Koe Machine/Development

Let's table this for now...

The following content comes from pre-release material, was changed in other regions, or is unused in the game.

There's nothing wrong with a bit of images!

It has been requested that images should be added to this page or section.
Please remove this template when images have been added.

I guess we could try to eat the plate...

This page is incomplete.
You can help Rhythm Heaven Wiki by expanding it.

Rhythm Tengoku

Koe Machine (こえマシン^?, Voice Machine) is the collective name given to the scene used by three of the Rhythm Toys by the Sequence Test. It consists of the following versions in Rhythm Tengoku:

How important are these widget things, anyway?

The following should be done: Verify that these are the actual numbers the rhythm toys correspond to. (This order is guessed from the debug menu)
You can help Rhythm Heaven Wiki by doing it.

No.	Image	Used in
00		Neko Machine
01		Kokuhaku Machine
02		Rap Machine

Early Builds

Kokuhaku Machine was created by Morning Musume, and its name was derived from their song LOVE Machine, which was intended to be used as the music, but was cut due to copyright issues^[1].

Unused Content

How important are these widget things, anyway?

The following should be done: Add known unused content about these rhythm toys.
You can help Rhythm Heaven Wiki by doing it.

References

↑ "ちなみに、もともと『告白マシーン』は、つんく♂さんが作詞・作曲を手掛けた、モーニング娘。の『LOVEマシーン』を使って音遊びをしよう、ということで作ったゲームなんです。しかし、権利関係の問題などがありますから、『LOVEマシーン』の楽曲は使用できませんので、現在の『告白マシーン』になったんです。ちなみに『告白マシーン』の「告白」は、『LOVEマシーン』の「LOVE」をモチーフにしてタイトルをつけたんです。" (Incidentally, "Kokuhaku Machine" was originally created by Morning Musume, for which Tsunku♂ wrote the lyrics and music. The game was originally created as a sound game using Morning Musume's "LOVE Machine", for which Tsunku♂ wrote the lyrics and composed the music. However, due to rights issues, we couldn't use the music from "LOVE Machine", so it became the current "Kokuhaku Machine". Incidentally, the "Kokuhaku" in "Kokuhaku Machine" [meaning "confession"] was inspired by the "LOVE" in "LOVE Machine", and that's how we came up with the title.) ~ Masami Yone, ほぼ日刊イトイ新聞 - 樹の上の秘密基地。 (Hobo Nikkan Itoi Shinbun - A secret base on a tree.)

Rhythm Tengoku (GBA/Arcade)
Rhythm Games	Omake Corner	• • • • •
	STAGE 1	• • • • •
	STAGE 2	• • • • •
	STAGE 3	• • • • •
	STAGE 4	• • • • •
	STAGE 5	• • • • •
	Revival	• • • • •
	Technician	• • • • •
	Last Technician	• • • • •
Arcade Only (1P)	Extra	• • • • •
Arcade Only (2P)	STAGE 1	• • •
	STAGE 2	• • •
	STAGE 3	• • •
	STAGE 4	• • •
	STAGE 5	• • •
	Extra	• • •
Rhythm Omocha		• • •
Endless Games		• • •
Miscellaneous		• Rhythm Shiryo Shitsu • Studio • Perfect Campaign • Characters • The Rhythm League Development History • Sequence Test • Dance Lesson 1 • Tanuki & Monkey

[1] "ちなみに、もともと『告白マシーン』は、つんく♂さんが作詞・作曲を手掛けた、モーニング娘。の『LOVEマシーン』を使って音遊びをしよう、ということで作ったゲームなんです。しかし、権利関係の問題などがありますから、『LOVEマシーン』の楽曲は使用できませんので、現在の『告白マシーン』になったんです。ちなみに『告白マシーン』の「告白」は、『LOVEマシーン』の「LOVE」をモチーフにしてタイトルをつけたんです。" (Incidentally, "Kokuhaku Machine" was originally created by Morning Musume, for which Tsunku♂ wrote the lyrics and music. The game was originally created as a sound game using Morning Musume's "LOVE Machine", for which Tsunku♂ wrote the lyrics and composed the music. However, due to rights issues, we couldn't use the music from "LOVE Machine", so it became the current "Kokuhaku Machine". Incidentally, the "Kokuhaku" in "Kokuhaku Machine" [meaning "confession"] was inspired by the "LOVE" in "LOVE Machine", and that's how we came up with the title.) ~ Masami Yone, ほぼ日刊イトイ新聞 - 樹の上の秘密基地。 (Hobo Nikkan Itoi Shinbun - A secret base on a tree.)

[1]