History VideoGame / CrossBeats

** Clear Rate is a form of this, using your max combo and the number of Cool, Super, and Flawless judgements you got, with Super and Flawless being weighed the same.

* LuckyCharmsTitle: That's not an 'x' between "CROSS" and "BEATS", that's a times sign (×).

There is a spinoff for UsefulNotes/{{arcade|Game}}s, ''crossbeats REV.'', that was released in 2015, that follows the standard arcade rhythm game structure, granting the player 3 stages per credit. In addition to a number of songs from ''CROSS×BEATS'', it also has a large variety of new songs, including, most notably, songs from and arranges of songs from other Capcom series, such as ''Franchise/StreetFighter'', ''Franchise/AceAttorney'', and ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter''.

* ScoringPoints: 100 points for a Flawless, 50 points for a Super, 10 points for a Cool. Everything below--Fast/Slow, Fast^2/Slow^2, and Fail--is worth 0 points.

* YetAnotherStupidDeath: Did you just come out of a song with the Ultimate gauge turned on? ''Make sure to turn it back off if you aren't gonna use it again.'' It's common for players to forget to do so, fail hard early into the song, and waste Tickets (in ''C×B'') or a stage (in ''REV.'') as a result.

* SeriesMascot: ''REV.'' has Akatsuki, the purple-haired girl seen on the title screen.

* YetAnotherStupidDeath: Did you just come out of a song with the Ultimate gauge turned on? ''Make sure to turn it back off if you aren't gonna use it.'' It's common for players to forget to do so and end up wasting Tickets (in ''C×B'') or a stage (in ''REV.'') as a result.

* SeriesMascot: ''REV.'' has Akatsuki, the purple-haired girl seen on the title screen.

* AllegedlyFreeGame: The Ticket system in ''CµB'' is particularly harsh about this--most songs cost 5 Tickets to play each, but you recover 1 Ticket every 20 minutes; in other words, if you don't use or get Premium Tickets, you can only play one song every 1 hour and 40 minutes. Fortunately, the game features many early sources of Premium Tickets.

* ScoringPoints: 100 points for a Flawless, 50 points for a Super, 10 points for a Cool. Everything below--Fast/Slow, Fast^2/Slow^2, and Fail--is worth 0 points.

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** Played straight with the Ultimate gauge, a survival-type meter where you get an instant failure if your gauge ever hits zero. Only Flawless ratings will recover life (0.1% to be specific), and anything below that, even a Super, will drop the meter.

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* AllegedlyFreeGame: The Ticket system is particularly harsh about this--most songs cost 5 Tickets to play each, but you recover 1 Ticket every 20 minutes; in other words, if you don't use or get Premium Tickets, you can only play one song every 1 hour and 40 minutes. Fortunately, the game features many early sources of Premium Tickets.
* LuckyCharmsTitle: That's not an 'x' between "CROSS" and "BEATS", that's a times sign (×).
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* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: In Music Play and Local Battle, you will always get 3 stages, even if you fail your first one. Averted in Challenge Mode, which is locked on a Survival gauge and will instantly end your game on stage failure.
* LifeMeter: In addition to the standard and Ultimate gauges, this adds the Survival gauge, an intermediate gauge difficulty that will only penalize you on a Cool or less.
* PlayEveryDay:

* SeriesMascot: Akatsuki, the purple-haired girl seen on the title screen.
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* HardModePerks: Playing with a harder gauge type will give you a bonus to your Rank Points; 10% for Survival and 20% for Ultimate.

** Played straight with the Ultimate gauge, a survival-type meter where you get an instant failure if your gauge ever hits zero. Only Flawless ratings will recover life (0.1% to be specific), and anything below that, even a Super, will drop the meter, with the worst penalty being a 12% for a Fail.

The gameplay consists of notes appearing on the screen in time to the music. Each marker has two perpendicular lines that reach to the edges of the screen, with two arrows coming into the screen towards the note. When the arrows hit the note, the player must tap the note with their finger to get points for it. In addition to basic "tap" notes, there are also "flick" notes that require the player to slide their finger in the indicated direction, as well as "hold" notes that must be held down until they disappear.

Both ''C×B'' and ''REV.'' have [[NoExportForYou Japan-only]] releases; however, the former simply requires a Japan-region iTunes account and the latter can be found in select Round 1 locations in the United States.

There is a spinoff for UsefulNotes/{{arcade|Game}}s, ''crossbeats REV.'', that was released in 2015, that follows the standard arcade rhythm game structure, granting the player 3 stages. In addition to a number of songs from ''CROSS×BEATS'', it also has a large variety of new songs, including, most notably, songs from and arranges of songs from other Capcom series, such as ''Franchise/StreetFighter'', ''Franchise/AceAttorney'', and ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter''.

* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: In Music Play and Local Battle, you will always get 3 stages, even if you fail your first one. Averted in Challenge Mode, which is locked on a Survival gauge and will instantly end your game on a GameOver.

* PlayEveryDay: Well, more like Play Every Month. You get a free play coupon every month.

''CROSS×BEATS'' is a RhythmGame developed and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for {{iOS|Games}}, released in 2013. It is notable for being produced by [[Music/{{BEMANI}} Naoki Maeda]] of ''VideoGame/{{DanceDanceRevolution}}'' fame.

* ScoringPoints: 100 points for a Flawless, 50 points for a Super, 10 points for a Cool. Everything below--Fast/Slow, Fast
/Slow
, and Fail--is worth 0 points.

''CROSS×BEATS'' is a RhythmGame developed and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for {{iOS|Game}}, released in 2013. It is notable for being produced by [[Music/{{BEMANI}} Naoki Maeda]] of ''VideoGame/{{DanceDanceRevolution}}'' fame.

''CROSS×BEATS'' is a RhythmGame developed and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} for UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Game}}, released in 2013. It is notable for being produced by [[Music/{{BEMANI}} Naoki Maeda]] of ''VideoGame/{{DanceDanceRevolution}}'' fame.