Amplitude Review | BagoGames

Christopher Cross of BagoGames writes: At this point in their career, rhythm games have now become synonymous with Harmonix Music Systems. Their first major entry in the music genre was Frequency, a game published by Sony in 2001 for the PlayStation 2. It featured a weird electronic-based soundtrack that was put together and destroyed by players as they attempted to rhythmically hit note streaks with their FreQ – a virtual avatar. Then a sequel came in 2003, entitled Amplitude, which had more popular artists but still carried a grungy, electronic feel to it that reflected the era it existed in. Enter 2016 and Amplitude is back with just as much style as it had before, with some minor and major changes to the game’s structure.