History YMMV / Museca

* CommonKnowledge: The game is commonly believed to have had its online services terminated in July 2018. This is only true of cabinets outside of Japan, which received an update that prevents the game from starting up if it is connected to the internet. The misconception comes from the cessation of content updates, sale of offline kits, and sale of conversion kits to ''VideoGame/BishiBashi Channel'', however there are still a few arcades in Japan that run the game online, and the player can still access their play data for the game on the [=eAmusement=] website. The lack of popularity that the game has in rhythm game circles (compared to the likes of ''VideoGame/SoundVoltex'', ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution'', and ''VideoGame/{{CHUNITHM}}'') further contributes to the misassumption.

* CommonKnowledge: The game is commonly believed to have had its online services terminated in July 2018. This is only true of cabinets outside of Japan, which received an update that prevents the game from starting up if it is connected to the internet. The misconception comes from the cessation of content updates, sale of offline kits, and sale of conversion kits to ''VideoGame/BishiBashi Channel'', however there are still a few arcades in Japan that run the game online, and the player can still access their play data for the game on the [=eAmusement=] website. The lack of popularity that the game has in rhythm game circles (compared to the likes of ''VideoGame/{{beatmania}} IIDX'', ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution'', and ''VideoGame/{{CHUNITHM}}'') further contributes to the misassumption.

* CommonKnowledge: The game is commonly believed to have had its online services terminated in July 2018. This is only true of cabinets outside of Japan, which received an update that prevents the game from starting up if it is connected to the internet. The misconception comes from the cessation of content updates, sale of offline kits, and sale of conversion kits to ''VideoGame/BishiBashi Channel'', however there are still a few arcades in Japan that run the game online, and the player can still access their play data for the game on the [=eAmusement=] website. The lack of popularity that the game has in rhythm game circles further contributes to the misassumption.

* CommonKnowledge: The game is commonly believed to have had its online services terminated in July 2018. This is only true of cabinets outside of Japan, which received an update that prevents the game from starting up if it is connected to the internet. The misconception comes from the cessation of content updates, sale of offline kits, and sale of conversion kits to ''VideoGame/BishiBashi Channel'', however there are still a few arcades in Japan that run the game online, and the player can still access their play data for the game on the [=eAmusement=] website.

** Ironically, this was also the first non-Konami game that the aforementioned "BRAIN POWER" reappeared on.

* InternetBackdraft: Much like with ''VideoGame/SoundVoltex'', [[https://twitter.com/MUSECA573/status/844099024508534784 the removal of "Brain Power" from the game]] has caused quite a stir amongst fans.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: Some people have noticed that the game's controller bears a striking resemblence to that of another rhythm game, ''Neon FM'', and have accused Konami of copying it, [[DoubleStandard while happily shutting down]] clones of the [=eAMUSEMENT=] network and ''VideoGame/{{DanceDanceRevolution}}'' look-a-like ''VideoGame/InTheGroove''.
** After losing its Konami exclusivity, the aforementioned "BRAIN POWER" re-debuted on ''Neon FM''.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: Some people have noticed that the game's controller bears a striking resemblence to that of another rhythm game, ''Neon FM'', and have accused Konami of copying it, [[DoubleStandard while happily shutting down]] clones of the [=eAMUSEMENT=] network and ''VideoGame/{{DanceDanceRevolution}}'' look-a-like ''VideoGame/InTheGroove''.

* InternetBackdraft: Much like with ''VideoGame/SoundVoltex'', [[https://twitter.com/MUSECA573/status/844099024508534784 the upcoming removal of "Brain Power" from the game]] has caused quite a stir amongst fans.

* InternetBackdraft: Much like with ''VideoGame/SoundVoltex'', [[https://twitter.com/MUSECA573/status/844099024508534784 the removal of "Brain Power" from the game]] has caused quite a stir amongst fans.

* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Almost everyone who plays at a high level just uses flat lanes with no curving, since it's the least [[InterfaceScrew screwy]] lane option.

* AmericansHateTingle: Despite being available in American arcades, very few people bother to play it, partly because of the Grafica elements that make the game a bit more complex, and more importantly, because the game is mostly in Japanese, so for most Americans the game is largely a GuideDangIt.

* ComplacentGamingSyndroome: Almost everyone who plays at a high level just uses flat lanes with no curving, since it's the least [[InterfaceScrew screwy]] lane option.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: The game has had several updates in an attempt to draw in interested players:
** A major update after the original game was released tweaks lane colors so that they have better contrast and aren't as grating on the eyes. Additionally, options were added to toggle lane curvature and layout, so one could just play with curveless flat lanes rather than the curved W-shaped lane layout that the game is infamous for.
** ''MÚSECA 1 + 1/2'' simplifies Grafica elements and introduces a "pure" mode in which Graficas don't affect gameplay at all. For those who still care about Graficas, there's a "mission" mode where their effects come into play and where Grafica are unlocked directly instead of having to buy them through an [[RandomNumberGod RNG]]-dependent feature.

** ''MÚSECA 1 + 1/2'' simplifies Grafica elements and introduces a "pure" mode in which Graficas don't affect gameplay at all. For those who still care about Graficas, there's a "mission" mode where their effects come into play and where Grafica are unlocked directly instead of having to buy them through an [[RandomNumberGod RNG]]-dependent feature.

** ''MÚSECA 1 + 1/2'' simplifies Grafica elements and introduces a "pure" mode in which Graficas don't affect gameplay at all. For those who still care about Graficas, there's a "mission" mode where their effects come into play.

* AmericansHateTingle: Despite being available in American arcades, very few people bother to play it, partly because of the Grafica elements that make the game a bit more complex, and more importantly, because the game is mostly in Japanese, so for most Americans the game is largely a GuideDangIt.