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[[Insert Picture Here|thumb|alt=The boxart.]] | [[Insert Picture Here|thumb|alt=The boxart.]] | ||
Rhythm Heaven, known as Rhythm Tengoku Gold in Japan | Rhythm Heaven, known as Rhythm Tengoku Gold in Japan and | ||
Rhythm Paradise in Europe, is a rhythm game for the | Rhythm Paradise in Europe, is a rhythm game for the | ||
Nintendo DS. It was released in Japan in July of 2008, | Nintendo DS. It was released in Japan in July of 2008, | ||
the United States in April of 2009, and Europe the following month. | the United States in April of 2009, and Europe the following month. | ||
Technically, this game is a sequel | Technically, this game is a sequel. But the first game, | ||
Rhythm Tengoku, did not materialize outside of Japan. It | Rhythm Tengoku, did not materialize outside of Japan. It | ||
was for the Gameboy Advance, and was quite popular, enough | was for the Gameboy Advance, and was quite popular, enough | ||
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===Games=== | ===Games=== | ||
The rhythm heaven game have 50 main games: 24 common games, 10 remix, and 16 common-like games, but in a harder version. The games are: | The rhythm heaven game have 50 main games: 24 common games, 10 remix, and 16 common-like games, but in a harder version. The games are: | ||
*Build to | *Build to Scale | ||
* | *Glee club | ||
* | *Fillbots | ||
* | *Fan Cub | ||
*[[remix 1 (Rhythm Heaven)]] | *[[remix 1 (Rhythm Heaven)]] | ||