Siliconera catches the Oshiri Kajiri Mushi bug
The many instruments are played identically -- by tapping on the screen in response to audio and visual cues. Said visual cues include the Butt-Biting Bug flying towards groups of stars; when he contacts a star, the player is to tap the screen. Successful taps increase a meter, which, when full, triggers a butt-biting vignette. The lessons unlock special games like the voice-training lesson, in which players actually sing into the mic.
We're still a bit flabbergasted that the weird song about biting butts became popular enough to support a game, which is now a real thing that someone bought.
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5-07-2008 @ 12:18AM
MidnightScott said...
I've played it, not much there. Just like Taiko DS 2...not much there. The first game has better music :d
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5-07-2008 @ 8:34AM
t1d4k said...
Well, if ya have played this game more longer, ya will realize, this game is perfect for most people, spesialy for the people that want to learn music with the enjoyable way (in this way Children ), yes this game is simple, but this game is fun. by the way, have you tried the menu on the left below..? that menu gonna give you a song about musics classic :D.
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