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Rhythm games is the main core of the game. The object of this mode is to unlock each rhythm game, or mini game, by achieving a decent score which is based on how well the player kept in rhythm of the previous one. After unlocking and succeeding at the first five games, a [[Remix|remix]] will appear that combines all of the five games featured in the last row. Once a "[[Superb|high level]]" rank is achieved on each rhythm game, a chance to go for a [[perfect|"perfect]]" will be available at random times. Other things can also be accessed in this mode during game progression such as the [[Café]], [[Drum Lessons|drum lessons]] and [[Rhythm Toys|rhythm toys]]. | |||
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Revision as of 19:04, 13 August 2012
Rhythm Tengoku ("リズム天国" or Rhythm Heaven) is a rhythm game developed by Nintendo SPD. It was only released in Japan on August 3, 2006, and also the last game Nintendo had developed for the GameBoy Advance. An arcade version was co-developed by Sega. This is the first installment of the Rhythm Heaven series.
Gameplay
The core gameplay of all of the minigames are based on rhythm. Every minigame has its own set of rules.
Rhythm Games
Rhythm games is the main core of the game. The object of this mode is to unlock each rhythm game, or mini game, by achieving a decent score which is based on how well the player kept in rhythm of the previous one. After unlocking and succeeding at the first five games, a remix will appear that combines all of the five games featured in the last row. Once a "high level" rank is achieved on each rhythm game, a chance to go for a "perfect" will be available at random times. Other things can also be accessed in this mode during game progression such as the Café, drum lessons and rhythm toys.
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