CS Exclusive Songs
| Genre | Song | Artist | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nu Style Gabba | "BLUE MIRAGE" | DJ CHUCKY | |
| Drum & Bass | "DAWN -THE NEXT ENDEAVOUR-" | L.E.D. fw. 堀澤麻衣子 | Also featured on AC SIRIUS as Extra Stage in HAPPY SKY Parallel Rotation folder |
| Japanese Reggae | "Endless Summer Story" | DJ Yoshitaka feat. 星野奏子 | |
| Club Jazz | "IceCube Pf.(RX-Ver.S.P.L.)" | 高田雅史 | |
| Happy Hardcore | "in the Sky" | Ryu☆ | |
| Nu School Breaks | "Just a Little Smile" | Sōta Fujimori | |
| Pops | "Recollection" | Noria (with dj TAKA) | |
| Bossa Electronica | "Reflection into the EDEN" | 猫又Master | Also Featured on AC Tricoro |
| Techno | "Scripted Connection⇒ N mix" c | DJ MURASAME | |
| Techno | "Scripted Connection⇒ H mix" c | DJ MURASAME | |
| Techno | "Scripted Connection⇒ A mix" c | DJ MURASAME | |
| Techno | "Scripted Connection⇒ long mix" a | DJ MURASAME | |
| Trance | "風の谷のDREAM" (Kaze no Tani no DREAM) | PINK PONG | |
| World/Electronica | "サヨナラ＊ヘヴン" (Sayonara Heaven) | 猫又Master | From Pop'n Music 11 (CS). Also featured on AC SIRIUS as Extra Stage in HAPPY SKY Parallel Rotation folder |
| Happy Hardcore | "LOVELY STORM -LOVE IS DREAMINESS RE-INTERPRETATION-" b | L.E.D.-G |
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