Happy Dance Collection intended to make J-pop fans happy
by JC Fletcher 
on Jul 19th 2008 3:30PM
As if the fact that it's
only being released in Japan (as of yet) and the J-idol theme aren't enough clues,
Happy Dance Collection is a very Japan-focused game. Namco Bandai is aiming squarely at the female Japanese audience with this game, which does contrast a bit to the variety of J-pop, European dance and other stuff usually found in the
Dance Dance Revolution series. There's no
E-rotic to be found here, for example.
Siliconera has posted a translated list of all the known J-pop songs appearing in
Happy Dance Collection, which includes recent releases like Orange Range's "
Ikenai Taiyou," and Greeeen's "
Ai Uta" as well as more "classic" songs like Morning Musume's "
Love Machine" and Koda Kumi's
Cutie Honey theme (well, 2004 is kind of in the past, right?)
