Taiko no Tatsujin 14 high-quality captures! Papa Mama Mc

So you're at the results screen...hold it! You have one more song to go through! It's optional though, but who can resist having an extra 1/2 a minute tacked on to the end of your play, even if you can only play one song? Good thing the song is good. It's the McDonalds promotion song, Papa Mama Mc. It's not added to your records, it doesn't have a high score of its own, and it's not the one in Taiko DS3, but a cut-down, shorter version of it, like you'd expect from a half-minute ad.

I'd expect them to eventually put up the full version of Papa Mama Mc onto Taiko 14 after this promotional version gets taken down in October though. It only makes sense.

Taiko no Tatsujin 14 high-quality captures! Part 4

Remember 5 Namco Original songs were revived for Taiko 14? A couple of them have got modern recordings of their own.

Taiko no Tatsujin 14 high-quality captures! Part 3

Part 3 with more videos! A lot of them are appearing on arcade for the first time from DS3 or other consoles.

Taiko no Tatsujin 14 high-quality captures! Part 2

5 more videos, in no particular order.

Taiko no Tatsujin 14 high-quality captures! Part 1

Taiko 14's official release date was yesterday, and now that excited Japanese fans have finally given the arcade a fresh run, (nearly) all the significant songs have been recorded in high-quality capture, just the way they should be! First, the new songs we all want to see.

Game Music Showcase: General Medleys

In musical terms, a medley is a song composed of bits from other songs, played one after another. The 'medley' series in Taiko no Tatsujin are actually collections of background music from videogames, whether they're from Namco themselves or from other publishers. The reason why they're in a series is because they tend to have the word 'medley' at the end of their titles. Most of the game medleys from Namco games were originally in the Namco Original genre, and later moved to Game Music.

This series used to encompass medleys from the ongoing Pokemon and Monster Hunter franchises, however, they are now split into their own separate series, as Namco have made them a regular feature in Taiko games.

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