Question about the fine people playing Kickbeat

[LoAlexandria]

and i thought i'ld be the worst music-game-genre nerd, lol


Well I first started with DDR when i was on vacation in Guam in a game center (year 2001), damn i sucked, lol
then i imported DDR and other rhythm based PS2 games.
finally guitar hero released and couldnt get my hands off. now i prefer rock Band > GH though xD

since PS3 came out i put myself on a challenge to complete every possible music/rhythm game to 100% (trophyvise) - i'm just stuck at Just Dance games (4 player trophies) + orgarhythm + Hatsune Miku PD DT 2nd although I FCd the last song

last game non PS3 game i played was rerave in vegas, damn i spend some money playing it xD
wish they'ld make a vita version ;P


just some videos i uploaded playing several music games.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brKDt61_Nnc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62zKg-II5ic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkJVxR_RIqk

I will record some kickbeat stuff soon too, but first i gotta go 6-starring every song on master difficulty xD

[joaoleixoes]

like almost everyone (i think) i´ve already played guitar hero and Audiosurf (audiosurf was the game that lead me to play kickbeat because of the beat your music option )

[Solitude]

You should have held onto that disc. How did you get it?

I was doing some consulting for RedOctane. They wanted an evaluation of the game.

[Shinji16]

Now that I think about it, the last dance game I played was the PS2 version of In the Groove 2. I can't remember if it actually got released or not, though...I really should have held onto that disc!

You should have held onto that disc. How did you get it?

[Solitude]

Another Guitarooman player. Plus I'm used to hearing DDR before PIU.

This forum's got good taste.

Now that I think about it, the last dance game I played was the PS2 version of In the Groove 2. I can't remember if it actually got released or not, though...I really should have held onto that disc!

[Shinji16]

Amplitude, Frequency, Pump It Up (Arcade and Home), Guitar Hero 1-3, Rock Band 1-3, Guitarooman,

and, of course, all the rhythmic mini-games in other games.

Another Guitarooman player. Plus I'm used to hearing DDR before PIU.

This forum's got good taste.

[mikeburnfire]

Amplitude, Frequency, Pump It Up (Arcade and Home), Guitar Hero 1-3, Rock Band 1-3, Guitarooman,

and, of course, all the rhythmic mini-games in other games.

[LuigiAuditore]

My first music/rhythm game was

GITAROO MAN

on the PS2.

These are the other music/rhythm games I've dabble in.
Guitar Hero 1-3
Rock Band 1 and 2
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
Pump It Up

[Shinji16]

My first music-based game experience was Parappa the Rapper on the original PlayStation

After that I was hooked on rythym games and bought many more including Um Jammer Lammy, Space Channel 5 Part 2, Gitaroo Man and Amplitude.

It's unfortunate that the timing in Parappa and Um Jammer were so awful, because the music and creativity behind those games were incredible, and years ahead of their time. Also, Space Channel 5? Another rare mention. Although I'm not sure what I enjoyed more: playing Space Channel 5, or unlocking the enemy character from SC5 in Rez and then playing Rez with him.

Speaking of project diva, here's an imported track in KickBeat (intro is shaky, but it gets better)

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[Shinji16]

my first rhythm / music game was bust a groove, and i used to play DDR and PIU like... ages ago hahaha.

Ah, Bust a Groove, I don't hear that often. I still play DDR once in a while for exercise, and while there's a PIU machine near me, it's in a Dave + Busters, which means the pads are likely sticky from drunks spilling stuff on them. Oddly enough, sensors/etc well maintained.

[mechsito]

my first rhythm / music game was bust a groove, and i used to play DDR and PIU like... ages ago hahaha.

[Shinji16]

But, as I said, I mostly play osu!taiko. It's clone of the another game - Taiko no Tatsujin.

I used to own a Taiko machine; I regret selling it but I live in a small house, so that and the IIDX machine, with the IIDX machine having favor for a lot of reasons...
But yeah, that game is absolutely rainbow pooping cuteness vomitingly the third coming of Christ. Loved playing it.

[vivan]

Ah, Osu! for PC. I've played the original (Osu! Tatakae Ouendan!) for DS along with it's sequel and American version EBA. It's a great game and I love the system it uses; so original!

In my opinion PC version significantly exceeded the original. There're thousands of ranked beatmaps and huge community.
But, as I said, I mostly play osu!taiko. It's clone of the another game - Taiko no Tatsujin. Also I've tried osu!mania (Beatmania clone), but it was so hard...

Have you played Project Diva though? That game is lots of fun; uplifting music and a great difficulty curve.

Not yet. It was recently released in Europe on ps3. I hope they'll release it on Vita too. Although if it doesn't happen in a year, I'll probably get japanese version.

Have you played any of the DJ Max games that were on the PSP? They're available (or should be) for download over PSN.

Nope, they're not available here Probably for the same reason as Technika Tune. The only one PSP (actually minis) rhytmgame that I found was boom beats. It's really small, but still quite enjoyable.

[Solitude]

Speaking of project diva, here's an imported track in KickBeat (intro is shaky, but it gets better): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhhYbIGATQg

[Roddy100]

My first music-based game experience was Parappa the Rapper on the original PlayStation

After that I was hooked on rythym games and bought many more including Um Jammer Lammy, Space Channel 5 Part 2, Gitaroo Man and Amplitude.