That explains this:Quote:
But I'm pretty certain it's not by Sonic Team
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Sadly, the character design is not appealing at all.
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That explains this:Quote:
But I'm pretty certain it's not by Sonic Team
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Sadly, the character design is not appealing at all.
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Originally posted by Cowdisease
Sadly, no monkeys. Instead, the two characters on the screen are two humans with huge anime eyes banging on tambourines. Sadly, the character design is not appealing at all.
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Every one loves Mini-moni!!:DQuote:
Originally posted by Tsubaki
Click just doesn't understand the MoMu, right 7 Force?
Everyone but me.Quote:
Every one loves Mini-moni!!
Oh well...you lose some...and you lose some.:)Quote:
Originally posted by Tain
Everyone but me.
http://madballgraphics.bizland.com/GroupMiniMoni.jpg http://users.skynet.be/fa013648/mini...i_iloveyou.jpg
Change your mind yet?
Finally got to play some. This game is very Japanese. Much more so than Samba 2000. There is no english to be found anywhere. Translation FAQs will be needed. In fact, I need one right now. :)
OK, impressions. First of all, this game wishes it was on the DC. These are hurtin' visuals. Not that visuals ever matter for a rythm game, but still. The play mechanics are a fun change from Samba, and the change is big enough to justify this game's existance. Right off the bat however, this game seems much easier. The tambourine also seems to be ever so slightly more accurate than the marraccas were. Maybe that's because I only have one to worry about and am able to controll it better myself, but that's what it feels like anyway. I have 2 major issues with the game so far. Issue 1 is that my wrists start to hurt much sooner than when playing Samba. I guess the marraca shaking motion is less stressfull. Issue 2 is that there is no song clip preview. That is a huge problem because the song names are all written in Japanese. To an english reader like me, all of that writing looks the same and I have absolutly no clue what I am selecting or if I have played that song before.
If you like Samba and can read Japanese, this one's for you (although at this point I feel Samba is a much better game). If you like Samba and can't read Japanese, you're going to be a little lost but enjoyment can still be had. If you didn't like Samba, this isn't converting you.
AAAH! I remember them. I saw them on Hey! Hey! Hey! It was the cutseyest thing I've ever seen.Quote:
Originally posted by Seven Force
Oh well...you lose some...and you lose some.:)
http://madballgraphics.bizland.com/GroupMiniMoni.jpg http://users.skynet.be/fa013648/mini...i_iloveyou.jpg
Change your mind yet?
Also, is this the first Naomi to PSX port?
AHHHHH!!!!
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AAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!!
I LOVE THIS GAME!
Ok, so on a random trip to Southern California to visit my girlfriend, I stopped by Arcade Infinity (As usual) to play some IIDX and what have you. They had this game...and it was the greatest thing ever. The cabinent was HUGE! Like, almost touching the ceiling huge! And it was pretty damned wide too. So I was like "Whoa, It's Samba...with a tambourine!" So I watched some people play and I noticed a crap load of awesome songs. Evolution by Ayumi, My Sweet Darling from DM/GF and MO'FUCKING 'LIAR!LIAR!' from DM/GF. So yeah, I blew about 15 bucks on this damned game, and it became my favorite Non-Bemani music game ever (Just ahead of PaRappa, UmJammar and Gitaroo Man).
2-Player mode is funny because you make designs like hearts and stars and other random things.
Too bad it was released on PSOne, because the graphics were pretty damned good since it basically used Samba's engine. I love the boy character, he looks dope!
**Smacks tambourine on his ass**
Yes! Dope game XD!!!
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What the hell is it called anyways? I never figured it out..
who is carrying this?
It's called Mini-moni Shakka tsuto Tamborine! da pyon!
http://images-jp.amazon.com/images/P...9.LZZZZZZZ.jpg
http://sega.jp/ps2/minimoni/screen_1.jpg http://sega.jp/ps2/minimoni/screen_2.jpg
http://sega.jp/ps2/minimoni/screen_3.jpg http://sega.jp/ps2/minimoni/screen_4.jpg