Amplitude (PS2)

“Was not much of a fan of music games when I first played this. Over the years I have started to enjoy them more so I can appreciate this one a little better now. The music in it is not really my personal preference, but most of it was good enough...”

“Was not much of a fan of music games when I first played this. Over the years I have started to enjoy them more so I can appreciate this one a little better now. The music in it is not really my personal preference, but most of it was good enough that I could deal with it while playing. Very challenging game overall, especially on the harder difficulties. The fact that you are not allowed to miss a single note in a section makes it demand perfection. In the hardest difficulties, just failing a handful of sections in a row will be an instant game over. One thing that is a bit annoying though, is that you have to manually move to the next section. Sometimes you will end up in a situation where the next available one is four sections away and by the time you get there from the last, you missed the first note and take damage from it. Once you get used to it though, it's not too bad. Pretty fun and worth checking out for anyone into this genre.”

“The sequel to frequency and one of those games that slipped under the radar because the people hadn't caught a whiff of what were "Rhythm games". I'd say this one was more for those music geeks rather than regular gamers, but fun...”

“The sequel to frequency and one of those games that slipped under the radar because the people hadn't caught a whiff of what were "Rhythm games". I'd say this one was more for those music geeks rather than regular gamers, but fun nonetheless.”