History YMMV / Jubeat

** Even worse, "Red Goose" in the same game required that you ''and [[SocializationBonus three other players in the same match]]'' get an EXCELLENT on a level 10 chart.

** Even worse, "Red Goose" in the same game required that you ''and [[SocalizationBonus three other players in the same match]]'' get an EXCELLENT on a level 10 chart.

** Even worse, "Red Goose" in the same game required that you ''and three other players in the same match'' get an EXCELLENT on a level 10 chart.

* EvenBetterSequel: Despite its monthly removal of songs, ''jubeat saucer'' proved to be quite popular due to the constant addition of new songs.

** ''jubeat saucer'' was infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs were cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. The idea was to thwart ComplacentGamingSyndrome by forcing people to play different songs rather than the same ones over and over, but the mechanic still made some players unhappy. However, as of February 1, 2014, '''almost all previously-removed songs[[note]]licensed songs that were removed at the start of ''jubeat saucer'' and were not revived later are still gone[[/note]] have been revived''', and song swap will '''NOT''' be coming back to ''jubeat saucer fulfill''.

* BrokenBase: ''jubeat saucer''. A major part of the appeal comes from the massive songlist and constant additions of new contant. A major part of the criticism stems from its monthly deletion of songs.

** ''jubeat saucer'' was infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs were cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. The idea was to thwart ComplacentGamingSyndrome by forcing people to play different songs rather than the same ones over and over, but the mechanic still made some players unhappy. However, as of February 1, 2014, '''almost all previously-removed songs[[note]]licensed songs that were removed at the start of ''jubeat saucer'' and were not revived later are still gone[[/note]] have been revived.'''

** ''jubeat saucer'' was infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs were cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. The idea was to thwart ComplacentGamingSyndrome by forcing people to play different songs rather than the same ones over and over, but the mechanic still made some players unhappy. However, as of February 1, 2014, '''most previously-removed songs[[note]]licensed songs that were removed at the start of ''jubeat saucer'' and were not revived later are still gone[[/note]] have been revived.'''

** ''jubeat saucer'' is infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs are cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. The idea is to thwart ComplacentGamingSyndrome by forcing people to play different songs rather than the same ones over and over, but the mechanic still makes some players unhappy.

* ContestedSequel: ''jubeat saucer''. A major part of the appeal comes from the massive songlist and constant additions of new contant. A major part of the criticism stems from its monthly deletion of songs.

* TheyJustDidntCare: STELLAR WIND's Extreme chart is the just the Advanced chart rotated 90° counter-clockwise and with one note removed. It's still rated 1 level higher than Advanced. Well, it really deserves the higher rating. That turn made it a lot more awkward to play.

** ''jubeat saucer'' is infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs are cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. The idea is to thwart ComplacentGamingSyndrome by forcing people to play different songs, but the mechanic still makes some players unhappy.

** ''jubeat saucer'' is infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs are cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. This wouldn't be a problem if it weren't for the number of removed songs every month being disproportionately high in comparison to songs being added or brought back.

* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: jukebeats's 27th KONAMI DLC pack has the song "Amalgamation", what's nticle is that the song in question is a boss from VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution X3, which until that particular installment, '''''averted''''' NoExportForYou.

* MarthDebutedInSmasBros: jukebeats's 27 KONAMI DLC pack has the song "Amalgamation", what's nticle is that the song in question is a boss from VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution X3, which until that particular installment, '''''averted''''' NoExportForYou.

* ScrappyMechanic: ''jubeat saucer'' is infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs are cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. This wouldn't be a problem if it weren't for the number of removed songs every month being disproportionately high in comparison to songs being added or brought back.

* ScrappyMechanic: ''jubeat saucer'' is infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs are cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. This wouldn't be a problem if it weren't for the number of removed songs every month being disproportionately high in comparison to songs being added or brought back. So far this is the ONLY {{Bemani}} game to delete songs through online updates.

* ContestedSequel: ''jubeat saucer'' is infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs are cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. This wouldn't be a problem if it weren't for the number of removed songs every month being disproportionately high in comparison to songs being added or brought back. So far this is the ONLY {{Bemani}} game to delete songs through online updates.

* ContestedSequel: ''jubeat saucer'' is infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs are cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. This wouldn't be a problem if it weren't for the number of removed songs every month being disproportionately high in comparison to songs being added or brought back.

* InternetBackdraft: The Miley Cyrus pack seems to get quite a bit of this.

* ContestedSequel: ''jubeat saucer'' is infamous for its "song swap" system; every month, some songs are cut out while other songs are introduced or revived. This wouldn't be a problem if it weren't for the number of removed songs every month being disproportionately high in comparison to songs being added or brought back.