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THE iDOLM@STER (アイドルマスター Aidorumasutā) is a console music rhythm game released in Japan by Bandai Namco Entertainment on the Xbox 360 on January 25, 2007. Like the arcade version, the game follows the career of a producer who works for the fictional 765 Production studio and has to work with a selection of ten prospective pop Japanese idols. A spinoff game titled THE iDOLM@STER: Live for You! was released on February 28, 2008, and a sequel set of games, THE iDOLM@STER SP, were released on February 19, 2009.

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• The Idolm Ster Side M; The Idolm Ster Project Imas; The Idolm Ster Wiki; The Idolm Ster Side M. Eng Title: The Idol Master Jpn Title: アイドルマスター Developer: Namco Publisher: Namco Genre: OTH Game Platform: XBOX 360 Size: 5.04GB Format: ISO(LT 2.0/2858) Region: JPN( NTSC/J ) LANG: Japaness Realease Date: Jan.25.2007 Japan Homepage: Description: This game is a sequel to “iDOLM.
• In The Idolm@ster 2 you work with 3 girls, take them to classes, design their images and pit them against idols from other agencies. If you are successful, your trio grows into a five girl group, giving you more songs to perform and more fans.

Gameplay

Like the original arcade game, THE iDOLM@STER tasks the player into the role of a producer who raises an idol from obscurity to stardom. Unlike the arcade game, which uses a Producer Card and an Idol Card to keep track of a producer's data, an Xbox Gamer Tag is used to keep track of idol data, while a memory unit or the Xbox's hard drive is used to save game data, such as replays, pictures, costume and accessories. Instead of receiving real life text messages from the idols on their cellphones, the player will receive them in-game after completing certain events.

Lessons used for keeping idol's stats up have been completely reworked for the Xbox 360's remote controls. Communications, however, remain entirely untouched. During Auditions, players can compete their idol troupes against each other if they are connected to Xbox Live. They may also check leaderboards to see how they compare to different producers.

Differences from the Arcade Version

• There is additional content, such as six new songs and a tenth idol, Miki Hoshii. Downloadable content is also available in the form of additional costumes and Idol Dramas.
• Due to the lack of a touch screen interface, the Lesson mini-games were changed to accustom console controls.
• There is no longer a time limit within which you must raise your Idol Rank to prevent the retirement concert. A set time limit of 52 in-game weeks is presented in its place before your idol's contract expires.
• There is also no longer a time limit when choosing songs or outfits.
• The character models were remade from scratch for the Xbox 360 version, raising the polygon count and texture resolution to allow more detailed models than those of the arcade version.

Characters

Songs

Development

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Following the success of the arcade game, Namco went on to develop its Xbox 360 port starting in early 2006, though a port of the game had been discussed as early as May 2005.^[1] Bandai Namco Studios producer Youzou Sakagami was initially unsure if THE iDOLM@STER would be suited for a video game console due to hardware and network limitations, but he felt that the Xbox 360 and its Xbox Live network could handle the game's specifications. This would also allow the developers to improve the game's quality and attract attention from those who never played the arcade game. Many people who were interested in the arcade game but never played it would tell Sakagami that this was either because their local arcade did not have THE iDOLM@STER, or because they were embarrassed to play it in public. According to Sakagami, to the development team of the port, there was a large significance in correcting these issues. Their other focus was on allowing players to comfortably play the game and enjoy its various scenarios without the rushed gameplay found in the arcade version. When developing the Xbox 360 port of THE iDOLM@STER, the characters had to be entirely redone, including the motion capture, which used the same actors as before. Further details were able to be added to the character designs because of the Xbox 360's improved, high-definition hardware.

Weekly THE iDOLM@STER Magazine

Published by SoftBank Creative, this magazine style publication was a four-volume series of character fan books promoting the Xbox 360 version of THE iDOLM@STER. They were released from January 26, 2007 to February 16, 2007 and promoted different idols per volume. Volume 1 focused on Haruka Amami, Ritsuko Akizuki, and Yukiho Hagiwara, Volume 2 showed Chihaya Kisaragi, Ami and Mami Futami, and Azusa Miura, Volume 3 previewed Makoto Kikuchi, Iori Minase, and Yayoi Takatsuki, and Volume 4 gave details about the recently debuted idol Miki Hoshii and featured many staff interviews.

Reception

THE iDOLM@STER has been credited with making Japan's ratio of Xbox Live sign-ups to the number consoles sold the highest in the world.^[2] Over four times as many Microsoft points were sold on the date of THE iDOLM@STER 360 release as on the date before it.^[2]

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For a limited time, iDOLM@STER themes and gamerpics were available from the North American Xbox Live Marketplace, but have since then been removed. Despite this, iDOLM@STER-related content has still managed to find its way into the Western releases of varying game media.

External links

References

1. ↑'Xbox 360「アイドルマスター」' (in Japanese). Game Watch. Impress Watch Corporation (January 30, 2007). Retrieved on July 21, 2013.
2. ↑ ^2.02.1Rumor: Japan's XBL Sign-Up Rate? Highest In The World