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Sun Dec 6
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02/04/09
And to all of you asking about what its like or anything.
Just go to the site, theres a demo on the main page.
02/04/09
02/05/09
Seconded!
It would work really well on a console too...
02/12/09
I've invested pretty heavily in my 360 as a music machine, with a large array of rhythm games for it, in conjunction with the media player functions/etc;
whenever any rhythm-like game appears, my first true desire is to see it for the 360 these days. It's just... so nice to have all of the same type of genre game on one unit.
Tangent\
...In an ideal universe, I'd even be playing my wii games on the 360, too, but... oh well. Where is this "one console future" all the analysts were predicting? It'd be so nice to see a Microsoft-Nintendo collab to dual-dominate both the casual and hardcore market.... It'd have a fantastic library, and with so many users on it, network applications would be excellent. but each company does so well by itself I can't imagine them needing to strike such a deal... oh well. /Tangent.
12/02/08
Nonetheless, would be cool to see this on the iPhone.
12/02/08