Indeed, to quote some guy in a gaming convention's Q&A inquiries, you can say that -given the date- what we're offering to you today are a bunch of "out-of-season April's Fool jokes"!
First up, we have Bit192's Tone Sphere, a mobile music game which greeted its fans last year with a joke difficulty for Conway's Child, one of the game's latest (at the time) boss songs.
Its supposed 'Spherical' difficulty setting will change the song's title to 'Conway's Tomatomania', in relation to other Tomato-labeled joke difficulties for older tracks. As for the former songs' prak enhancements, have fun figuring out how to read and play its chart!
DDDDDrill Dogeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!— OverRapid (@OverRapid) 31 marzo 2019
- H3ck3d 6y D0g3, aga1n!
- mANY mEMES!
pley w0w oberlappid, now!https://t.co/rrbvhgG1KGhttps://t.co/jwEbeSYejE pic.twitter.com/D5MKdYaXTw
◇DOGEのハッキングによって、現在3rd Avenueが「強引に」解禁されております。期間はどうやら4月6日までのようですが、心配は無用! 今後またチャンスがやって来るかもしれませんよ?— OverRapid (@OverRapid) 1 aprile 2019
◇DOGE의 해킹으로 인해, 네트워크가 강제로 오픈되었습니다. 기간 걱정은 하지 마세요! 나중에도 기회는 올 겁니다! pic.twitter.com/Btke83Uxaf
Sega's Ongeki wasn't the only one last year to fake a management hijack from someone else, as a similar prank was done for the mobile music game OverRapid as well.
It appears that getting a meme revival renaissance in early 2019 wasn't enough for good ole' Doge, so he decided to hack a music game in order to release a new song by Sound Souler "way ahead of its intended time", with title and artist credit mentions being masked to its likeness! Such challenge, much tap.
The song's extra mode was only made available for a week, but who knows! It may pop up some time later.
