See Games Differently
See Games Differently
rhythm game
Traditional rhythm games give players a series of set songs to tap along to. In Project Rap Rabbit, the newly-announced collaboration between Parappa the Rapper‘s Masaya Matsuura and Gitaroo Man‘s Keiichi Yano, players participate in rap battles powered by RPG-style dialogue trees.
Fans of Korea’s DJMax series have certain expectations of their rhythm games. They want complexity. They crave challenge. Their music ge preference is all over the place. Superbeat: Xonic gives us exactly what we want.
Konami today unveiled seven more of the tracks that will be playable on their upcoming Def Jam Rapstar game and confirmed that Bangladesh will be providing instrumental beats for the game’s freestyle mode.
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