Rhythm Paradise Megamix (Sir Megamix-a-Lot)

The_Jaster wrote:

masofdas wrote:

Does it have levels fro the OG game?

The demo or the full game? The demo has 2 from the old game & all the others are new, the last one is a bit of a tease though.

Either as that means the game has Dreamcast connections.

It should be my new game I can link anything to the Dremacast within 5 things.

Only you would be into it for that reason.

On here yeah but I reckon quite a few in the SEGA / Dreamcast community will be interested in the game due to that fact.

8/10 for what it's worth. Their main criticism, that there's a lot of reused content (and it's true, there's a lot), doesn't apply to me since I've only properly played the Wii game. Looking forward to this (FINALLY).

The worst thing for me? That stupid dull Exhibition Match game is in. At least there's no sign of Love (c)Rap.

Balladeer wrote:

8/10 for what it's worth.  Their main criticism, that there's a lot of reused content (and it's true, there's a lot), doesn't apply to me since I've only properly played the Wii game.  Looking forward to this (FINALLY).

Yeah, me too.
I know I should know this, but: is it getting a physical release? I know someone who would probably like this as a birthday present, but I don't want to get someone a "digital thing"!

The Nintendo UK website certainly seems to think so.

Not long to go now! I've been listening to some Beat the Beat songs to get me in the mood... I still can't do Tap Troupe.

I'm currently debating if I should stick with the physical copy I've preordered or actually download it as even though it's the same game I've already got I'll probably play the crap out of it as it is my go to when want to play something quick

Ah, the carts are tiny - just glue it to your 3DS and pretend it's the digital version!

Balladeer wrote:

Not long to go now!  I've been listening to some Beat the Beat songs to get me in the mood...  I still can't do Tap Troupe.

Ah, that fishing game can do one.

I quite liked the fishing game. 'OM-A-LOM-LOM'

shanks wrote:

I'm currently debating if I should stick with the physical copy I've preordered or actually download it as even though it's the same game I've already got I'll probably play the crap out of it as it is my go to when want to play something quick

I think I'll be going digital as there's just no way I'll be removing MH gen from my 3ds any time soon.

I've gone digital, and I completely get what Fronky's said - I've not been impressed by the early stage remixes of old BtB songs, and lots of them are simplified versions (Figure Fighter doesn't have "Go go go!").  That said, it's more Rhythm Paradise and I'm still enjoying it.

I went blue in the first gate, by the way.  Stuff that. (Red for the other two.)

Double post (help me Shanks): some of these games really knacker yer thumb. Cases in point: Glee Club (2, which is really 1) and Frog Hop.

Also: what does Mr. Game & Watch have over the Rhythm Paradise team that they felt the need to bring back the long and tedious Working Dough?

I'll add that I still say the glee club can go rot in hell
I'm going through the rest of the towers at the moment and stopped at that glee club 2 as I know I'm not going to get past it without using 3 coins

I didn't realise that you could skip by use of coins!

Meanwhile - did I say that some of them knacker my thumb?  Sweet innocent young Balladeer of yesterday: you have much to learn.



This knackers both my thumb and my brain.  Some of the games obviously designed for stylus use are really truly obviously not suited for buttons.

Also...:

From memory you can, that or I some how fluked a pass on my Jap version

Add the idol game(s) to the ones with tripe music. When even clapping monkeys can't make something great, you know you done mucked up.

Powered through a couple of the minigames yesterday - literally the first two in the first story section. It feels easier than I remember, so that fills me with hope that there's more of a proper difficulty curve than I remember from Beat The Beat: Rhythm Paradise (*shudder*).

Still gone back to DQVII, though.

ZeroJones wrote:

Still gone back to DQVII, though.

I think the game as a whole is more forgiving than BtB. The difficulty definitely ramps up though (friggin' Lockstep).

This has been on my "to-buy" list, all told. Maybe closer to Christmas - I'm too busy just now with other games!

I'd hope so, we still have a podcast to record!

There's a couple of other games I remember I hate, think lockstep is one but can't remember what the other is but it's a musical one

Yes, so, I've swapped out DQVII and slammed this in so that I can get a bit of rhythm in my life. So far so good on the story mode, five minigames in. More on this story when I have it.

THERE'S A SECOND CHUFFING FROG HOP GAME

My poor thumb.

I have a new arch nemesis: Glee Club. I have enough trouble pressing the button(s) in time, never mind holding and releasing in time.

That said, I am at the Third Gate in the Story Mode. Script is lovely and I'm happier about the feedback I'm getting compared to that of Beat The Beat (i.e. none).

DIGRESSION ALERT: Yes, I do enjoy a bit of Boot The Beat The Beat. What of it?

On the other hand, I have had a 59. And a 58.