Added: 27.02.2014 7:15 | 13 views | 0 comments


Weapon Shop de Omasse is a game developed and published by Level-5, a company well known for their Dark Cloud games back in 2000 and more recently their White Knight Chronicles Series and Ni No Kuni releases. Weapon Shop de Omasse was first released in Japan back in November 2012 and took until February 2014 to be brought to the English speakers of the world. In its simplest, Weapon Shop is a Fantasy Rhythm game with some slight shop management simulation thrown in, but is it worth the purchase?

Added: 22.02.2014 6:15 | 24 views | 0 comments


Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call a new Daily Feature track that will show a new track every day. Clearing the daily feature track will give you x1.5 the average Rhythm Points.

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It must be tough to make a truly engaging rhythm game as theyre essentially elaborate versions of Simon. The simplicity of their mechanics hides beneath flashy graphics and scenarios that provide some context, but if none of that does it for you, a games only other recourse is to have awesome music. Radiohammer gets it partially right. Its challenging gameplay is delivered through absurd concepts and a polished art style. Unfortunately, the concepts are limited, the challenge becomes beyond punishing, and the music is unmemorable.

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SuperPhillip Central writes, "Welcome to a Nintendo 3DS-centric edition of SuperPhillip Central's Favorite VGMs! We have music from games new and old to share with our readers this fine Monday afternoon. On the docket this week includes Bravely Default, Fire Emblem: Awakening, and Rhythm Thief the Emperor's Treasure. If you can take your eyes off of your 3DS and quit StreetPassing, you can take a listen to our picks this week!"

Added: 08.02.2014 20:15 | 8 views | 0 comments


Taking a look back at some of the forgotten music and rhythm games from yesteryear. How many have you played?

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Hardcore Gamer: Despite my truest love of rock and metal, electronic music is currently a huge interest for me. Not just the modern stuff like Pendulum or Knife Party, but those older electronic artists like The Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers and (as you can probably tell from my profile avatar) Aphex Twin. These artists, like many electronica artists, use the beat to make their music exciting. You cant dance to something without a beat to follow. BeatBlasters III takes that idea one step further and says that you cant fight without a beat. While that sounds intimidating, Chainsawesome Games have built an entire game around beatcentric electronic rhythm. Its ironic that BeatBlasters IIIs objective is to take out an oppressive butcher, because the design in BeatBlasters III does more to tie you down and hold you back than let you break free and party.

Added: 01.02.2014 10:16 | 8 views | 0 comments


Taitos iOS rhythm game Groove Coaster is still going strong, and has brought word that the arcade version of the game will be getting an update.

Added: 27.01.2014 9:24 | 20 views | 0 comments


Cheap indie games on offer if you've already bought a participating title.

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Senran Kagura producer Kenichiro Takaki seems to have his hands full with busty ninjas of late, but hes also taking the time to work on a new Vocaloid rhythm game, titled IA/VT Colorful. During an interview with Famitsu, Takaki talks about the upcoming PlayStation Vita game.