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Orgarhythm (PS Vita) Review | JPS

Orgarhythm hopes to expand on what Patapon started and make a truly unique experience for gamers. With high hopes like that, can Orgarhythm pull it off or was it a good idea gone wrong?

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admiralvic4191d ago

I am glad someone else didn't love it just because it's different... seriously, new things should be welcomed, but they should also be good like Patapon.

Godchild10204191d ago

This is the worse review I've seen for this game to date. I want to buy this game but the fact that there is only Ad-Hoc for the MP, is a turn off.

I played Patapon and I want Sony to bring the game to the Vita. I download the PSP versions to my Vita, but I don't think every rhythm game should be like it.

smashcrashbash4191d ago

What kind of backward comment is that? This the first review that gave it such a low score. Maybe they, I don't know liked it because they LIKED it and not just because it was different. since when does different necessarily equal likeable?

knifefight4191d ago

So when Sumioni comes out and you give it a 9.3 (average score: 6.1), you jump onto other review pages with low scores like 4's and complain about their "inaccuracy." (e.g. http://n4g.com/news/965582/...
Yet, when Orgarhythm comes along and your site gives it a 3.2 (average score: 8.0), your site is righteous crusaders, the only ones with the eyes to not "just love it because it's different," and realize that "new things should be welcomed, but they should also be good."

Dude, liking your website and standing by your reviewers is perfectly understandable. You gotta back up your boys, as anyone should. But don't go around acting like anyone who disagrees with your reviewers is "wrong" and liking/disliking things for idiotic reasons. People have different opinions, man. That's why we have multiple review sources in the first place. Yours isn't any "better" or "worse" than anyone else's. It's simply different.

bicfitness4191d ago

Nice catch. That is the lowest form of journalism and not the first time its poisoned N4G if true. Reviews and opinion pieces should stand on their own mertis, not through some bs upvoting like we see on Amazon.

admiralvic4191d ago

I like that people agree with you. Not only because your only "proof" is a post where you defend the site and yet you call it "pages" with only 1 piece of proof. So before you call me out, come up with these so called pages, cause if you ask me... it just looks like you've been waiting months to one up me.

As far as my remark, that was the only redeeming quality I saw in the game. I didn't start listing reasons why other sites were wrong or anything of the sort, I just said what I thought and ended it like that. In the end, if you want to disagree with me, at least post why over "others did it", cause thats hardly a sound reason.

knifefight4190d ago

Settle down bro. You're missing the point. It's not about the qualities of any given game or little semantic issues that you're trying to dive into.

The point is that it seems like you're strutting around the internet with your chest puffed out and nose turned upward toward any website that disagrees with yours. You do it long enough and people are gonna start noticing like I did. You're trying to treat this like a court room trial, which it isn't, and like you're some kind of victim, which you aren't.

Just chill out brother. That's all I'm saying.

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A Look Back at Acquire's Games for PlayStation Vita

VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "Just like Artdink, Acquire is a quirky Japanese developer with a history of experimentation and big ideas, but has unfortunately been at the mercy of low budgets throughout the years, leaving gamers with some fantastic titles that suffer from a large amount of jank. Acquire worked on Vita from its launch in Japan through to early 2017, injecting a nice level of variety to the console’s library despite some of the technical shortcomings of its titles, making the company a prime candidate for examination here."

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A Look at All of the Rhythm Games Available on Vita

VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "Despite its somewhat anaemic lineup of backwards-compatible titles (unusual in light of the genre’s strong pedigree on Sony consoles), Vita’s selection of rhythm games is highly impressive in the modern market with genre favourites like DJMax, Hatsune Miku and Taiko no Tatsujin all present and plenty of quirky oddities like Deemo, Love Live & Persona thrown in for good measure. You’re definitely going to need to try your hand at importing to get the most of the genre here, but that shouldn’t be an issue thanks to region-free hardware and easy-to-grasp gameplay."

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Orgarhythm (PlayStation Vita) Review - Push Square

Push Square: "While Orgarhythm's overall idea is great, all too often the positives are hidden in the mix by flaws that make it much more of a hassle than it should be. There are moments of excellence that occasionally blare out front and centre and hint at what could have been, but that quality is sadly not as consistent throughout as its stomping drum beats."

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