The Bizarre World of Japanese Arcade Games

[@doofs]

this man really just spent 1000 dollars on a plane ticket just to spend another 100 on cards of cute anime girls. damn man, talk about living the dream.

[@grantbarnett1957]

I'm jealous arent you gosh

[@yakkocmn]

once this world terror thing is over ya boy gonna head back sometime

[@buzzbuzzluke]

Well, he is the *SIMP KING*, after all

[@boogerhead199]

@@yakkocmn bruh airport security is gonna see those underaged girls on ur cards and place you on a no-fly list

[@ninjadel2]

Posting this just cause i wanted Yakko to see. In tucson Az they have a round one arcade. Literally the most random ass place to put a japanese arcade.

[@vd652]

I swear, we all secretly live in an anime and Yakko’s the main protagonist.

[@PatrickInTheBox]

Gummy Worm 100% hes the hero that will save this world.

[@onlinehusk86]

Gummy Worm Nahhhh that’s Grizzly

[@yakkocmn]

when do i hit my powerspike

[@nekomoonspeak8854]

yakkocmn your best friend has to get badly hurt before the power spike hits

[@richardbates926]

If Yakko is the main character, doesn't that make it Yakko's world?

[@ethenhoober459]

What casino's fail to understand is that it is a universal rule that people value cute girls over money. Sure, I could spend money and I MIGHT get more money back, OR I could spend money and I'm practically guaranteed to get a .png of a cute anime girl. It's business 101 here people, come on.

[@thatonepyronoob]

upgrades, people, upgrades

[@cookies23z]

Reminds me of the no game no life “chess rant” Die for cuteness!

[@antix2834]

would like the comment but it's at 69 likes which is perfect for this comment sooo

[@beaverofbacon4424]

Modern problems requiers modern solution

[@KAMFP]

we need to replace casinos with these arcades

[@superscheire]

COVID-19: y'all have to stay at home gacha game studios: *it's free real estate*

[@chinyang1200]

My phone Is Full of Gacha Games ... and so is my Laptop ... F2p But by God it feels so good to get that UR

[@incongruous4]

Mmo's have all my time over gachas. They're always a secondary casual game to me but man I've put in over 1000 hours on FFXIV since the pandemic started

[@onyourleft9273]

@@incongruous4 Jesus 1000 on FFXIV i haven’t spent that much on Persona

[@incongruous4]

@@onyourleft9273 Up to 3500 now and I stopped playing a couple months ago

[@Rilobster]

“Mom I want to go to arcade in japan” “No son we have arcade at home” Arcade at home: fucking *doodle jump.*

[@yoshisarethebomb]

Why do they have mobile games in arcades? :/

[@seab4519]

@@yoshisarethebomb capitalism!

[@yoshisarethebomb]

@@seab4519 lolz

[@ArjunTheRageGuy]

@@seab4519 or if they don't have mobile phones or computers but still want to play games in them

[@Vailskibum]

Japan out here living in 3020 with their arcades

[@gothicglypso5197]

Why the hell are you here?

[@DDBTheShapeshifter]

Oddly to see you here Vail 0-o

[@darkdan3549]

Their whole society is like 10x more sophisticated than a lot of the world to be honest.

[@dawafflesupreme]

The fact that ongeki only has one arcade cabinet in all of America and it just so happens to be near me is wonderful

[@allanime01]

Me: "Why would you pay so much for those!?" Yakko: Diss one is from an anime and its got sparkles for an upcharge! Me: *Immediately booking a cheap flight for December* Well cultural experience is priceless after all.

[@stenanderson1695]

everything about these games screams "not for you buddy" the joys of being a stroke survivor with control of only one hand but hot damn these look fun to even just watch.

[@weebcraft6829]

I have absolute rubbish hand-eye coordination, but i still get a kick out of watching some 8 year old kid go sicko mode on a fancy looking washing machine.

[@xokolade]

Groove coaster is an app version of an arcade rhythm game that only uses tapping, you could try that!

[@Hedgeyy]

There's this one guy in Tokyo I've seen multiple times that always goes to game testing locations and tries to play with one hand. It's possible in some cases. Definitely on easier difficulties.

[@johnnywu8708]

@@weebcraft6829 It takes practice with these games, but the satisfaction of getting good at it is amazing.

[@yoshisarethebomb]

It can be possible, but it’s hard. Some Ongeki levels require both hands. But EK mostly uses one hand while playing rhythm games. Don’t give up!

