Radica: Play TV Opus
Release Information
- Released in September 2000 (unknown date)
- Developed by Radica
- Supports 0 expansion cartridges.
General Information
This is the first Popira game ever released. Yup, even before the Japanese one! There are also no unlockable songs.
There are 2 modes of play: SpeedBall, and Arcade. SpeedBall is your standard Popira mode. It's unknown what Arcade mode is. Interestingly, the song selection menu also lets you change your volume, and how many players you want to play with (it is unknown what 2 players does).
Songlist
Note: None of these songs have artists credited to them, nor do they have difficulty numbers.
| Song Title | LEVEL 1 | LEVEL 2 | LEVEL 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| BABYLON | - | - | Play Video |
| CANDY | - | - | Play Video |
| ARIA | - | - | Play Video |
| HANG ON | - | - | Play Video |
| DECEMBER | - | - | Play Video |
| NUTS | - | - | Play Video |
| NOVEMBER | - | - | Play Video |
| SPANIEL | - | - | Play Video |
| DREAMER | - | - | Play Video |
| WOMAN | - | - | Play Video |
| RUSH | - | - | Play Video |
| SIXTEEN | - | - | Play Video |
| FATE | - | - | Play Video |
| SHINDY | - | - | Play Video |
| MATADOR | - | - | Play Video |
| GOOD NIGHT | Play Video | Play Video | Play Video |
Trivia
- This is one of the only times that GOOD NIGHT has had more than one chart. The other game to do this is the Korean version of Popira. The LEVEL 1 and 2 charts are also different between games.[1][2]
References
- ↑ Korean Easy - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8i3UbZp-L_A
- ↑ Korean Normal - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXo3MAspkO8