Sentences with phrase «great rhythm games»

Whether you're a huge Final Fantasy fan or just enjoy great rhythm games with fantastic music, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is certainly for you.

KickBeat was a really interesting idea that with a little better direction could have made for a great rhythm game on the Vita which, I feel, is a platform that can handle rhythm games very well.

First and foremost, Gitaroo - Man is the greatest rhythm game of all time.

As well, I saw that this would make a great rhythm game since we'd need a good indication of timing.

The original Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is a great rhythm game with a variety of different play modes (something of a rarity in this genre) that also manages to utilize RPG - style parties, items and abilities to make the game even more dynamic.

It's a great rhythm game.

The sequel to Project Diva F brings with it an improved localization (with English song lyrics) and other features such as Japanese save imports, on top of what was already a great rhythm game.

Not exact matches

Team Lalez, which typically finds itself with total assists in the mid-teens, just could not find their offensive rhythm, but overcame that with gritty defense and great rebounding late in the game.

«I'm excited and the season has started now, which is great, so I just want to get the games going, get into that rhythm and start scoring goals.

Song singing games, finger games, nursery rhyme games are great as they can teach your child about rhythm and improve the child's comprehension skills too.

It's fun, it's pretty, it sounds great, and is a surprisingly intense challenge, even for veteran rhythm gamers.

Now with 38 great tracks, 4 difficulty levels, hundreds of unlockables, and a robust edit mode I still need to break into, I feel I have the rhythm game of the decade.

I always thought Bit.Trip Runner would be a great arcade game, and Bit.Trip Presents Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien looks like it will be a perfect fit on XBLA, even with its insanely long title.

The hub world is so packed with details - like player - created artwork, storefronts, and even a fully - featured rhythm minigame using the game's great soundtrack - that it runs at half the frame rate as the actual gameplay.

It's also a great buy if you like rhythm games and you have lots of stamina.

The music quality is, like most recent rhythm games, great.

One of weaker games included in this game is Rhythm Recital that has you matching up notes with the classic Mario music and is not as interactive as the other instalments but nonetheless, it's great hearing all scores again in glorious MIDI.

However, Super Beat Sports does such a phenomenal job of having wide appeal through its accessible gameplay and charming world that even gamers who are reluctant to enjoy rhythm - based gameplay will find themselves having a great time.

The rhythm game itself is great fun, if not a little on the difficult side; even on normal difficulty it can be hard to keep track of everything flying around the screen.

This is the rhythm game I've been looking for gameplay is fun graphics r great and the amount of optimization for controls that suits anyone's preference and the wide variety of songs and still updating with more content keep up the good work

Edit: I would also like to point out that I can't believe anyone can honestly blame Sakamoto alone (who has been responsible for tons of great games over the course of his career including Rhythm Heaven) and meanwhile think Team Ninja bears no responsibility at all with how the game turned out.

The touch screen on Switch is great, I know there are very limited games that make exclusive use of it (the first one being a rhythm game, Voez) but it's seriously an underrated aspect to the Switch.

Most importantly, dancing bears are the greatest foes to ever grace a rhythm - based music game.

This game looks like it will be a great addition to the rhythm library and sure to be a great platformer.

While the music is still great and the characters unforgettable, playing it practically demands constant practice in order to decipher the game's crazy timing, diminishing its appeal to all but hardcore rhythm action fans and making an hour - long game drag on for no good reason.

Despite a great system that remains enjoyable across multiple runs, the lack of diversity affects the game and this all makes it easy to fall too comfortably into the games rhythm removing most of the challenge.

Clouberry Kingdom, in essence, is a rhythm game that will have onlookers amazed just as much, not for quick or flashy footwork, but for great side - scrolling, obstacle evading, rhythm - based gameplay.

With the great reception of Persona 4: Dancing All Night, there's been fan talk of a Persona 3 rhythm game.

If you've ever wanted to read Japanese — whether for language study, travel, or playing import games — this is a great way to get started, and an enjoyable rhythm - based runner with an excellent chiptune soundtrack besides.

Unfortunately, recent years haven't been great to the once iconic series, but that doesn't mean we've seen the last of rhythm based music games.

