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Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:It's like Taiko standing up.

???

But you play Taiko standing up, too...

She's only acquainted with the home version of Taiko.

I figured...I just thought I'd throw that out there.

Heh. Yeah.

One thing I like about Percussion Master is the vertical scroll instead of the horizontal scroll like the Taiko home (and real arcade) game.

EDIT: for the fucking "s." I've personally played it all of twice, and as the thread itself is called "Percussion Masters," I didn't think twice to look at the pictures you posted. If you were correcting me and not Mark, thanks, but I really don't care that much.

It's Percussion Master. Singular.

I like the game actually, although I would prefer a drummania/percussion freaks.

It is sort of easy, but until I S every song on expert, I won't call it simple.

Here is a little after thought: I asked why did we get PM and not PIU or DM? They said the distributors talked them out of PIU and DM was very hard to get brand new. They also said that they want to get one more game and PIU is not out of the picture.

P.S. Goonies, Avalanche and Festival are the best songs ever!

You can't get a DM brand new, you're stuck getting used. That's not a problem generally, just make sure it's all working, and get new pad sensors.

PIU SHOULD be easy to get new, get it through Andamiro direct.

Percussion Master is fun but the music doesn't really catch me anywhere as much as Taiko or DM. Plus I think the sensors kinda suck on the game.

Your place probably got it because I think it's a relatively cheap machine.

I want a Para Para Paradise in Fort Wayne.

I need more flailing to cute music in my empty life.....

I played it, and it's not that much fun. It's decent for the first time, but it's incredibly easy.

Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote: I want a Para Para Paradise in Fort Wayne.

I need more flailing to cute music in my empty life.....

Get a PS2 version.

PPP arcade machines aren't incredibly expensive either.

Riot wrote:I played it, and it's not that much fun. It's decent for the first time, but it's incredibly easy.

That's so not the point. Learn the routines and get back with me.

*dismounts high horse*

Well, my point in playing things is different than yours, which is different than the next guy, etc. etc. I'm not on a high horse. A high super pretty unicorn, maybe.

I play things to be good at them *shrugs* Sometimes I forget to have "fun." But fun for me is being good. Therefore, Para Para Paradise is not fun, because I beat most of it my very first try.

It's not a challenge game. Passing songs is easy if all you're doing is just hitting the arrows, but there's a specific routine that goes with each one. That's where the game really shines in my opinion. Of course at that point you don't really need the game at all...which is probably why it never made it past 2nd Mix.

LoL yeah. I have videos of Merk performing his "routine" on the Para Para machine.

Flamboyant.

lol that's the biggest thing keeping me from ever doing PPP... especially if someone has a video camera