Showing posts with label taiko dojo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label taiko dojo. Show all posts

Friday, October 21, 2022

[ACN] - New Ranking Dojo Gaiden Spooks and November 2022's Farewell Songs

 

Today's Taiko-flavored news delivery comes from everywhere except the usual blog entry routine! Both pertaining the still-strong-ongoing Nijiiro lineage, no less.

Wednesday, August 31, 2022

Namco Taiko Blog (August 31st, 2022) - The Last Arcade-Heated Grounds for Summer '22



Before Autumn falls upon us once again, there's going to be a new Nijiiro Version software update on September 7th, one that is bound to bring a few licensed picks from the get-go and to prepare the terrain for that one Ranking Dojo-shaped venue that is about to become complete once more...

Thursday, August 18, 2022

Namco Taiko Blog (August 18th, 2022) - Road to Nijiiro Y2's Ranking Dojo Big Leagues



The weekly Taiko Team blog entry, this time around, is an updated rethread on the new content that the Ranking Dojo is about to get in the coming months, building up from what has been revealed during last month's livestream with Etou and 'No.11' Kimizu.

Wednesday, May 18, 2022

Namco Taiko Blog (May 17th-18th, 2022) - Gundam no Tatsujin and Nijiiro Year 3's Ranking Dojo Debut!


 

One handy post to both catch up some briefly-missed-out public announcement of the latest limited Taiko no Tatsujin venue, as well as one fresh news delivery concerning the arcade front's most challenging side mode to tackle! Ready for the trip?

Wednesday, April 20, 2022

Namco Taiko Blog (April 20th, 2022) - Nijiiro's Early-Year-3 Ranking Dojo Comebacks

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It's another day for new songs at the game centers but before that, here's a Taiko Team blog entry talking about the return of a fan-favorite set of trials of the Ranking Dojo mode, alongside other news pertaining the ongoing set of main courses' fate.

Friday, December 24, 2010

Taiko Dojo

From Taiko no Tatsujin 7 onwards, the Taiko Dojo mobile service was added, increasing the fun factor and providing a sense of achievement by rewarding arcade performance even further. The service is free, of course, and open to anyone in Japan with a mobile internet service and the ability to scan QR codes. After a normal play on the arcade games (and right before the Game Over screen), this is displayed if you hit the rims once (nothing needs to be hit from Taiko 10 onwards)