The full list of finalists for the 2009 IGF Mobile «Next Great Mobile Game» competition are: Depict (VillaVanilla)-- iPhone FastFoot Challenge (Urban Team)-- J2ME Picopoke (Singapore - MIT GAMBIT Game Lab)-- Photo / Internet - capable Mobile Handsets Rhythm of War (KranX Productions / SME Dynamic Systems)-- Sony PSP Reflection (Team Reflection — University of Southern California)-- Nintendo DS As well as receiving $ 2,000 of the IGF Mobile's $ 30,000 prize pool, the winner of the IGF Mobile's «Next Great Mobile Game» will be given a spot in the IGF Mobile's pavilion (adjoining the main IGF Pavilion) in which to demonstrate a playable version of their game, alongside the finalists of the main IGF Mobile competitGame» competition are: Depict (VillaVanilla)-- iPhone FastFoot Challenge (Urban Team)-- J2ME Picopoke (Singapore - MIT GAMBIT Game Lab)-- Photo / Internet - capable Mobile Handsets Rhythm of War (KranX Productions / SME Dynamic Systems)-- Sony PSP Reflection (Team Reflection — University of Southern California)-- Nintendo DS As well as receiving $ 2,000 of the IGF Mobile's $ 30,000 prize pool, the winner of the IGF Mobile's «Next Great Mobile Game» will be given a spot in the IGF Mobile's pavilion (adjoining the main IGF Pavilion) in which to demonstrate a playable version of their game, alongside the finalists of the main IGF Mobile competitGame Lab)-- Photo / Internet - capable Mobile Handsets Rhythm of War (KranX Productions / SME Dynamic Systems)-- Sony PSP Reflection (Team Reflection — University of Southern California)-- Nintendo DS As well as receiving $ 2,000 of the IGF Mobile's $ 30,000 prize pool, the winner of the IGF Mobile's «Next Great Mobile Game» will be given a spot in the IGF Mobile's pavilion (adjoining the main IGF Pavilion) in which to demonstrate a playable version of their game, alongside the finalists of the main IGF Mobile competitGame» will be given a spot in the IGF Mobile's pavilion (adjoining the main IGF Pavilion) in which to demonstrate a playable version of their game, alongside the finalists of the main IGF Mobile competitgame, alongside the finalists of the main IGF Mobile competition.

With an impressively novel and well - done approach to gameplay, as well as a great tracklist and campaign to back it up, The Metronomicon is one of the best rhythm games in recent memory.

It's a great game to pull out at parties, or if you just want to spend a few minutes zoning out to the rhythm of some really catchy music.

So if you'll pardon the pun despite great music and simple gameplay, Samurai Beatdown feels like a rhythm game without a beat.

Lost In Harmony, the latest game from the creator of the highly rated Valiant Hearts: The Great War, is a rhythm game that uses a bunch of classic music (and one exclusive track from Wyclef Jean) in order to tell the story of Kaito and Aya.

The core design of a rhythm game is completely turned on its head with all the nods and themes of the Final Fantasy series, and the results are great.

Rhythm games have probably been the reason why I didn't have a very great sex life back in my teenage years.

A 2D spaceship shooter seemed like a great fit for the theme, so we tried to incorporate elements from sidescrolling shooters on top of our rhythm game core.

When we were still brainstorming how the game would work, we realized that if we have five or less discrete lanes, a guitar controller would be a great control mechanism — Retro / Grade is a rhythm game at its core, after all.

2015 is a great year to be a Playstation Vita owner and rhythm game fan.

Show off your dance moves while you compete against other players in this rhythm game with dozens of great songs.

Unequivocally, Fantasia is the best music or rhythm gave of all time, and possibly the greatest Kinect game of all time too.

I am also a fan of the Vocaloids, so when the original Project Diva game came out on PSP, it was a great way to have a Rhythm Game based on the music and characters I already watched videosgame came out on PSP, it was a great way to have a Rhythm Game based on the music and characters I already watched videosGame based on the music and characters I already watched videos of.

While the game is focused on the «rhythm violence» aspect, Thumper is also a great horror game.

Since I'm asking others, If I'm to rank my favorites it probably goes: Persona 4 (epic RPG), Mark of the Ninja (ingenious stealth mechanics) Runner 2 (great trance out, rhythm game and humor) Rayman Origins (tough but enjoyable platformer; beautiful atmosphere) Darksiders (gritty Zelda, imperfect but enjoable) Thomas was Alone (short, but clever and a good bit size game) The Cave (not fantastic, but humorous and no complaints at the PS + free tier)

Thumper is a great choice if you want to play a strange addicting Rhythm game that will test your reflexes.

Cytus: Cytus is a great rhythm - based game could be quite an exercising session for your fingers.

ROCK BAND Reloaded is a solid rhythm game title with the usual variety of instruments, but while singing is a great addition it doesn't make up for the rest of the game's encore performance.

But beyond that, you have an entertaining story combined with competent rhythm game mechanics and great music which makes Fredric a wonderful addition to the PSM library.

From the North American console debuts of Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone and Superbeat: Xonic to the announcement of Persona 3 and 5 Dancing All Night sequels, 2017 is a great year to be a rhythm game fan.