[@deko97]

the part of the kemono friends song cracked me up cause i literally had the same experience, after playing the song in groove coaster i could not get it out of my head and now it's playable in pretty much every rhythm game, you can't escape from it. I ended up watching the anime tho and it's actually pretty good lol

[@cactusgreen4449]

Bruh Japan is literally the dream land for every kid.

[@faidou9954]

High suicide rate.

[@BlueToadFan]

@@faidou9954 EVERY KID

[@cactusgreen4449]

I forgot I even wrote this comment, and I comeback to Suicide in Japan and America.

[@akanta5746]

@@faidou9954 at least in japan you die because you want to die. In america you die because others forced you to die

[@Abel-Alvarez]

@@cactusgreen4449 i think just Japan is what @Faidou was talking about. Completely irrelevant to your comment but that's probably why.

[@Hedgeyy]

Ongeki main here. I'm glad you were able to get into the game despite the card barrier to entry. It's definitely not nice on the tourist but definitely worth it for the people who live here lol. This game is definitely my favourite game to stream. So much fun.

[@TythenK]

They've started having Maimai machines in Australia at the beginning of the year. So I'm happy!

[@CHEFPKR]

Back when I visited in 2008 I was blown away by the arcade scene. As someone who grew up in arcades in the states, the arcade scene in Japan made me genuinely sad about the arcades back home. Like, why do we get none of these?

[@Yahiamice]

shouldn't your bank be worried you're spending thousands on anime women jpegs and crazy controllers 🤔

[@yakkocmn]

what they don't know won't hurt them (me)

[@CherryZareGood]

@@yakkocmn but you do know, so doesn't it hurt you?

[@kylehennkens9578]

The real question is if it was an irregular purchase

[@bingoccolon]

@@CherryZareGood shhhhhhhhhh ignorance is bliss when partnered with anime girls

[@jmtrad1906]

It's not jpegs... It's pngs. They are high quality.

[@dirgeofthedawn]

Had the video playing in the background when you said you spent a few extra bucks to get a card with some sparkles on it at 8:47 - as I tabbed over to the video, I thought idly to myself, "What kinda degenerate anime could make someone spend money on a ca-" ...and then I saw it. Gazed upon it I, too, would have spent money on an Oregairu card with such glorious art my fucking GOD SHIT it's nice.

[@Snowy0428]

Me and my Dad: go to Japan *Goes to Arcade* My dad: What game are you playing Son? Me: *It gives me cards when I put in money, can I have your wallet?*

[@JustSpaghetti]

I really miss the Japanese arcades. I ended up using half my travel budget on one night at the arcades. I saw this game but couldn't understand how to play it, but I'll definitely try it next time I visit. :D Hope to see you there!

[@Sanemikufan]

2:40 As one who does often play this game, I can say that it is a lot more difficult than you think, even as a high level player, there are those songs that you just can't clear.

[@yarin981]

You had me at Ongeki my dude- You are truly a man of culture. That game is ADDICTIVE and I loved it when I was in Japan.

[@ICE_woomy]

9:04 HE DID IT, HE PLAYED THE FORBIDDEN JOJO GAME

[@Ultrasecond77]

3:37 i love how upset yakko sounds when he says "we get the...bUMble BEe BaLl CatCHer"

[@mandersoon]

God I relate to this video so much - I played Ongeki so much the last two times I went to Japan. The whole feeling-confidant-until-I-looked-at-someone-else's-gameplay hurts because of how accurate it is 😭

[@iberis361]

*Ah, I see you there with that rare Reimu card.* -cries in jealousy-

[@justcallmezudo]

You know, watching yakkomn while doing homework brings a smile to my face, not because of homework, but because I’m getting distracted from the homework while watching yakkomn

[@Daan_Knobbout]

It is alas but a dream, the situation is exactly the same here in EU. Cost aside, Sega doesn't even allow online use of the cabs outside of Japan. You'd have to trick it and modify it to store player data locally, whis is prone to error risk. Not to mention the cardmaker and everything, to make it worth it for the business they would have to charge a lot of money, in turn making it unlikely for people to spend much money.

[@Daan_Knobbout]

Extra note, a childrens fair house arcade here had a few nice games. Like Outrun 2 but they charged 2$\€ per play. Also the children messed up the steering wheel and chair in a matter of months. Music was inaudible as they would rather have the ticket machines make noise.

[@yggbasil]

Thanks for making a vid on the tiny world of rhythm gamers Yakko! For people who want to play (most) of these games: Round1 locations in America carry a good amount. If you want to play with others and learn from 'em talk to other players when you go. Chances are they can invite you into a local discord to get you started!

