Rhythm Heaven (US)(XenoPhobia) ROM

This game sure take the title "rythm" to other patamar.

This game isn't like others of the same type, where you only have to press the button when the mark reach a place, it's totaly different ...

In this game, you'll learn the basics of the real rythm, with awesome minigames, like warioware, but with very much more enjoyment, and on the beat !

You'll get to touch on the touch screen on the right time, but your eyes will not help you with that, you'll have to do this by listening the music! Yes, listening the time of the music and playing in the Rythm!

This game really will make you play hours and hours with your DS, this is a title that cannot be out of your list, you'll really not get disappointed.

A very fun and addictive game!
 

Rhythm Heaven is a rhythm game developed by Nintendo SPD Group No.1 and co-developed by TNX. It is the sequel to Rhythm Tengoku on the Game Boy Advance, and was released in 2009 (2008 in Japan). Like the original, the game is very different from most rhythm games. While most rhythm games have the player follow a sort of bouncing ball to the sound of popular licensed music, Nintendo takes a much more creative and original approach with the series that is both simpler to play and much more compelling. The player controls nearly the entire game completely by either taping the touch screen or by making a flicking motion. Nearly every stage starts with a different scenario: from kids choir practice, dupling eating contest, or 2 Moai statues singing, as well as dozens of others. The creative scenarios are always entertaining and add a great deal to the concept. The game's original soundtrack is mixed with unique graphical cues telling the player when to react to the rhythm. But passing a stage can be very challenging and requires a good deal of focus from the player. ----Some opinions say that the game lost some of the spark that was in the original Rhythm Tengoku. Frankly, though I do like the original slightly better, Rhythm Heaven is a great sequel that is loaded with charm and, for me, cemented the series as the best and by far most interesting in the rhythm genre.