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Video Games Encyclopedia by Gamepressure.com
3DS is the 8th generation portable console from Nintendo and a successor to DS. It was released in North America and Europe in March 2011. The most important new feature in 3DS in comparison to its predecessor was displaying stereoscopic 3D effects on one of its screens (that’s also where the console's name comes from). Sales of 3DS weren't as spectacular as the results achieved by DS, but the newer console also achieved great success.
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Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX
Party 28 November 2013
Improved version of Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai 2. as in any other part of the Hatsune Miku series: Project DIVA, players play songs recorded with the participation of virtual vocalists of Vocaloids. While playing, we have to press the appropriate buttons to the rhythm of the music.
Theatrhythm Dragon Quest
Party 26 March 2015
Theatrhythm Dragon Quest is a rhythm game with RPG elements. It is the third game in the series. Two previous installments focused on the music and characters from the iconic Final Fantasy series. This time, Square Enix decided to connect the game with the lesser known Dragon Quest series. As we play, we will hear dozens of pieces of music used in the Dragon Quest games. Gameplay in Theatrhythm Dragon Quest is based on the same mechanics as the previous games.
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy
Arcade 16 February 2012
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy is an arcade and music game produced by Indieszero studio. The player directs the actions of the hero, who has to restore the harmony disturbed by Chaos in a space called Rhythm. The gameplay consists mainly of pressing colored icons to the rhythm of about 50 melodies and songs from the main scenes of the Final Fantasy series.
Weapon Shop de Omasse
Arcade 21 November 2012
Weapon Shop de Omasse is a humorous production that draws strong inspirations from the jRPG genre, but does not entirely belong to it. We play the role of a young blacksmith, who supplies the heroes setting out to save the world with weapons. Our task is to forge the weapon by rhythmically pressing appropriate keys - the more efficiently we go, the better products we create and the greater chance for success we give to heroses. The game is the work of the Japanese studio Level 5.
Rhythm Hunter: Harmo Knight
Arcade 05 September 2012
Rhythm Hunter: Harmo Knight is a rhythmic-arcade platformer produced by Game Freak studio. The plot presents the adventures of the title knight and his friends, trying to restore the musical order in the fantastic world of Harmony. Collecting colorful notes, avoiding obstacles and fighting opponents, players "compose" funny melodies.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call
Arcade 24 April 2014
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call is the second installment of a series of arcade and rhythm games launched in 2012 with Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy. This time players can try their hand at pressing colourful icons to the rhythm of over 200 melodies and songs known from the Final Fantasy series.
Groove Heaven
Arcade 23 May 2013
2D platformer with elements of rhythmic and adventure game. The player directs the actions of the demonic Rhym, who tries to provide the angel with a lover's letter written by the devil himself. This requires climbing up to the top of a tower connecting hell and heaven. The task is complicated by numerous opponents, who can be defeated thanks to rhythmic movements. The title was produced by Peakvox Labs studio.