[@thehandoftheking3816]

I think Yakko just owns the Gacha Dark Realm. because this man will never come out.

[@himajongte]

People who play in japanese arcade are faster than flash

[@SA-tf3my]

Says the guy who can stop time

[@beaverofbacon4424]

Dio just respects people who tries

[@ryanbui2046]

Hey the game at 9:04 is a jojo game I think let’s send the Dios there for a sec

[@playerslayer1787]

@@ryanbui2046 Yes that is JoJo last survivor

[@BulanBulan9]

Near Sea-Tac Airport, we have Round 1 arcade and it has some actual good arcade games (sound voltex included).

[@Magicarpas]

The Simp King uploads another video! Thank you my sire.

[@SharPhoe]

There's SO MUCH TOUHOU in this video, and that makes me happy.

[@vincent_nightray]

I've been to Japan once and i really enjoyed arcade as much as you did!! Magical experience... and i have a "nesica" card for LoveLive(an idol franchise). Want to go back not only for arcades, but for the country too,,, also thank you for the video!! you did well yakko :з

[@LeCyclohexane]

Spent more money than we'd like to admit with my wife on chunithm, Japanese arcades are on another level! If only the editors would care to export them... Not only the arcade places in EU and NA don't look into those but in order to work they must me connected on the sega, bandai, whatever editor network

[@brueashear]

More arcade videos if possible. It's something I've always been super interested in ever since I (unfortunately) started playing osu! an odd 10 years ago. So I've been loving these videos. Keep up the great work!

[@tcoren1]

6:51 well this aged really well

[@Kazidrake1]

As someone who lived in Japan for a couple years, you aren't kidding about the sensory overload in Japanese arcades. Those places got more bright colors than an seven-year-old girl's birthday party, with flashing lights everywhere, with so much chaotic noise that it's like walking into ten rock concerts at the same time (only no rock music). And that's not even talking about Pachinko arcades which are like five times louder...

[@eyospin]

We really gonna gloss over the spinning Sans fight at 8:50?

[@zyaggho9185]

Yes

[@Cane-Aubright]

That’s Groove Coaster! You can play them at arcades alongside a mobile version with all the songs available through purchase of $5 packs of 5 songs, or through the Switch port known as Groove Coaster: Wai Wai Party!

[@familiarbit5319]

It's also on steam

[@Cane-Aubright]

thunder we don’t talk about the steam version

[@jimbleslimble4938]

9:04 my dude koichi hirose

[@betradium267]

5:48 This cured my depression. Idk why

[@josephreigel4894]

In my humble opinion I really liked your trip to Japan video and I thought the arcade portions were rly fun, I love your sense of humor over the interesting games. Keep up the good work yakko

[@ameryuu5369]

seeing you talk about this reminds me of the arcade at a mall i usually go to buy gunola. they removed the Taiko game, and a lot of other fun games. now it has an old street fighter that doesnt even connect so you cant play against a friend, and a bunch of super old racing games.

[@aidancmoon]

Best channel on youtube

[@disappearingknag230]

I was just watching a bunch of your old "games with friends" videos this morning, and then BAM Yakko just got knocked up a notch, and now I got a new video. Feelsgoodman

[@six-slime]

I bet you filmed that Dancerush Stardom machine without even playing it. Play it Yakko. *Play the big light pad dancing game.*

[@zellbi]

Dude I just fucking love yakko talking about literally anything. Rhythm Games and Anime too? I'm hooked.

[@exaltedb]

I’m so glad I have a round1 close to me. It had beatmania, sound voltex, groove coaster, project diva and wacca- just to name a few. And yes I’ve also fallen into the gacha trap with the sound voltex generator

[@azlekayn3742]

Fun fact, ongeki cons are starting to pop up for sale or are reasonably easy to make, there are sims around and a PC game that's basically a clone called U-Drive. So if you're back in the US and still want to play it, it's pretty easy to get into.

[@RedRiotRoss]

Hehe anime girls nice

[@camobeasto6909]

*American Arcade Games*: “Hi! We’re for kids and we are rushed games that are masked in a fee that will steal your money! Japanese Arcade Games: “HHRRRNNNNN”

[@sheilahuynh9255]

love your videos about arcade games! i just wish there were more rhythm games out there like that. seeing you play makes me wanna play that too!

[@lpletch118]

Welcome to Japari Park IS a banger and when I first heard it I also had it stuck in my head. Arcades are such a big thing in Japan it's crazy. Also the pachinko cabinets are just as mind blowing with machines featuring one of Japan's biggest franchises, Kamen Rider.

