BA DE YA
SAY DO YOU REMEMBER
BA DE YA
DANCING IN SEPTEMBER
BA DE YA
Oliver Anderson
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Easton Brooks
>Elite Beat Agents 2 never ever
Hold me, Yea Forums
Eli Smith
E
B
A
Evan Lee
You bet, kid.
Andrew Evans
Have you already played both Osu DS games?
Liam Thompson
Nice trips.
Dylan Allen
It hurts bros.
Hunter Garcia
NOW DECEMBER
FOUND THE LOVE THAT WE SHARED
IN SEPTEMBER
ONLY BLUE TALK AND LOVE
REMEMBER
Jack Bell
I'm not a filthy weeb so no
Daniel Cook
YOUNG MAN
Nicholas Jones
ARE YA READY?!
Thomas Sanders
is it easy to play on an emulator do I gotta play it on a real DS?
Grayson Roberts
>won't play two fantastic games because "heh i'm not a weeb"
Mason Sullivan
AND I DON'T EVER WANNA
I DON'T EVER WANNA BE
Alexander Powell
why would you ever try to play rhythm games on emulators in general, that's just asking for trouble
Dylan Wilson
I dont have a ds
Lincoln Sanchez
>playing music games with a bunch of songs you don't know or understand
Why?
Carter Anderson
eba is just a rhythm game for people who suck at rhythm games
Jaxson Lee
E! B! A!
E! B! A!
E! B! A!
E! B! A!
Mason Perez
as much as I hate Osu I'm sure someone's ported the original charts onto it by now so just look into that I guess.
A good rhythm game exceeds its tracklist. Hell just look at EBA. There's like, two good songs on it with everything else being dumb as fuck early 00's pop/rock hits. But despite that it's still a great game and even manages to make a bunch of Avril and Sum41 songs enjoyable.
Elijah Myers
OUENDAN!
Oliver Collins
I WAS BOOOOOORN
IN A CROSSFIRE HURRICANE
Camden Rodriguez
Eli Parker
Sorry chaps, gotta do it.
Ahem.
YOU'RE THE MEANING IN MY LIFE
YOU'RE THE INSPIRAAAAAAAAAAAATIOOOOOON
Michael Baker
>you have to be able to understand the song in it's entirety to enjoy it
or it's for people who like fun
Kayden Carter
Joseph Cruz
guess I'll have to look for them then, thanks user
Jeremiah Wood
Caleb Martin
WALLLKIE TALKIE MAAAAAAAAAAN
Ryan Campbell
>That while blood cell nurse
Gavin Allen
John Jenkins
>I'm sure someone's ported the original charts onto it by now
Unfortunately no, so far the only ones that have been ported are You're the Inspiration and Jumpin Jack Flash, most beatmaps don't even use storyboarding at all, though there is one particularly good Don't Stop Me Now chart that uses it well.
Joseph Brown
That shit caused an awakening inside me godamnit. Lord knows how many times I replayed that level and played like shit on purpose, but not too shit to lose
Noah Clark
>I
>WAS BOOOOORN
>TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LOVE YOU
>WITH EEEEEEEVERY SINGLE BEAT
>OF MY HEAAAAART
>YEEEEEAAAAAAAAH I
>WAS BORN
>TO TAKE CAAAARE OF YOUUUU
>EEEEEVERY SINGLE DAAAY...
>OF MY LIIIIIIIIIFE
Thomas Wright
Post yfw
>MUSIC LIVES!
Ian Allen
THIS IS OUR TIME
WITHOUT A DOUBT
TIME TO IGNITE
WE'RE NOT GOING DOWN
WITHOUT A FIGHT
THIS IS OUR TIIIIIIIIIIIIIME
GET UP OFF THE GROUND
TAKE WHAT IS MINE
WE'RE NOT GOING DOWN
WITHOUT A FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT
Samuel Moore
You can get a DS and a flash cart for under $50 user
Nolan Thomas
This game is completely bullshit on the higher difficulties where you can fail songs even when you're hitting all the notes, but hitting them perfectly
Xavier Harris
Canned Heat on Hard is no shit one of the hardest levels I've ever played in a video game. The notes don't match up to the rhythm at all, instead going along with the barely audible backing drums. I literally had to beat it by ignoring the music and just memorizing when the notes would appear where.
Noah Young
>there is one particularly good Don't Stop Me Now chart that uses it well.
The one with Phoenix Wright defending the EBA?
Caleb Scott
Yeah that one, it's the only one I've found that really uses the storyboarding at all but it does it well