Gitaroo Man is still the best and most underappreciated music game ever.

Shidoshi... You also forgot Mad Maestro. You're forgiven for that, tho.

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Okay, let me correct - Ouendan is Cool Cool Toon, except fun.

OH SNAP!!!

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>:D KICK YOU IN DE BALLS! DOUBLE SNAP!

=_= You obviously didn't play enough Cool Cool Toon.

Jam with the Band is a hard game, but it's pretty accessible.
A friend of mine imported, and I had no trouble getting into it.
It starts off pretty easy, and gets crazy hard as you go on.

Most other music games are just impossible for me from the very beginning.

Space Channel 5 was just brutal, because I had no idea when I was supposed to start the pattern, and there were absolutely no visual cues whatsoever.
I only played it a half-dozen times before selling it, though, so maybe there's something I missed.

I owned Um Jammer Lammy a long time ago and could never get the hang of it.

I remember playing Bust A Groove once with a friend and being just completely lost.

You must be white as hell.

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... so are we purposely forgetting Space Channel 5?

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I'm so ashamed. :( I even 100% the first one a few times on DC and then again on PS2, but it was hard going back after SC5p2 which just destroyed it. Ulala starts off with the greatest outfit ever in the final level of the second one.

http://www.computerandvideogames.com..._pic_68579.jpg

So hot.

I remember SC5 being really tough when i first played it, too. After you get the hang of it, it's not too hard until they start throwing really long strings at you.
Parappa and Um Jammer were both pretty difficult at first. UJL wasn't too hard until Yoko Teriyaki's level. It was hell. (finch is funny because that is obscure reference)

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Parappa and Um Jammer were both pretty difficult at first. UJL wasn't too hard until Yoko Teriyaki's level. It was hell. (finch is funny because that is obscure reference)

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I don't know what it is about her level, but I can pretty much play every other stage with my eyes closed, but her stage STILL kicks my ass.

It has really bizarre rythm. At some points, it's hard to say it has any at all. I just barely got through it a long time ago and can't even do it anymore.

I'm the same way with the last Parappa stage - no matter how hard I try, I simply cannot beat it.

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Dreamcast
Cool Cool Toon - Haven't played it enough yet.
Puyo Puyo DA! - Meh. Really only has one great song to it, and it feels too much like a cheap clone of a number of other music games.
Space Channel 5 - Fun games, but feels like there isn't much to it once you've spent a decent amount of time with it. Polygon characters + pre-rendered backgrounds do not mix well in this attempt. However, I <3 Ulala.
Space Channel 5 part 2 - Everything the first game should have been - feels much more complete and developed.



What am I missing?

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Samba De Amigo?

Well, I finally got to play this courtesy of gamefly. I instantly fell in love with it and opted to keep it.

It's only $40 at Gamefly, with box and docs. You can't buy it off their site directly - you have to be a subscribing member of gamefly to "keep it" - just join, rent it, and keep it for $40.

*psst* the game got a reprint and has flooded ebay at well under $40