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I would love to hear from everyone who has loved, previously loved, or played any rhythm music games. Our startup JamLegend.com is focused on innovation in the
by ALee 17y ago
I would love to hear from everyone who has loved, previously loved, or played any rhythm music games. Our startup JamLegend.com is focused on innovation in the space and have a couple of ideas. Would love to get your honest feedback on the industry in general (your favorite games) or on our site. Rant here or feel free to email me at Andrew [] jamlegend.com
Completely agree with Steve though that rhythm games will be around for a while and there is still a lot of room for innovation. GH sales have dipped, but that's why they're expanding their game selection.
- dolinsky 17y agoAndrew, I love jamlegend, but until the Flash hiccup bug can be solved once and for all, it really throws a dagger in my rhythm-playing abilities.
- unalone 17y agoAndrew: You're fighting a losing battle with the "spontaneously generate beats based on a user-selected tune" thing. A part of what makes rhythm games fun are how cleverly each song is programmed. I've tried Dance Factory and AudioSurf, and they are simply no fun without a guiding creative hand.