I like the intro to Remix 2, where the camera zooms in to the clock tower.
Do you have the game?
A pie bus falls into a multiversal convergence point. Hilarity ensues.Unfortunately no, not yet. But I'm eagerly anticipating this one.
I think this will become my new favorite minigame (aside from Badminton Cat):
edited 24th Jul '11 12:28:15 AM by s5555
And Badminton:
Some spoiler-tastic stuff about the game:
Rhythm Calligraphy from the first game is playable. From the soundtrack files, it seems the same applies for the Clapping Trio, White Ghost, and Tap Dance. Note that I did not see any of these in the Final Exam Remix, so they're probably in a separate area.
What I did see in that remix, though, is part of the credits minigame, which should be familiar to those familiar with a certain night-walking game...
This is what happens when you combine Poly Rhythm with Built to Scale.
New Karate Man is epic. There's a "Karate Man 2" as well but I can't find any videos of it. Also, a 2-player version.
7 remixes worth of regular minigames, and then some harder versions plus the credits minigame, it seems, in the last three sets.]]
edited 23rd Jul '11 10:43:22 PM by stardf29
Those credits...are so D'AWWWW Ww.
And while this is a general thread, I must say that DS Remix 6 is giving me fits for getting a Superb. I know where the Space Soccer to Lockstep transitions are, but I can't get the game to reliably register that first Lockstep step in each transition...
I also can't seem to keep a good rhythm on Space Soccer 2, despite managing the Superb in the first game...
It's cute seeing the interviewer's reaction if you get it wrong...
In fact its like everything in this game is meant to make you go DAAWWWWW and snap your fingers/tap your shoes at the same time. Monkey Clock both looks "fun" and "HNNNNGGGG~".
edited 24th Jul '11 12:30:44 AM by s5555
Monkey Clock doesn't look too bad, really. It's Tuning Fork Rocket, Plankton, and Dancing Shrimp that look rather hard...to me.
Also...thinking about it, Minna no Rhythm Tengoku has not 4, but 6 games from the GBA versions. Karate Man and Night Walk are in it as well, albeit with added stuff.
Also, that stage probably revealed that the Play-Yan interface kid, the kid from Night Walk, and probably one of the kids in Glee Club are the same person. And he's got a little clique as well!
edited 24th Jul '11 6:38:09 AM by BeholdTheTheremin
A pie bus falls into a multiversal convergence point. Hilarity ensues.It's time yet for another Ear Worm:
edited 24th Jul '11 6:47:55 PM by s5555
And here's the Final Exam Remix of the game:
It's noticeably faster than the DS Remix 10, which was already fairly fast, there are more games to cycle through, those games are a bit more apt to use their trickier elements, and there are some surprises. Also, dat ending.
This game in general appears to be harder than the older games in the series. not bad for me, but I wonder how the general populace will handle it.
Taking a break from FE1, for the FE8 draft insteadAlright, who ordered the diabetes?
@Remix 10: ...They...put...the Rhythm Test...in the Remix 10.
...Why don't they just go the extra mile and put the Endless Games in it, too, huh?
Also, in case, here's the stage titles. Who here is good in translating from Japanese to English?
edited 25th Jul '11 3:44:08 AM by BeholdTheTheremin
A pie bus falls into a multiversal convergence point. Hilarity ensues.The Engrish Ear Worms don't stop:
Don't mind if I translate the Japanese stage titles.
- Stage 1
- Hole in One
- Robot Factory
- Seesaw
- Double Date
- Remix 1
- Stage 2
- Skewer
- Tambourine
- Executive Meeting
- Monkey Clock
- Remix 2
- Stage 3
- Working Bun (Or if you want a lame pun, Working Manjuu)
- Built to Scale
- (Assembly in Japanese but the JP title here is the same name as Built to Scale's JP title in Rhythm Heaven DS so I went with that. Nintendo will probably think of a more fitting title, or just go with assembly, when localization time comes since Built to Scale isn't a fitting title anymore considering the scale isn't even used in this minigame.)
- Badminton
- Muscle Doll
- Remix 3
- Stage 4
- Wrestler Interview
- Sorting
- Tiny Life
- Evil Spirit Extermination
- Remix 4
- Stage 5
- Fishing
- Rolling Explorers
- Batting Show
- Bird Flock
- Remix 5
- Stage 6
- Rocket (countdown to) Zero
- Knock Knockers
- Receiving in Bossa
- Love Ya Rap (Daisuki Rap)
- Remix 6
- Stage 7
- Tap-star
- Prawn March (Prawn Ondo)
- Book Girls
- Karate Man (Karate House in JP)
- Remix 7
- Stage 8
- Evil Spirit Extermination 2
- Working Bun 2 (Working Manjuu 2)
- Built to Scale 2 (Assembly 2)
- Double Date 2
- Remix 8
- Stage 9
- Love Ya Rap 2 (Daisuki Rap 2)
- Rare Book Girls
- Hole in One 2
- Robot Factory #2
- Remix 9
- Stage 10
- Muscle Doll 2
- Tiny Life 2
- Skewer 2
- Karate Man 2 (Karate House 2)
- Remix 10
edited 25th Jul '11 4:25:53 PM by Mihashi
I spread my wings, fly away. The wind sweeps me off my feet, blowing me away yeah. Trees whispering to me. I'm feeling free now.Does anybody know the name of the End Credits song?
Wait, youkai extermination?
Bring on the Touhou crossove... oh wait,that's nothing new.
Also, speaking of endless games, here's one of them. Familiar face(s), but not quite as... hungry.
Cant wait for someone to come up with a touhou version of the wii final remix.
Taking a break from FE1, for the FE8 draft insteadA niconico link of one of the most challenging things Treehouse or whoever is localizing will face: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm15124164
It doesn't help that America isn't big on Manzai Routines.
Taking a break from FE1, for the FE8 draft insteadI barely understood a word those two birds said, and yet I found it hilarious.
Especially since the tsukkomi is the small bird, and the boke is the larger bird.
A pie bus falls into a multiversal convergence point. Hilarity ensues.Minno no Rhythm Tengoku soundtrack release date: August 24th! A whoping 4 disc soundtrack!
Is this really a widget series anymore?
Since I see no conversation regarding it, let me be first the one here to post this:
Rhythm Heaven Wii is out in Japan and is slated for release in the US sometime fall. Already people who have played the game says it harkens back to the GBA oroginal and may indeed be the best version to date with the best music.
edited 22nd Jul '11 6:49:33 PM by s5555