| Beatmania IIDX 10th Style | |
| Developer: | Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo |
| Publisher: | Konami |
| Series: | Beatmania IIDX & Bemani |
| Platforms: | Arcade & Sony PlayStation 2 |
| Released: | Arcade: PlayStation 2: |
| Genre: | Music |
| Modes: | Single-player & Multiplayer |
| Arcade System: | Konami Bemani PC Type 1 |
beatmania IIDX 10th Style is the tenth game in the beatmania IIDX series of music video games. It was released in arcades by Konami in early 2004.
Beatmania IIDX tasks the player with performing songs through a controller consisting of seven key buttons and a scratchable turntable.[1] Hitting the notes with strong timing increases the score and groove gauge bar, allowing the player to finish the stage. Failing to do so depletes the gauge until it is empty, abruptly ending the song.[2]
The core gameplay remains the same in 10th Style. The previous flashing 7 difficulty level was replaced by a difficulty level of 8. In addition, an animated particle effect now occurs if a full combo is scored on a song. Also, now two players can set different modifiers.
e-Amusement support was extended in 10th Style, now being able to sort songs in folders based on whether they have been cleared in various ways. These include Failed, Cleared, Easy Clear (for songs played with the Easy modifier), and Full Combo.
| Genre | Song | Artist | Tier | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Piano Ambient | 5.8.8. | dj nagureo | ||
| Game Music | A-JAX (3-WAY MIX) | Mr.T | ||
| Psychedelic Trance | ALIEN TEMPLE | PINK PONG | ||
| Dream Techno | ASTRAL VOYAGE | EeL | ||
| Italo Pop | BABY LOVE | Noria | ||
| 2Step Pop Trance | Back Into The Light | Sota Fujimori | ||
| Dance & Electronic | Alive | 3XM Feat. Natalie Horler | ||
| Rococo Tek | BOUNDARY | SPARKER | ||
| Eurobeat | CARRY ON NIGHT (English version) | platoniX (EURO Style) | ||
| Psychedelic Trance | Changes | TaQ | ||
| J-Revival | choo choo train (dnb mix) | SLAKE feat. Mika | ||
| Electronica | Cosmic Raise | Toshiji Katoh | ||
| Eurobeat | Daisuke | Y&Co. | ||
| Ethno Hardcore | Debty Daddy | sampling master AYA | ||
| Piano Ballad | desolation | Mr.T | ||
| Hyper J-Pop | DoLL | TËЯRA | Appeared in SuperNova | |
| J-Revival | どんなときも。 (Donnatokimo) | Mr.T と Brother Hiro | ||
| J-Pop | Don't forget | 中山結衣 | ||
| House | Drop on the floor | good-cool | ||
| Electroshock | EXE | Mr.T | ||
| Break Beats | Feedback | Audio Highs | ||
| Drum'n'Bass | FEEL IT | RAM | ||
| Natural Sound | Freezing atmosphere | Twin AmadeuS | ||
| Goa Trance | GHOST REVIVAL | L.E.D. | ||
| Gradius | GRADIUS (FULL SPEED) | Mr.T | ||
| Rave | HIGH | RAM | ||
| Trance | HI SCHOOL DREAM | PINK PONG | ||
| J-Revival | 一途な恋 (HYPER J-EURO MIX) (Ichizuna Koi (J-EURO MIX)) | TËЯRA | ||
| Techno | Innocent Walls | TaQ | ||
| J-Revival | JAM | TAKA with Junpei & 三上 | ||
| Medium Wave | Let's run | Mitsuto Suzuki | ||
| Techno | LIMITED | SLAKE | ||
| Trance | Love is Eternity | kors k | ||
| Rave | LOW | RAM | ||
| Dance Pop | Lucy | ELE BLOCK | ||
| Artcore | Narcissus at Oasis | Ryu☆ | ||
| Progressive Baroque | No. 13 | TAKA respects for J.S.B. | Appeared in SuperNova | |
| Hiphop | NO DOUBT GET LOUD | ASLETICS | ||
| Trance | pandora | dj TAKA feat. Tomomi | ||
| RB | PLATONIC-XXX | platoniX (RB Style) | ||
| Rave | R2 | tiger YAMATO | ||
| Happy Hardcore | rainbow rainbow | Ryu☆ | Appeared in SuperNova | |
| Nu Jazz | Ready to Rackit Blues | SLAKE | ||
| Trance | Rise'n Beauty | SOTA feat. Cyborg Akemi | ||
| Piano Ambient | scherzo | Osamu Kubota | ||
| Tech House | SCORE | DJ Remo-con | ||
| Break Beats | Shakin'31 | DJ Remo-Con | ||
| Hard House | 雪月花 (Setsugekka) | Ryu☆ | ||
| J-Pop | SHOOTING STAR | 小坂りゆ | ||
| Trance | Smell Like This | Y&Co. | ||
| 戦艦テクノ (Battleship Techno) | SPACE FIGHT | AKIRA YAMAOKA | ||
| ムートラ (Mootora(Mood Trance)) | システムロマンス (System Romance) | ヒロシ＆チー子 | ||
| Northern Europe | Think of me | good-cool feat. Sana | ||
| お江戸テクノ (Oedo Techno) | 1st Samurai | sampling master MEGA | ES | |
| Happy | One More Lovely | Risk Junk | OMES |
The home version was released in Japan on November 17, 2005 for the PlayStation 2. It contained previews from Happy Sky, along with several exclusive songs, including crossover tunes from other Bemani games like DDR Ultramix 3.