PSP rhythm Tagged Stories

The Rock Band Unplugged (PSP) is the predecessor of Guitar Hero and Rock Band, the first of musical games that revolutionised the gaming world. The Rock Band Unplugged game would provide the player with a full band experience and relive the elements from the older Rock Band game. The player doesn’t need to hold any plastic guitar to play the game. He or she has to play the game with the buttons on the system and match the music layout box from which the music will be played. The player can also create and customize his/her own band, band-mates and can even change the band logo. The players can take control directly of the drums, lead/bass guitars and vocals.

The Rock Band Unplugged can replenish the player’s dream of a World Tour. The player can customize his or her own band and can head out on to a world tour which involves 24 cities and venues. The player of the Rock Band Unplugged PSP game can build his or her music library. With the Rock Band Unplugged the player can expand his or her portable music library with the DLC from in-game music store of Rock Band. The player can simply choose a set of song list to play multiple song tracks in a row or just pick up a single song and continue to jam. Brand new songs can be downloaded on the PSP through Wi-Fi. This is the first option ever provided on the PSP system.

The Rock Band Unplugged game features more than 40 Original Master Recordings which includes tracks from rock & roll’s biggest all time bands and singers. The soundtracks of the Rock Band Unplugged spans genres of punk, metal, rock and classic rock which includes Nirvana, Weezer, Pearl Jam, The Who, The Police, Boston, Foo Fighters, Billy Idol, Black Tide, Judas Priest, Bon Jovi, Freezepop, Queens of the Stone Age, and many more.

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The original Patapon provided a lot of excitement enabling us to lead one eyed warriors to the end of the Earth. A lot of fun and enjoyment went into bringing Zigotons to their knees, in grappling with Gorl and bringing down Dodongas. The sequel to this interesting game from Pyramid provides quite a bit of entertainment too.

Story is along the same lines as the original game. You are the almighty and your duty is to lead the gang of loyal Patapons to fame and victory. This has to be done by defending, attacking, tapping through rhythms even as you beat the advance, etc. A horde of new enemies and Patapons are introduced to you. Surprisingly, a simple Patapon game actually transforms into a strategy epic which features fantastic management of resources.

Carry miracles you hand pick to battles, optimize your army formation and create new troops with the help of raw materials you collect as you advance in the game. Developer Studio Japan has added enough challenge and strategy in Patapon 2 PSP. Initial part of the game will see you guiding Yaripons or the spear throwers into the battle.

The first part of the game goes along the same lines as the original game. However, innovation is provided in the form of the introduction of the hero after you encounter the first boss of the game. Heading up your army, the soldiers are powerful and equipped with abilities such as tough foot soldier, knight who rides the horse and the spear thrower.

Challenge comes in the form of choosing the best battle formation and strategically switching between archers, cavalry, foot troops, etc. Hero has to be carefully chosen too. With more than 40 levels to navigate through the game offers enough challenges along the way.

More challenge is thrown up in the form of difficulty in getting the most out of the hero. While some feel that the original fun of the game has been taken away in this sequel, with added features this game is quite interesting and provides for fun and entertainment on your favourite Playstation Portable.

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This is a rocking rhythm game for the PSP. Similar to the Koei PS2 game, which was released about five years ago, Gitaroo Man Lives packs a few exciting additional features, including a few interesting songs.

The storyline involves space guitars and the destiny of a young boy who is quite timid. Lovers of rhythm games are in for a treat with Gitaroo Man Lives. With striking and catchy tunes and excellent art, this rhythm game is one of the few PSP games to have excellent sound and animation back up its solid gameplay.

It is all about U-1, a young local lad who is so timid that he does not have friends, is scared to talk to girls he likes and is forever being bullied by the local bully. Help comes in the form of his dog Puma who talks. U-1 is offered a strange looking instrument resembling a guitar called the Gitaroo. Puma asks him to make use of this instrument and become a legendary Gitaroo, but U-1 is reluctant. With a lot of prodding from Puma and Kirah, a pretty young girl, U-1 agrees and is all set to confront the Gravillians.

Gravillians are an alien race who are trying to take over the universe with the help of the Gitaroo technology, which they have stolen. As U-1, you are pitted against a different Gravillian fighter at each stage of Gitaroo Man Lives! (PSP). To add spice to your efforts, you are periodically required to face a musical showdown by trumpet players who are inspired by Louis Armstrong and are dressed in bee suits. These competitors include a Goth rocker who plays an organ, a mechanical space shark. giant looking thing playing on the drums, three skeletons who love the calypso, etc. All this makes your journey absolutely thrilling and exciting, providing you with endless hours of fun.

The range of music in this game is absolutely awesome. Produced by COIL, a group from Japan, the range incorporated in the game is simply superb. Striking visuals, stylish presentation and simple technology offer you an experience par excellence. Gameplay has been kept simple and easy to let user to concentrate on enjoying the aspects of the game.

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Parappa is a cute little teenage dog with that uses the power of rap or hip-hop to solve his real life challenges. This rapping dog has a crush on a walking, talking, dreamy girl, Sunny Funny. In order to win the heart of this sunflower girl, Parappa the Rapper will have to see off the overly heroic rival Joe Chin. He will need some serious help in achieving this.

To achieve his ultimate goal, which is to win the pretty flower girl, Parappa will have to get a driver’s license, learn kung fu, earn some money by getting a job, find a way to get into a public rest room, bake a cake with a TV chef, and perform in a concert with MC King Kong Mushi. In order to achieve all this, the cute little dog will have to consolidate all his rapping powers and get through this situation.

The graphics and the charming characters in the game are pretty interesting and add a nice touch. The included songs are pretty goofy, and silly, but the audio quality manages to sound good. PaRappa: The Rapper includes a lot of karaoke, drumming and strumming. It also supports Ad-hoc functionality (PSP-PSP connectivity). The multiplayer works with one player initially solving a game, and then the other player trying to beat his score. It can support up to 4 players and the score is time based.

Parappa the Rapper is a cute rhythm game dealing with the challenges faced by the lovable teenage dog, Parappa, as he tries to win the heart of the pretty sunflower girl. He uses his awesome rapping abilities to solve all his problems. The gameplay itself is very unique, includes six different levels and features an exciting multiplayer mode with up to four players.

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