A lot of standalone first-timers loom around the Nintendo Switch's ever-growing DLC catalog, starting with this peppy return from YOASOBI with its chained-up cluster sections that offer some leeway for brief handswitching frag
But of course, I wager you're more eager to see what Western-flavored shade of Taiko gameplay lies after the jump the most...
But of course, I wager you're more eager to see what Western-flavored shade of Taiko gameplay lies after the jump the most...
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Kaibutsu YOASOBI/Kaibutsu/Yasashii Suisei 怪物／YOASOBI 「怪物／優しい彗星」より |
★3 | ★5 | ★6 | ★7 (466) |
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He's a Pirate Pirates of the Caribbean 「パイレーツ・オブ・カリビアン」より |
★4 | ★5 | ★7 | ★7 (307) |
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Indiana Jones Theme インディ・ジョーンズのテーマ |
★3 | ★4 | ★5 | ★6 (491) |
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Star Wars: Main Title Star Wars 「スター・ウォーズ」より |
★3 | ★4 | ★6 | ★8 (293) |
This blog's life span really is full of surprises; I semi-quoted lines from this amusement-ride-spawn movie franchise for a corny punchline ages ago, and now here we are talking about it again... in officially-playable form, no less!
Think Ikasama/Oresama Pirates' Oni on a mellow day and you'll get a fitting comparison for an easier take on similar rhythms. No scrolling/sudden spike treats of sorts either, so there's no risk for its players to dub their plays as "the day I almost Full Combo'd Jack Sparrow"... or is there?
Think Ikasama/Oresama Pirates' Oni on a mellow day and you'll get a fitting comparison for an easier take on similar rhythms. No scrolling/sudden spike treats of sorts either, so there's no risk for its players to dub their plays as "the day I almost Full Combo'd Jack Sparrow"... or is there?
From the Lucasfilm vault, here's another couple of main themes from movie series that really don't need an introduction of sorts!
For the most bang-for-your-buck DLC purchase value, fans of the snake-hating adventurer will find quite the generous audio cut for the Indiana Jones main theme with mostly mono-color barrages punctuating the mood to its culmination. Today's top-star contender, however, while light on the note side it's sure to bring plenty a BPM shift to harken back to some of the earliest Classic song inclusions, 1/16-to-1/12-charting included.
