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==Controls== | ==Controls== | ||
* | *A: March | ||
* | *B: Stop marching | ||
* | *Left: Left face | ||
* | *Right: Right face | ||
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Revision as of 07:22, 8 February 2013
Marcher is the 3rd Game of Rhythm Tengoku, and has a sequel, called Marcher 2. It is about a General, and the four Cadets doing marching training. All of the commands are in japanese, so you have to memorize them. (unless you know japanese.
Gameplay
The player must follow the general's orders and do what he says or else he will steam up and turn red. He Yells out four different commands. One to stop, one to go, one for left, and one for right.
Controls
- A: March
- B: Stop marching
- Left: Left face
- Right: Right face
Rating Screens
- Marchers tryagain.jpg
- Marchers ok.jpg
- Marchers superb.jpg
Gameplay Video
Appearances
Trivia
- In Shoot-'Em-Up 2 for Rhythm Heaven, they used one of the Cadets for the commander of the ship blasting aliens.
- The General may be related to Captain Tuck.
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