E3: Rhythm Heaven Wii

With more attention-getting tunes and improved artwork, Rhythm Eden's introductory solace iteration is shaping up to look like a good clock time.

For those of you who never played the first two entries in the series – Ok, first unsatisfactory, you are terrible people – Rhythm Eden is a wacky collection of rhythm-based miniskirt-games made by the WarioWare team. The Game Boy Advance debut never made IT to the States, but it's inferior, DS sequel did. Now, we have the Wii follow-up – one I didn't know existed until I stumbled upon information technology on the show floor.

Don't worry, series fans: The transition to Wii doesn't miserly gimmicky motion controls galore. Cycle Heaven Wii continues to keep things stupid-simple, requiring only pressing a button operating theater cardinal in time to the beat. This Wii sequel keeps the simplicity while improving the experience with improved good and graphics that a console can bring home the bacon.

The demo contained three games/songs. The first game up to my neck stabbing a fork in time as peas flew across in the block out sooner or later to the outwit. The sound, euphony and artwork keep the lo-fi charm of the seminal without sacrificing fidelity. There isn't more going on in these games, but the tending to detail is skillful. For instance, if you slenderly lost the beat, the pea would get stuck between two prongs of the fork or else of stabbed in real time.

The second game was a reiteration of the samurai game in the GBA entry. You slice demons World Health Organization hop out of a black portal, in time to the beat. As the point progress, slower demons that alter the rhythm, fog that covers the visual cues and green demons that require to press both the A and B buttons add to the challenge.

The final level, and my personal loved, involved a unappeasable game of Badminton between a dog and cat attack aircraft pilots. Throughout the call, your spew opponent repositions himself high and far, altering the timing required. Of the three games, it's the trickiest and the virtually visually pleading. Colorful trees and blue sky blur across the screen and the part animation helps you prepare for a clit press.

I ne'er expected Nintendo to make another Rhythm Heaven, especially one for consoles, so discovering a Wii sequel was one of E3's sterling surprises. No multiplayer was shown at E3, but the estimation still has me mad to see it in action.

A U.S. release was confirmed at E3, but there is currently no release date. However, the game is identical accessible to non-Japanese speakers and would make for an first-class import when it hits store shelves July 21 in Japan.

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