Rhythm Tengoku is an audio game released by Nintendo on its own host platform. Steam, the world's largest PC game platform, mainly sells some PC games, but the rhythm kingdom is not sold on Steam, so if you want to play the rhythm kingdom on the PC, it is recommended to find a simulator on the computer.

Rhythm Paradise is the masterpiece of music games in the end of GBA. There are many ways to play, but they are all simple and easy to use. You don't have to crush the keyboard like O2, and you don't have to bother memorizing music like Taigu. The only requirement for players is rhythm. Rhythm Paradise is a music game series developed and released by Nintendo. There are various ways to play, but they are all simple and easy to use, and you don't have to crush the keyboard like O2.

Introduction of game background

On August 3rd, 2006, GBA version of Rhythm Paradise was born. This game is also the last game released by Nintendo on the GBA platform. * * * Level 48, level 6 is a group, and level 6 of each group is a mashup of this group of levels. In the last three groups, the original ordinary levels in the game have been replaced by enhanced versions of some ordinary levels, and the difficulty of the game has also increased.

Reason for release: Tsunku (Tammy Hiroshi) originally thought that "Japanese people need to improve their sense of rhythm", so he made the series "The Rhythm of Heaven" with the idea of changing the sense of rhythm of all Japanese people. Due to the function limitation of GBA, only a few pieces of music have singers and lyrics. This work and its sequel OST were released on June 65438+1October 65438+May 2008, with 40 songs * * */kloc-0.