Jig Jig Evolution Teeny Bopper Mix

Jig Jig Evolution Teeny Bopper Mix is a music-rhythm arcade video game developed in 2009 by Con Army. Similar to Dance Dance Revolution, it is played by stepping on arrow pads on the machine in time to arrows lining up with the top of the screen. The game features music from the current Pedia Top 40, updating itself weekly to only contain songs that are in the latest version of the chart.
Upon release the game was negatively received due to the bad music selection, low difficulty, randomly generated stepcharts and high scores for a song being erased when it drops out of the Pedia Top 40. It is also the only dance-based arcade game Dylan Cook and the residents of Danceton dislike. It is now considered rare; one cabinet was located in The House of Video Games That No One Played before Edvard Andersson vandalised it in February 2015. Despite the machine's bad reputation, Con Army are developing Jig Jig Evolution Teeny Bopper Mix 2. This started out as a rumour, but was confirmed as truth in December 2016, and this sequel will be released to arcades in April 2017.
Mae MacDonald, Christine Peel, Natasha Sagdiyev and several other conformists often played on a Jig Jig Evolution Teeny Bopper Mix cabinet in Chocthorpe - this one broke when Harry Smith poured Irn-Poo on it. Seven cabinets are rumoured to exist in Pop Town.
The ROM was uploaded by a pirate group to Sick ROMs in 2012. Despite it running on very few emulators, Edvard and Jonas Andersson have plans to download the ROM and to replace the music with music that them and their friends like. Patrick McCrae will also contribute some of his original tracks to the hack.
==See also==
*Dance on Stage, a series of similar music-rhythm arcade games by Con Army
*Groovemaniac, another music-rhythm arcade game by Con Army
*Crappin' DJ, a music-rhythm game by Saga
Category:Fictional video games