
Why Hello There Hello! Pop’N Music Trademark
By Spencer . December 30, 2010 . 9:30amEven though Pop’n Music fizzled on Wii, Konami seems like they have other plans for the series beyond more arcade installments.
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Even though Pop’n Music fizzled on Wii, Konami seems like they have other plans for the series beyond more arcade installments.
. The nine button configuration uses almost all of the PSP’s buttons by assigning yellow notes to L/R and the outermost keys to left on the D-pad / circle button.
A traditional Pop ‘n Music game is coming to PSP.
Konami had a build of Pop ‘n Music for me to check out. I played it and fans should know it’s North American debut is very different from the arcade game.
Pop ‘n Music’s box art tells a lot. See the red Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection logo? Konami plans to sell downloadable songs for Pop ‘n Music.
After eleven years and over a dozen arcade releases Pop ‘n Music is coming to North America.
Konami sort of brought Pop ‘n Music outside of Japan. Beat ‘n Groovy was a localized version of the arcade music game that perplexed newcomers and alienated fans with its art style. Perhaps, Konami is seriously thinking about bringing the original series overseas.