[2] A limited test release occurred at select locations in the United States, beginning on August 4, 2015.

The mode is essentially the same as Versus Play, except that the game rewards the two players that hit arrows on both pads at the same time with "Synchro-Bonus" points.

The song selection is brought downward and the left and right sides of the song's jacket store five tabs, containing difficulty selection, groove radar, scores, Yuniver Hills unlocks and Boss-On-Parade medals (or Replicant-D-Ignition Nitros).

In addition to delivering updated content and allowing players to save scores and other data, this system enables Konami to take a cut of the credits entered into each machine.

Using the PASELI also benefits the players, among them options to enable certain features that otherwise are not accessible to non-premium users.

For connected e-Amuse machines outside of the Japan territory, the PASELI service is replaced with "Premium Mode".

This allows players to access special gameplay events and features normally blocked behind the PASELI paywall.

PREMIUM MODE can be accessed by adding more credits (set by the arcade operator) during the start of a game session.

To celebrate the birthday of the game's sound director, Yasuhiro Taguchi (better known as TAG), three new Extra Stage songs were added on March 25, 2014.

Challenge stepcharts for several songs are also available under an additional folder, Oni no Extra Attack (鬼のEXTRA ATTACK) accessible for a limited period from time to time, which forces players to play with Sudden Death dance meter (scoring a single "MISS" or "N.G."

Among the BEMANI games that participate in the event other than DDR include beatmaniaIIDX, pop'n music, GITADORA, jubeat, and REFLEC BEAT.

In addition, while not fully participating in the event, playing Dance Evolution ARCADE, Sound Voltex, and Quiz Magic Academy Kenja no Tobira Season2 would also help boost the friendship meter.

In this event, players could collect three baseball cards with emblem based on various BEMANI artists and characters by playing each game.

Similar to previous Floor Infection events, by playing SOUND VOLTEX, players can raise a meter, which upon reaching a certain level will unlock a new song in DDR.

The participating games other than DDR are beatmaniaIIDX, pop'n music, GITADORA, jubeat, REFLEC BEAT, SOUND VOLTEX, Dance Evolution ARCADE, ミライダガッキ FutureTomTom, and BeatStream.

In it, players can collect stones by playing each of the BEMANI games participating to build pyramids divided into six parts, all of which unlock new crossover songs.

This time, instead of fulfilling a different set of objectives, players simply had to fill song meters (represented by tubes) which were presented at the end of a game credit.

One could choose to pick one out of 5 nitro tubes (and thus five songs) to fill; once it is full, players gained access to the D-Ignition folder during Extra Stage, which had a different interface and system music.

By scoring AA or higher on Expert in one of the five songs, players would earn a colored orb.

If players managed to score AA or higher in EGOISM 440 on Expert, they could access the Encore Extra Stage, MAX.

The second phase of the event was started on March 26, 2015, which was accessible for players who managed to pass Encore Extra Stage.

(period) on Challenge, they were granted access to Encore Extra Stage, Over The "Period" on Difficult with all prior Cut options disabled and a special Risky Dance meter: scoring GREAT, GOOD, MISS, or N.G will make you fail the stage.

As of April 9, 2015, conditions for the event had been lowered; for the first phase, players could play EGOISM 440 on Difficult to access MAX.

The fourth BEMANI-wide event, BEMANI Summer Diary 2015, was started on July 23, 2015 and ended on October 26, 2015.

Yomigaetta BEMANI Iseki minus ミライダガッキ FutureTomTom, which ceased receiving e-Amusement service on July 31, 2015).

In filling the 3rd entry, one of these games can be played for the 3x multiplier, but only DDR will receive a new song, Sakura Mirage.

Similarly, the 4th entry can be filled quickly by playing these two games, but only REFLEC BEAT will receive a new song, ΔMAX.

During the game's showcase in Japan Amusement Expo 2013 (JAEPO 2013), five more songs were revealed, three of which are licenses while the others are all Konami Originals.

The first volume, titled DanceDanceRevolution Original Soundtrack Vol.1 was announced on August 28, 2013 and released on October 23, 2013.

The second volume, titled DanceDanceRevolution Original Soundtrack Vol.2 was announced on November 25, 2015 and released on December 2, 2015 in digital format only.