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|mode = Single player, Multiplayer | |mode = Single player, Multiplayer | ||
|games = | |games = 96 (plus challenges and co-op) | ||
|previous = [[Rhythm Heaven Fever]] | |previous = [[Rhythm Heaven Fever]] | ||
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== Challenge Land == | == Challenge Land == | ||
Challenge Land is a new feature in Megamix. Here, the player may board the [[Challenge Train]], where the player must beat a series of minigames, usually with modified rules and tempo. Additionally, if the Perfect Campaign is up, it can be challenged here. Challenge Land becomes playable once the player clears the | Challenge Land is a new feature in Megamix. Here, the player may board the [[Challenge Train]], where the player must beat a series of minigames, usually with modified rules and tempo. Additionally, if the Perfect Campaign is up, it can be challenged here. Challenge Land becomes playable once the player clears the Lush Tower. | ||
== List of Rhythm Games== | == List of Rhythm Games== | ||
Majority of the games appear in Story Mode, where they are grouped into places of four: one Rhythm Tengoku game, one Rhythm Heaven game, one Rhythm Heaven Fever game, and one new game. | Majority of the games appear in Story Mode, where they are grouped into places of four: one Rhythm Tengoku game, one Rhythm Heaven game, one Rhythm Heaven Fever game, and one new game. | ||
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=== List of Rhythm Toys === | === List of Rhythm Toys === | ||
* [[ | * [[Figure Fighter VS]] | ||
* [[Goat Pachinko]] | * [[Goat Pachinko]] | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* There is a challenge mode minigame called | * There is a challenge mode minigame called Rhythmware, where many of the minigames are replaced with Warioware characters. This is due to both series being created by the same developers. | ||
*This is the first game to not include any of Tsunku's songs in the introduced Rhythm Games. | *This is the first game to not include any of Tsunku's songs in the introduced Rhythm Games. | ||
*This game in the series is known to have the most Rhythm games, with Rhythm games from every game in the series. | *This game in the series is known to have the most Rhythm games, with Rhythm games from every game in the series. | ||
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** [[Rhythm Heaven (location)|Rhythm Heaven]] itself. | ** [[Rhythm Heaven (location)|Rhythm Heaven]] itself. | ||
* Ashley makes a cameo in the cafe as a doll. | * Ashley makes a cameo in the cafe as a doll. | ||
* The minigames at gates and towers are lined up by their game from oldest to newest (for example in Forest Tower: First is Spaceball from Rhythm Tengoku, then Dog Ninja from Rhythm Heaven, then Hole | * The minigames at gates and towers are lined up by their game from oldest to newest (for example in Forest Tower: First is Spaceball from Rhythm Tengoku, then Dog Ninja from Rhythm Heaven, then Hole in One from Rhythm Heaven Fever and finally the new one - Sumo Brothers). | ||
* While using simple tap, it shows the character when tapping. This is a reference to [[Rhythm Heaven]]. | * While using simple tap, it shows the character when tapping. This is a reference to [[Rhythm Heaven]]. | ||