[@truehiro]

There's a couple imported game cabinets in an arcade chain/bowling alley in the US called Round 1. They have Sound Voltex, Beatmanina, Pop n Gun, Groove Coaster and some rotating cabinets allong with the newest DDR and DRS machines. Would highly recommend you check out if there's one near you since they're the closest we have to a Japanese arcade.

[@turingsghost]

Ongeki looks so, so good. It's the exact kind of thing to scratch my DJ Hero itch. ...and it's also basically impossible to import, and Sega ignores the US even more than Konami does. Fuck.

[@darkness74185]

On trust me even in around south east Asia (and Singapore and Australia I guess) they couldn't get Ongeki out, the card print that came with MaiMai and Chunithm also got axed when exported so I imagine Ongeki (with a pretty reasonably large gameplay bound to the card printers) wouldn't be out anytime soon

[@turingsghost]

@@darkness74185 I really hope they pull a Chunithm Super Star and release an international version without the card-reader mechanics. I mean, it's Sega we're talking about here, so that's probably not going to happen, but I want to dream.

[@louisantonio2462]

In any case, I thought Yakko was talking about Sound Voltex when it comes to gacha related rhythm game. What a surprise and treat! I think Sound Voltex counts too, especially if you want Reimu to be your navigator or something in game. ...YO THEY HAVE ANGEL BEATS SONGS ON ONGEKI I LOVE IT ALREADY LETS GOOOO (sadly we don't have Ongeki in my country yet. BUT IMMA BE HOPEFUL HOPEFULLY) I hope more youtubers, especially you, would cover more of these rhythm games so that they can hopefully make their way to the US and other western countries! (I hope lol)

[@JacksonSanders22]

listening to you talk about stuff you love is so much fun what the heck

[@AlexanderAgungWirabumi]

Hello, i'm from Indonesia🇮🇩, Southeast Asian. And i like Japan🇯🇵, especially Toys and Game. This is my BEST Favorite Japanese Arcade Game : 90s : 1.Daytona USA 2.Daytona USA 2 3.SEGA Rally Championship 4.SEGA Scud Race/Scud Race Plus 5.Manx TT Superbike 6.Dirt Dash 7.Ace Driver : Victory Lap 8.Crazy Taxi 9.Wave Runner 10.SEGA OverRev 2000s : 1.Thrill Drive 2 2.Battle Gear 2, 3, 4, 4 Tuned (Racing Car) 3.SEGA Monkey Ball 4.Animal Kaiser (Card Game, until now) 5.Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune (Untill now, Now Version 6R in Japan and Version 6 in outside Japan) (One of the Most POPULAR Arcade Racing Car) 6.Mario Kart Arcade GP, GP 2, GP DX 7.Gacchu Guts (Card Game (Beetle Battle)) 8.SEGA Race TV 9.Dead Heat/Maximum Heat Arcade (Racing Car, released 2010) 10.Initial D (Until now) (One of the Most POPULAR Racing Car) 11.Ultraman Fusion Fight (Card Game) 12.Pokemon Tretta 13.Oreca Battle (Card Game) 14.Dance Dance Revolution 0:49 15.Taiko no Tatsujin 7:40 (his right, nearby Air Hockey) 16.Dance Rush 1:57 (that, the footrests are colorful lights), 2:49, 3:04 (front's Jubeat) 17.Sound Voltex 3:15, 8:53, 9:31 18.Gundam Extreme vs Full Boost/Maxi Boost 2:19, 9:11 19.Kamen Rider Ganbarizing (Card Game) 20.SEGA World Drivers Championship 21.Tank! Tank! Tank! Arcade (Tank vs Monster) 22.Cruis'n Blast (by Raw Thrills and Nintendo) 23.SEGA Grid 24.SEGA Daytona USA 3 25.Dariusburst Another Chronicle 26.SEGA Showdown Leader 27.Yokai Watch Arcade (Card Game) 28.Pop'n Music 3:41 29.SEGA KODrive Nostalgic 90s 2000s Japanese Arcade Game. ❤👍👍👍

[@keetbuch8217]

A chain of arcades from Japan are here in the states called round one and they do have current Japanese arcade cabinets like sf5 arcade edition, tekken 7, unist, groove coaster, gitorda etc... and they sell the cards that you can use to register an account so Im able to unlock new songs in gitorda, and track my progress as well as play online is sf5 arcade. Its only in a few states and I worry for its future with caronavirus but I love that arcade.

