~ 3DS Homebrew Journey - Game 10🎉 ~
Of the few Taiko games I’ve played, this one goes the hardest in every department — meaning banger music, duh. A thing about Taiko no Tatsujin is that it has a lot of reoccurring tracks throughout the franchise. Although it works as filler to easily make more out of the game, it also makes it feel more Taiko, and familiar if that makes sense(?). This Taiko takes one step back in bringing less classic Taiko tracks, but instead two steps forward in bringing a bunch of new tracks, each bopping harder than the other. Remember, I haven't played that many Taiko games, but to me a lot of the songs were new.
As one would expect, the ds touch-screen work like a physical Taiko drum would, and that's really cool. Really unfortunate that this gem never officially set sail outside of Japan. This is a game no Taiko enjoyer should miss out on.
Of the few Taiko games I’ve played, this one goes the hardest in every department — meaning banger music, duh. A thing about Taiko no Tatsujin is that it has a lot of reoccurring tracks throughout the franchise. Although it works as filler to easily make more out of the game, it also makes it feel more Taiko, and familiar if that makes sense(?). This Taiko takes one step back in bringing less classic Taiko tracks, but instead two steps forward in bringing a bunch of new tracks, each bopping harder than the other. Remember, I haven't played that many Taiko games, but to me a lot of the songs were new.
As one would expect, the ds touch-screen work like a physical Taiko drum would, and that's really cool. Really unfortunate that this gem never officially set sail outside of Japan. This is a game no Taiko enjoyer should miss out on.