From the Wario Ware House, I Present Rhythm Tengoku!

[MadVash2005]

The GBA my be on life support here in the states but in the land of the rising sun, it's still recieving some great games. For those of you that are fans of the Wario Ware series and rhythm games, one of the newest GBA games, Rhythm Tengoku, is right up your alley! Take a look:

http://gameboy.ign.com/articles/726/726088p1.html

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=search_videos&search_sort=video_date_uploaded&search_query=rhythm+tengoku

I've seen the videos and from the looks of things they convinced me to import this game right away! Be sure to give it a look and share your thoughts!
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[Zonic]

A Rhythm game for the GBA? That's a 1st.

How many songs are in this game, cuz I'm getting interested. However, I JUST spent all my money on a fliptop & IIDX Red.

Also, they said I can get through about 90% of the game w/o understanding Japanese. Maybe later if someone imports it, there'll be a translation guide on GameFAQs.

[DefaultGen]

I just got Rhythm Tengoku with 3 bit Generation games (Soundvoyager, digi disc, and Orbital)

I've been too busy with the bG games to play Rhythm Tengoku, I really have to get around to it
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[Dark Hogosha]

Crap, I forgot to post in here about it.

I got it about a week ago, and it was my addiction for roughly that amount of time. You can tell who makes this game, it's addicting and simple. And ridiculous. REALLY ridiculous.

Almost all of the mini-games are doable without any understanding of Japanese. The remaining (very) few are done after that with some trial and error. There are five games per level and then, at the end, you do a "remix" that switches back and forth between the games. Probably the most enjoyable thing on this game (which says a lot, 'cause everything on this game is really fun).

I haven't dabbled much with the extra things, but there's a drum set mini-game that, with the GBA, gives you full control over a drum set. It's actually really good for a drum set on your GBA, and will probably be the best drum set simulator that will ever grace a portable.

I hope for this to get brought over, and I'll buy an English one just so I know what the devil is going on. If you're crazy enough to import Ouendan, then I recommend importing this as well.
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