[@spoops112]

Yakkcmn vids make me happy :)

[@NedInYaHead]

There is a place in Soho, London, called "Little Las Vegas" which is mainly a casino, but there is a seperate floor which is an arcade with a bunch of the games in this video.

[@mooseoverlord55]

I've been trying my hand at editing little animatic shots with images, and I must say that shotgun guitar was beautiful

[@adrianaarcomone]

i have been Japan myself and the arcades are insane over there! i live in Orlando and we are lucky enough to have an arcade here that imports Japanese cabinets along w classic American games and no ticket system, you just pay a set price w/ unlimited play. But a lot of the cabinets you showed I recognized since my local arcade has them and I played them myself in Japan!

[@wertyio37]

People say fighting games are hard and than I see Yakko smacking a lever smh

[@lajenehuen260]

yakko smacking his lever (lenny face)

[@Itsumi456]

Gacha arcade games would kill my wallet. Specifically kamen rider ganbarizing

[@Icebearbear]

Ibrahim Hassan bro theres a KAMEN RIDER ARCADE GAME!? Ive been living under a rock

[@chinyang1200]

Man I've seen those Hell stores now sell waffers containing Ganbarising cards .... which I will never use cause I'm not in Japan

[@SolaIvyCeleste]

6:10 "Anime song" That one is literally "Everyone's Senpai" by Azuma Lim, a Vtuber I'm sad now

[@lrgogo1517]

7:08 is my first time seeing an Easy mode for one of these rhythm games. I wasn't fully convinced they were even a thing.

[@pixelchu]

Been scanning Ongeki in for an upcoming trip, but damn that card maker is so cool

[@Jordan83709]

When I was a kid, on weekends my mom or grandparents would take me to a place called Pojo's! Just a huge arcade place! It's still around today, just in a bigger building, more ticket games, some old school arcade games, a bumber car ride, and a little area for nasty food! lol

[@Rikkachan14]

Ongeki has one of the best OST for any rhythm game, like wtf are those banger ass boss songs

[@yearslate9349]

Even though I'll never be in as deep as you, you still have my sympath-- IS THAT OREGAIRU? EXCUSE ME WHILE I GO BOOK A FLIGHT TO JAPAN, MY FELLOW ADDICTS

[@realhuman1793]

I know right

[@realhuman1793]

I loved the manga

[@danielbanaan]

Yakko just keeps getting better and better. Slowly but surely, this might become a gacha review channel at this point

[@Chloe_2442]

They got irl gotcha games over there. My uncle helped pay for me to go to japan for spring break, and we went to an arcade, and there was either a rhythm game, or a claw machine(an irl gacha game)

[@lrgogo1517]

Hey!! The bumblebee ball catcher is pretty tight compared to most physical arcade games.

[@wishnu4146]

Short yet Nice Ongeki Introduction Video !! I like it ! I am Ongeki Player with Rating 16.01 (Max 16.26), been playing since the first edition, and i find that i can relate to all of your hilarious statement for Ongeki. XD I hope we can play Ongeki together if you visit Japan again, especially Tokyo.

[@marcusbb1589]

The only good arcade sytems in australia is the jurrasic park one were you shoot dinosaurs with a gun using a actual gun, while in a cinematic booth were you play with you're friends(the luigis mansion one is pretty good too and also mario kart but thats it.

[@Dullsonic3]

Last year, i went to Japan, and boi was it arcade heaven! You said everything that i needed to say about it! And yes, i love Ongeki! One more thing you forgot to mention about it is that it has a story, except I am forced to read it raw! I am not on that level of understanding Japanese yet!

[@Yuukecchi]

Back when i went to Momocon last year that was when i discovered and played Japanese arcade games. I recognized a few of those you mentioned like MaiMai and that piano one and Japari Park was also stuck in my head. This makes me interested in Ongeki and that Kancolle arcade game. I didn't know they had physical card printers!

[@Oradimi]

They have indeed! I'd really love to play Kancolle Arcade since I'm a fan of the original browser game since 2015, and the Arcade version's been out since 2016. I wish they'd port it to home consoles someday...

[@boneguitar85]

idk why but this video made me really happy. thanks yakko

[@altheacruz4120]

There’s a maimai machine here in the Philippines, LOVE PLAYING THEM 🥰🥰🥰 Love your videos Yakkom!

