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Anime-Expo starts off tomorrow amidst some controversy with a CEO change and various policy changes that have upset many of the regular con goers, including the initial report that there would be no arcade at Anime-Expo 2010. This prompted some to voice their concerns and there was at least one protest group on Facebook about the lack of an arcade this year.
All the worrying about an arcade came to an end yesterday in the 11th hour as Anime-Expo announced that Arcade Infinity would be the official arcade for AX2010. I'm sure most of you who visit this site are well aware of Arcade Infinity and its place in the grand scheme of arcades, especially in regards to Bemani games.
As a note, Arcade Infinity will be closed till Monday as the machines will be at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The arcade will be open from 6am till midnight each day, you can also check out the list of arcade machines in this thread. The arcade will be located in the concourse foyer and should be accessible without a badge.
(For legal reasons I can't make this song available for download.)
As I mentioned in my article on Monday, one of the songs announced that would be included with Konami's brand new Kinect-compatible rhythm game, Dance Masters would be the Eurobeat classic, Night of Fire.
Not a whole lot I can say about this song, it basically speaks for itself.
BONUS: Hit the jump if you want to check out the routine for this song! (Maybe get in some practice before Dance Masters launches sometime after the Kinect is released?!)
Well folks, it's the end of the line for BEMANI month, and I thought I'd wrap it up by taking a look at a few games that were actually pretty groundbreaking in regards to rhythm games and motion control. So hit the jump to take a closer look at some of these motion-controlled rhythm games!
