#dsiware #imports #accessories #nintendo 3ds #art #chiptunes
“Osu! Giant Robot” shirt by Meat Bun (click for a larger version). All profits from this brilliant Ouendan tribute shirt will go toward supporting Asian American pop culture magazine Giant Robot.
If you’re a fan of Ouendan/Elite Beat Agents — and I’m not sure how you can be reading this site and not be — grab this $24 tee! It’s not like there are many opportunities to buy Ouendan merchandise in the States.
Import: Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan! series
Buy: Elite Beat Agents
See also: More Meat Bun apparel, My cat Hemingway playing Ouendan 2
[Via @matty_125]
tags / giant robot / meat bun / ouendan / elite beat agents / inisGabrielle’s Ghostly Groove, a “spooktacular rhythm adventure” that looks like a cute, goth-loli take on Ouendan/Elite Beat Agents. I almost ignored this game based on its title when I spotted it in Natsume’s list of E3 highlights, but JC, who has a higher tolerance for this stuff, fortunately pointed out that it’s worthy of our attention.
Quick description for Gabrielle’s Ghostly Groove:
“Gabrielle’s having a bad day. She sneezed her soul right out of her body! She’ll have to travel to Monster Town, the home of all things that go bump in the night, to get help.
Only by busting out the ghostliest dance moves and thrilling and chilling people will she be able to scare up the power she needs to get herself back into her body!”
There was a really dumb rumor going around weeks ago that this is a localization for Audio Inc’s Sakura Note. I’ve no idea how anyone could come to that conclusion.
This is actually a new game, previously unreleased in other territories, co-developed by Natsume and Santa Entertainment (Cheer We Go). The Japanese and U.S. editions are expected to ship around the same time.
tags / ouendan / sakura note / gabrielles ghostly groove / santa entertainment / natsume / ecCheer We Go trailer. Does this Natsume-published game remind you of anything else on DS? Another rhythm game, maybe, involving cheering? And tapping on circles as other concentric circles close around them?
If I had known this was essentially an Ouendan clone, I would so have given it the same kind of occasional attention I’ve given Natsume’s other March release, Squishy Tank.
tags / natsume / cheer we go / jc / ouendan
Ouendan 2 bento by bento master Anna the Red. This delicious-looking lunch is inspired by the “Monkey Magic” level of Moeru! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii! Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2, in which a stuffed monkey and a toy soldier voyage home after escaping from a dump truck, set to a cover of the theme song to the Saiyuki anime.
I’m always a fan of Anna the Red’s bentos, but I’m especially glad I live in the same world with someone who will spend hours crafting food into the shape of characters from Ouendan 2.
tags / ouendan / anna the red / bento / inis / jcCat loves Rittai Picross. Or at least, he loves watching the game and occasionally pawing the DS.
It’s cute, yes, but not nearly as impressive as this video of my own cat, Hemingway, blazing through Ouendan 2:
He’s a beast! Literally, hur hur hur. Notice how far Hemingway was able to get in the game despite me distracting him and pulling his arm, halfway through.
Import: Rittai Picross
See also: Risque Picross (NSFW!)
[Via Nico Video]
tags / rittai picross / cat / hemingway / ouendan / hal laboratory / ecCongratulations! You have reached
the bottom of the page. The darkness
is finally over…
But there are still more pages to
explore. Please continue reading.
A new day is about to begin!
The End?
