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#RHYTHM HEAVEN MEGAMIX ESHOP SERIES#

Pokémon Masters EX: Events and Content Updates.Here’s the E3 2016 trailer for Rhythm Heaven: MegaMix on Nintendo 3DS:įinally, here’s some screenshots and artworks: Those Flow Balls can then be used to purchase additional rhythm games. Together, you tackle special multiplayer rhythm games in order to earn Flow Balls. If you’re more interested in multiplayer, you will be able to play with up to 3 other players in local wireless. In total, there’s 100 rhythm games to be found in Rhythm Heaven: Mega Mix (with both English and Japanese version of songs).įor players who like StreetPass, this feature will allow you to go against the punching robots of players met in the street, in 1 vs 1 battles.

#RHYTHM HEAVEN MEGAMIX ESHOP SERIES#

music composed in collaboration with Tsunku (the famous composer who has worked on the series ever since the first entry).

some brand new rhythm games made exclusively for this new entry.

updated rhythm games from previous entries in the series (including those that were never really released outside Japan).

But this new entry also has some new features, such as the visual feedback system, which really helps nailing the rhythm down.Īs far as rhythm mini games are concerned, the game features: The series is known for its simple controls and catchy music, and of course, both are back in Rhythm Heaven: Mega Mix. Chopping wood, sticking viruses with forks, and playing badminton on a plane are but a few of the crazy things you will get to do in this game… in rhythm, of course.

It looks like European fans will have to wait a bit longer before getting the game.įor those who don’t know, Rhythm Heaven: MegaMix is a really unique rhythm game, with colourful graphics, and wacky atmosphere.

Interested in Rhythm Heaven: MegaMix, the latest entry in the popular Rhythm Heaven series? Don’t really want to wait several additional months before it’s out? Well, you’re in luck: it’s available… now! Unfortunately, there’s a catch (two in fact): it’s only available on the Nintendo eShop (where it costs $29.99 / $41.99), and only in North America.