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Blood on the dancefloor

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Rhythm Thief The Emperors Treasure was originally released on 3DS in April 2012, but although it received positive reviews it wasnt a success. This was only shortly after the 3DSs late 2011 renaissance but the most obvious reason it failed is a lack of marketing push on Segas part. Re-releasing it on iOS might seem the best way to recoup the losses but unfortunately thats not quite whats happened here

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TTP Writes: "Rhythm Thief The Paris Caper is one of the best rhythm games released in recent times. The gameplay experience is really unique, combining a good narrative with engaging rhythm sections. The added features of this version of the game don't feel tacked on just for the sake of including them, but contribute in making the game play really smoothly. The only real flaw of the game is the always on requirement, which prevents players from even starting the game without an active internet connection."

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A first look at Marvelous AQLs PlayStation Vita rhythm game.

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The Silver Award-winning Rhythm Thief and the Emperor's Treasure ranks as one of the most criminally underplayed games in the 3DS's library, and copies aren't easy to find. Thankfully, Sega has done us all a solid and released Rhythm Thief the Paris Caper for iOS. This is an abridged version of the original, and and an almost perfect rhythm game. Almost. There's a gem of a game here if you...

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Push Square: "Rhythm games often provide the basis for some engrossing, addictive entertainment, yet Streetkix Freestyle scores an own goal in almost every department. Its a shame, because the concept is a good one but everything about this experience feels rushed, tedious, and unpolished. Poor design, sub-par visuals, and dull audio mean that you should dribble right around this release. Its honestly a bit of a kick in the balls."

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Push Square: "Rhythm games often provide the basis for some engrossing, addictive entertainment, yet Streetkix Freestyle scores an own goal in almost every department. Its a shame, because the concept is a good one but everything about this experience feels rushed, tedious, and unpolished. Poor design, sub-par visuals, and dull audio mean that you should dribble right around this release. Its honestly a bit of a kick in the balls."