revolution 7thMix

An unused banner dummy graphic, whose purpose is unknown.

EXTREME FILEDATA.BIN Contents

Original information from Maru Fu Institute of web resources, completed information by leadbman.

Extract file: <Drive:> \ DATA \ FILEDATA.BIN
Interleave: 2000 (16 in)
Frequency: 44100Hz
Software Used: MFAudio/Cube Media Player 2
Red rows indicate music that is not used in DDR Extreme but do appear on the disc

Track #	Offset	Song Title
001	FA18000	A
002	FF45000	Across The Nightmare
003	10345800	Afronova
004	10784800	AFTER THE GAME OF LOVE
005	10C22000	Air
006	10FDD000	Aoi Shoudou (for EXTREME) [Blue Impulse]
007	1148F800	BABY BABY GIMME YOUR LOVE
008	11946000	bag
009	11E11800	BE LOVIN
010	121C0000	BRILLIANT 2U
011	125C7800	BRILLIANT 2U(Orchestra Groove)
012	129C5000	CARTOON HEROES(Speedy Mix)
013	12E2F000	PARANOiA KCET(clean mix)
014	1331E000	Trip Machine Climax
015	137A3800	Colors(for EXTREME)
016	13D06800	CRASH!
017	14238000	Daikenkai
018	14762800	Dance Dance Revolution
019	14C14000	DYNAMITE RAVE
020	150A8000	Ecstasy
021	155D9800	Healing Vision
022	15B0B000	LOVE THIS FEELIN'
023	15FDF800	Frozen Ray (for EXTREME)
024	16520800	Gamelan de Couple
025	16926000	TwinBee(Generation X)
026	16CA2000	HIGHER
027	1718A000	Healing Vision(Angelic mix)
028	1768B800	Heaven is a '57 metallic gray (gimmix)
029	17B21800	HOLD ON ME
030	17FEA800	HYPER EUROBEAT
031	184B3800	1998
032	1898C800	I DO I DO I DO
033	18E07800	I'm gonna get you!
034	192B8000	IRRESISTIBLEMENT
035	1972B800	KISS KISS KISS
036	19C2B800	JANEJANA
037	1A06B000	JET WORLD
038	1A4C4800	Kakumei
039	1AA1F800	KEEP ON MOVIN'
040	1AD88800	LA BAMBA
041	1B1FB800	LA COPA DE LA VIDA
042	1B634000	L'amour et la liberté ( DDR ver. )
043	1BB01800	La Senorita
044	1BFCC800	CAN'T STOP FALLIN' IN LOVE ( SPEED MIX )
045	1C448000	Miracle Moon ~L.E.D. LIGHT STYLE MIX~
046	1C922000	The legend of MAX
047	1CDAA800	TRIP MACHINE ~luv mix~
048	1D2A7000	LUV TO ME ( disco mix )
049	1D6EA800	Mahou no Tobira (Theme Of Space Maco) [Magic Door]
050	1DB4E800	Make It Better
051	1DFC3000	MAX 300
052	1E42F800	KISS ME ALL NIGHT LONG
053	1E8DF800	MEMORIES
054	1EDCF000	Last Message
055	1F280000	Mikeneko Rock
056	1F74A000	MOBO★MOGA
057	1FB62000	ORION.78(civilization mix)
058	20037800	PARANOiA
059	204FF000	PARANOiA MAX ~DIRTY MIX~
060	20992800	PARANOiA ETERNAL
061	20E21800	PARANOiA EVOLUTION
062	2129B000	PUT YOUR FAITH IN ME
063	216B5000	GRADUATION ~Each Tomorrow~
064	21BC9000	PARANOiA REBIRTH
065	22095000	TRIP MACHINE survivor
066	22544800	Pink Rose
067	229C6000	R3
068	22DA1800	Sakura
069	23275800	SEXY PLANET
070	23673800	Silent Hill
071	23B2A000	SPEED OVER BEETHOVEN
072	23F89000	SUPER STAR
073	24397800	SP-TRIP MACHINE ~JUNGLE MIX~
074	247EA800	Destiny lovers
075	24C77000	stoic ( EXTREME version )
076	25115000	❤LOVE² SUGAR❤
077	25554000	MY SUMMER LOVE
078	25576170	MY SUMMER LOVE with Echo
079	259C1000	LOVE ❤ SHINE
080	25E83800	PARANOiA survivor
081	2630B800	PARANOiA survivor MAX
082	267A9800	321STARS
083	26BA1800	STAY (Organic house Version)
084	26FB2000	TEARS
085	2748A000	DROP THE BOMB
086	27946800	BURNIN' THE FLOOR(MOMO MIX)
087	27E2A000	The Least 100sec
088	28306000	think ya better D
089	287C6800	Love this feelin'
090	28C44800	TRIP MACHINE
091	29070800	MAXX UNLIMITED
092	29558800	VANITY ANGEL
093	29A0B800	La Senorita Virtual
094	29EBC000	V (for EXTREME)
095	2A3E4000	WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS(Factory Team Remix)
096	2A7F7000	Happy Wedding
097	2ACA3000	WE WILL ROCK YOU
098	2B0FF800	WILD RUSH
099	2B5F3000	White Lovers
100	2BB04000	xenon
101	2BF41000	sync(EXTREME version)
102	2C406000	A Stupid Barber
103	2C8EE000	Tomorrow Perfume
104	2CD94000	more deep (ver.2.1)
105	2D201000	Keep On Liftin'
106	2D69F000	Bad Routine
107	2DB3D000	Try 2 Luv. U
108	2DF2E800	I Need You
109	2E3FD800	Forever Sunshine
110	2E883000	Scorching Moon
111	2ED5F000	un deux trois
112	2F215800	MAX.(period)
113		Bye Bye Baby Balloon Sample (From DDRMAX Dancemania Screen in the demo loop)
114	2F76F800	PARANOiA (From DDR Extreme Credits)
115	2FDDA000	Remember Me (From DDR Extreme Credits)
116	3028D800	DDRMAX How To Play Music
117		DDRMAX Ranking Music
118		DDRMAX Menu Music

Welcome to compare mode, this displays all songs in both games (as well as unlocks and DLC).

If a song appears in both games it is coloured ORANGE.
The songs that appear only in Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME are BLUE.
The songs that appear only in DDR Festival Dance Dance Revolution are PURPLE.