tim cook must be stopped before he kills again

battle_no_1.wav
YOU'RE NOW LISTENING TO
"ARE YOU READY"
101.5
"YO DJ PUMP THIS PARTY"
HARDCORE SYNDROME FM
airhorn
THE MOST FUN YOU CAN HAVE AT A GAME CENTER
"EVERY NIGHT, EVERY DAY, EVERY NIGHT, EVERY DAY"
"SOMEBODY SCREAM"
THIS AIN'T NO DAVE & BUSTERS
leaf - mopemope starts playing

i hope Nikki from Swapnote and Shaq are still friends after the divorce.

makes me feel like Ego when he eats the ratatouille that reminds him of his mom's home cooking

okay the longer i think on it the worse it gets. i was really enjoying myself though but i guess the longer the game, the harder it is for RGG to stick the landing.

whoever designed it so that the second screen becomes unusable while player 1 is in solo play needs to go drink water. it is pretty fun and cute tho, not gonna lie.

this is the Toy Story 4 of Yakuza games, idk how else to describe it. unlike Pixar though, the future looks bright for RGG.

i'm starting to see the appeal. really neat!

reporting in again to say it still rules. inject the tano*c into my veins.

considering the sorry state of the Groove Coaster machine at my arcade, this is a great alternative. works well enough with a controller, but i do miss how it felt in the arcade.

still shocked my local arcade managed to nab one of these. basically someone at SEGA thought it'd funny make a rhythm game (very hard genre) that's also a bullet hell (also very hard) and then attached a gacha system with printable cards that makes it impossible to support outside of japan. it's playable without the card printer, thankfully. pretty fun, especially when you're smacking the lever around. don't really care for the visual novel elements though; feels like Project SEKAI but not as fleshed out.

This review contains spoilers

made me britphobic