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Is Scratchin Melodii the next big internet classic?


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Think WarioWare Gold, except there's no extra controls. Every game uses the A/B buttons, including the DS ones that were touch-screen specific. There are some new stuff and extras to unlock, but you'll be pulling your hair out trying to 100% the game due to a pachinko game that gets VERY FRUSTRATING near the later levels.

Also each game has a gold star that you need to acquire. How you do this is that a star hole will be shown at the bottom of the screen and when a certain part of the song comes up (and for each song, the sections are always different and can be at the very beginning, or very end of the song), and then an outline of the star starts to close in on the hole. You have to get perfect timing on that part once the outline touches the hole of the star in order to get the gold star. If you're off by like a milisecond, it doesn't count.
I know what Megamix is like, I just haven't played it yet because I wanted to go through the series in sequential order after 99%ing DS (fuck you Rhythm Rally 2)
 
Imagine taking 5 years to study Japanese and you can't write answers in Kanji. :story:

I'm pretty sure it's more of lack of trying to seriously improve than anything. I've noticed the English levels of Japanese players haven't exactly improved in the same timeframe either (unsurprisingly).

Oh and to no one's shock, despite his bitching about not participating, he's still playing the KAC qualifiers on his private cab via leaked/cracked data. Lack of accessibility my fucking ass. Honestly deserves not to participate.

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In case nobody noticed this



So Ratatan, a spiritual successor for Patapon is a thing now. I tried playing the first one but couldn't get the rhythm right and the second I kind of just left parked, but I did like the premise. Nice to see it lives on in some form.


This looks so fucking good !
 
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Picked this up half expecting it to be shit game. 20 hours in it's fun as hell surprisingly the controls aren't fully wonky retard, pretty responsive too. The online mode is "interesting" but the base game's pretty fun.
 
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Picked this up half expecting it to be shit game. 20 hours in it's fun as hell surprisingly the controls are fully wonky retard and pretty responsive. The online mode is "interesting" but the base game's pretty fun.
Samba de Amigo games are really fun to play
 
What ever happened to that game with stoner Roland McDonald
 
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Muse Dash recently announced an increase in the price of a DLC then didn't do it after criticism.

Everyone's happy right? Wrong. Some troon who calls himself a rhythm game developer (literally who?) had a huge Xitter spergout that MD didn't increase the price, saying the critics threw "a temper tantrum" whose attitude "disgusts me to no end" and calls them entitled.
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anyway. konami is testing a new arcade game. polaris chord. it kinda looks like if ongeki and project sekai had a child. and also otoiroha (a cancelled game). probably it will be the nostalgia replacement (like nostalgia replaced beatstream).
 
Is it just me but i'm really fucking sick of seeing the same style games all over the place, forward facing down lines nothing really new or interesting. Have they reached their peak for rhythm games?
 
Is it just me but i'm really fucking sick of seeing the same style games all over the place, forward facing down lines nothing really new or interesting. Have they reached their peak for rhythm games?
Especially clones of DDR/Beatmania or Audioswap
 
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I don't play that many rhythm games outside of old-skool DDR, but the few I DO like are HarmoKnight (a 3DS only title, unfortunately), Rhythm Heaven (on multiple nintendo platforms starting with the GBA), and Groove Coaster on mobile.

Everything else is either generic/bland, have horrible songlists, or is one of those "idol" music games that I tend to stay as far away as possible.
 
I don't play that many rhythm games outside of old-skool DDR, but the few I DO like are HarmoKnight (a 3DS only title, unfortunately), Rhythm Heaven (on multiple nintendo platforms starting with the GBA), and Groove Coaster on mobile.
What about Audioswap or WarioWare?
 
I don't play that many rhythm games outside of old-skool DDR, but the few I DO like are HarmoKnight (a 3DS only title, unfortunately), Rhythm Heaven (on multiple nintendo platforms starting with the GBA), and Groove Coaster on mobile.

Everything else is either generic/bland, have horrible songlists, or is one of those "idol" music games that I tend to stay as far away as possible.
Harmoknight is excellent. I hope we get another Rhythm Heaven soon, otherwise it's looking pretty dead.
 
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I don't play that many rhythm games outside of old-skool DDR

Everything else is either generic/bland, have horrible songlists, or is one of those "idol" music games that I tend to stay as far away as possible.

Excellent choice at least the old DDR/ITG had a really decent mix of music, none of this tranny zoomer shit now. Chunthim seems pretty generic, i prefer the gimick stuff like Para Para Paradise, hell even Dance Rush is actually dancing is pretty good too.
 
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