I live in a cold European country where arcades are dead.Īnonymous Thu Sep 1 12:19:36 2016 No.15778504
I didn't think that autism would rampant in the one place where people actively discuss rhythm games.Sorry bros,but page 10 and autosaging threads are grounds for a new thread.eat a dick autismos :^)ĭo you have an arcade near you? Specifically Round 1 or Dave & Busters?Īnonymous Thu Sep 1 11:55:04 2016 No.15778407 I'll give Lunatic Rave 2 a look, and play some emulated Rhythm Heaven Fever on the side.Īnonymous Thu Sep 1 11:51:33 2016 No.15778394 If you like the stuff, I recommend getting an ASC (arcade style controller) on site like gamo2 (djdao) or Virgoo.Īnonymous Thu Sep 1 11:46:10 2016 No.15778368
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There's also K-Shoot Mania, a simulator for Sound Voltex, but it might not be very fun without a controller. There's a lot of guide out there to get started. If you want something more "serious" like pop'n or IIDX, look up Lunatic Rave 2. Most of these are on PS Vita but you can play Project Diva on PS4/PS3 too. The easy way is console games like Project diva, Superbeat xonic, or even importing the taiko games if you want. I imagine not liking anything with more than 5 keys limits my options even further.Īnonymous Thu Sep 1 11:26:11 2016 No.15778279 But now I'm back home and this land is barren.
I've only played some Stepmania years ago, and a bit of Taiko and Museca in Japan. How do I get into rhythm games? Why is there no link to a comprehensive guide for getting into rhythm games in the OP?Īs far as I know, there is only one pop'n machine and one iidx machine in my entire country, and they're far out of my reach. >Hopes & Dreams for future songs on your game of choice?
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