On July 22nd and 23d, Niconico users クローバー and かべ少佐 made uploads of the perfect playthrough of the level which received over 139,000 and 236,000 views in 12 years, respectively. The player is tasked with answering, flexing muscles and striking poses for the reporters to the rhythm of the song. The 1st Rhythm Game of Stage 4, Ringside, revolves around a wrestler being interviewed by a reporter. So I was a little dissapointed that there was no french dub in Beat the Beat/Fever, but at least there was japanese dub, which I found to be better than the english one.On July 21st, 2011, rhythm video game Rhythm Heaven Fever was released. I know by heart the lyrics of the music played in Karate man. To be honest it's been a long time since I haven't played a game with french dubs this good. Since I'm french I played with french dub, and I have to say it was really great. You can change it by changing your DS language. Ignoring the missing dub I'd say that Fever is also my favorite game in the series so far.Īctually the european version are dubbed into three languages: english, german and french. At least they made up for it by letting you choose between the English and the Japanese soundtrack. Unfortunately the game was rather unsuccessful in Europe (at least judging by how fast the price dropped to under 10€ here), so they didn't dub the sequel anymore. Luckily they dubbed that game into many languages, including German, and the German versions were actually pretty awesome. The English versions in Rhythm Heaven were 'OK' at best. terrible (Dazzles, Fan Club), but they really improved a lot in Fever, I don't think any of the songs sound bad at all in english.

The localization of most of the songs in Rhythm Heaven is just. So if you've played the games, what do you think? And if not, go out and play them right now (you can always emulate Tengoku, and it's pretty intuitive so you can do it without knowing any Japanese)! And trust me, these games are pure evil at times (case-in-point: Moai Doo-Wop 2 on the DS one). I have completed the first two games, but I'm still working on Fever.

Personally the DS one is my favorite, but I own all three (thanks to Pac for shipping me Tengoku). I didn't link any because I don't want to spoil them. There are also remixes which will suddenly switch between stages, set to a new song and often with cosmetic changes to make the stages fit the theme. In fact, the WarioWare team developed the games! I like to think of it as WarioWare meets a rhythm game.

it's the same gameplay set to different songs? Well, in these games each song is its own stage with its own gameplay. You know how in, say, DDR, Guitar Hero, etc. If you're unfamiliar with it, these games are some pretty unique rhythm games. Sonikku introduced me to them, and I'm incredibly glad he did.

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