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    Image of excel_excel excel_excel
    07/09/09

    In reply to DJ Star Scratches Your DS
    God I hate club music. DAMN KIDS WITH YOUR WEIRD BEATS *shakes fists*
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    Image of NeöStarr NeöStarr
    07/09/09

    In reply to DJ Star Scratches Your DS
    I'm always skeptical about DS rhythm games, mostly because the built-in speakers just really aren't that loud, but I can still get into them as long as the gameplay makes up for it. This one looks awesome though, so I'll probably try it out. Is it a game though, or more like a the Korg thing where you can actually make music? That was a little confusing to me. Some parts looked similar to Elite Beat Agents (following the circles on the turntable), and other parts looked like they were actually assembling their own beats (at about 1:35).
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    Image of excel_excel excel_excel
    07/09/09

    @NeoStarr: They are generally loud enough for rhythm games, but personally I always use headphones for rhythm games. Love Rhythm Heaven and Ouendan and EBA.
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    Image of Norellicus Norellicus
    07/09/09

    @excel_excel: I used to think they were loud enough too, until I plugged my headphones in on EBA and Patapon...and heard entire note structures that I didn't even know existed, lol

    The difference it made in my ability to keep streaks going was *huge*. Definitely never play handheld games without headphones anymore, since so many have audible cues for various things.
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    Image of excel_excel excel_excel
    04/21/09

    In reply to Be A DJ On Your DS
    Aww remember the way you could DJ the tracks in Warioware Twisted? Fucking loved that game
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    Image of Ueziel Ueziel
    04/21/09

    In reply to Be A DJ On Your DS
    I already look back at all the awesome music games that used to be released. Like Gitaroo Man, Amplitude/Frequency, and all of those and Konami still puts out every other music game I play with any actual time investment outside of parties.


    As far as I'm concerned, the era of music gaming started 10 years ago.

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    Image of BassForever BassForever
    04/21/09

    @Ueziel: This, who didn't enjoy the crap out of Parappa the Rappa or any of the other classic music games way back when. The only thing thats different about today is that music games are slowly becoming the new FPS with everyone and their mother wanting to make one.
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    04/21/09

    @BassForever: Ah Parappa the Rapper! Awesome game, but don't forget Vib Ribbon! I'd easily pay for that again if it was redone in HD with MP3 support!
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    Image of Koztah Koztah
    04/21/09

    @BassForever:


    In the rain or in the snow, I got the funky flow but now I really gotta go.

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