[@aw2827]

ngl ddr mario mix on very/super hard difficulty has been a great cardio workout through quarantine haha; BUT YOU PLAY MARIO MIX FOR THE STORY OK?! the gameplay pales in comparison to the japanese arcade games you showed though & there is definitely a pretty staggering difficulty curve between ddr:mm & (imo) more legitimate ddr's at arcades or what you often find in stepmania songs.

[@jameszka997]

I love it when Chunitcho came up I took my journey to Japan a few years ago where I was hooked on Chunitcho and played Crossing Field a lot. Recognizing it just from pattern made me chuckle :D

[@blackbearware1]

Great job Yakko. I started watching you when you made league montages and it's crazy to think that now I'm watching you talk about japanese gacha arcade games haha. Keep up the good stuff.

[@Amerplaygames]

A mall close to my place used to have an arcade like the Japanese ones. It wasn't exactly like it but it was similar. It had DDR, shooters(?), fighting games and the those trading card games that I really liked. Unfortunately, it got shut down and was replaced with an American style arcade where it's just mobile games on big screens and prize games for kids.

[@cking4869]

Now I want to see a video titled “Ain’t Got Rhythm but it’s an impossible rhythm game”

[@sketchycat6223]

2:43 YOU LEAVE JUMPING JACKPOT ALONE, ITS TRYING ITS BEST

[@shartbarf]

Very jealous, especially since you went pre-covid. Excellent!!

[@Kurante_Tenraku]

A random fact my brother told me was a game existed before guitar hero called guitar freaks by Konami which is now known as gitadora. Konami tried to sue for copying but the case was dropped.

[@Pale_Rider080]

Aight Thank you for giving me something to listen during the quarantine and the typhoon here, thanks Yakko!

[@comicallyevil]

One of my favorite songs got put in Ongeki SUMER PLUS in February

[@davidchow7322]

At 6:52 you can see the wild and elusive Glokkocmn, defending his habitat from invasive species.

[@ledia2521]

I appreciate you featuring my favorite game! Hope you come to Japan again someday with nothing to worry.

[@slytan1506]

Where I live, there is a Mai Mai rip off called dance cube and while I was playing, a group of teenagers came over simply to tease me.

[@robinnohood5557]

Dancerush Stardom is one of my favorite arcade ever. Instead of 4-way or 8-way arrows, it's an entire LED light-up panel beneath your feet. Instead of grabbing onto a bar behind you and go crazy with your feet, you'll have to use your entire body to balance yourself doing crazy (or not-so crazy) flares, did I mention that you'll literally have to jump and learn the shuffle dance moves to actually play the game? It's a place where you can go crazy and not worry about getting a full combo. The point of DDR is hitting those arrows, the point of Dancerush is to look *cool as fuck* which the LED will help alot even if you don't know any dance moves, heck even the "notes" which has Left and Right indications on it, are completely the same, meaning you can hit the Left foot note with your right, your knee, your hand, even your face, as long as it register. Encourage you to go "wild" come up with your own flare, add some spinning, break dancing... whatever you like. It's not an arcade, it's more like a stage. Which is why I like it so much. If you even get to chance to try one, go for it!

[@jankfessorygo]

This video actually makes me tear up because I miss japanese arcades so much.

[@edzelcalibs]

Thanks yakko. I learn new thing about japanese arcade and gacha

[@Kry-Edge]

I love this video Yakko. I recently fell into gacha... it´s great

[@matthewmcmullan4832]

“BACK YE FOUL CREATURES!” “I ONLY LIKE THE MUSIC!"

[@yukko_parra]

In Sydney we are finally starting to have competitive arcades... only in the city CBD. and i live in the suburbs. sigh... i guess in my area arcades are for kids, i'll have to hold on to the dream of learning how to dance via drs

[@FOHGeek]

Wondering if there'll be a combination between rhythm games and flight simulation games... Imagine yourself strapped in a movable seat driven by a multi-axis computerized servo motion platform and facing a console sort of like Ongeki or Sound Voltex. As the music begins, you feel strong G-forces of acceleration and subtle thumpy feedback corresponding to bass notes. The virtual "vehicle" goes through different curves and loops on the chart, all accompanied with bodily feeling of simulated centrifugal force. Hitting notes perfectly ensure a smooth and speedy ride, while erroneous operations result in bumps, jolts, falls or even a simulated crash.

[@Nilso2]

I wanted to like your video, but I realized I already did it. You are my favorite youtuber to watch on Ketamine.

[@Snaztasticful]

Shame this video doesn't have more attention, it's one of my favorites on KZbin and I come back to watch it every now and then. Have you considered going back to shoot a sequel to cover more rhythm games?