All Rhythm Tengoku GBA minigames ordered by tempo
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Hey everyone!
I'm back this week with another Rhythm Heaven - tempo - trivia thing!
I apparently forgot to make this video back then, so here it is!
Today's video contains all minigames in Rhythm Tengoku that have their own music, ordered by tempo. I've done the same to Rhythm Heaven Fever and Rhythm Heaven DS in the past.
I'd say it has turned out fantastic. I've taken a bit more artistic freedom with this one, and I've been tweaking the transitions for over a week, to try to make them as seamless as possible. Except for Quiz. Quiz sucks.
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I find it interesting how Samurai Slice GBA is both the slowest and fastest game of Tengoku
I remember these clips from your All-Perfect recordings, pretty cool how you got to reuse them like this! (I recognize the same strategy on Night Walk 2 of avoiding the beat under the Electric Fish as well as the one before it, since in my run of it I only skipped the ones directly below by themselves and I was fine)
You transition between minigames so well! It flows really nicely, and I like it! As well as this being informative!
SUPERB
I'm glad you liked it!
I tried my best to make all transitions flow as nicely as possible, and even though I'm not entirely happy with some of them (Quiz), it turned out alright in the end.
@@A425s i just want to inform you, Remix 7's second section appears as the third section with 130 bpm instead of 132
Interesting how the slowest part of Speaky Snirits is actually 10 beats slower than the slowest part of Sneaky Spirits
And the slowest remix is the last one(even if it technically isn't the "Final Remix" of Silver)
i think something you should know that at the end of karate man 2 the speed can range from normal speed (140.5bpm, just like the one you showed for the original), fast (166bpm just as you showed) or slow (about 100 bpm from what i meausred) otherwise cool to see this is back!
I thought built to scale in tengoku was called polyrhythm, is it not? It would make more sense since there are multiple rhythms at the same time, and you arent really building anything
it is called polyrhythm but the translated version thought built to scale would suit better for the trilogy (or so i think)
That's probably the case, yeah, even though polyrhythm is more descriptive of the gameplay.
@@A425s weirdly it doesn’t actually use any real polyrhythms, the only time it does is in polyrhythm 2 with a 2:3 polyrhythm
@@yint.a built to scale wii is a crime against humanity and doesn’t even use scales
@@tiaanvanrensburg1032 fr like it gets really repetitive after
4:30 hold up a minute something ain't right here
Huh. Only one game left