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Technic Beat

Music

Released

Nov 2, 2004

8,040 days ago
Platforms
  • PS2
  • Arcade
Ratings

Not rated yet

Release dates

North America dates
  1. Nov 2, 20048,040 days ago
    • PS2

About

This is a game where you have to use your sense of rhythm to pass the levels with 85 different songs. You walk around on a little stage with your character. As the music plays, markers pop up on the stage that expand in sync with the music. You have to hit those markers at the right time. This will trigger an instrument or jingle of the music (and give you points). Each characters has special abilities - some of them for example can move the markers to get them closer (or out of reach of the opponents). All characters can use a pitch-bend to change the tone of a triggered jingle for extra fun. Apart from having several game modes, you can also play this game solo or with a friend, either cooperative or in a battle mode to see who's got a better sense of rhythm.

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Game info

Released
2002 · see every game from that year
Modes
Single player · Multiplayer
Perspective
Third person

Studios

Age ratings

  • ESRBENo content descriptors

Languages

2 languages
English, Japanese
LanguageAudioSubtitlesInterface
EnglishEnglish (US)
Japanese日本語

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Story & names

Technic Beat lets you create, alter, and dance onscreen to your own music. First, you must listen to music represented in the game by concentric rings of sound. Once you pick up the beat, you can dance into the middle of the rings to try to "catch" the music. If successful, you'll achieve the power to manipulate the sound rings to create entirely new music. As you progress through each level, you'll be rewarded with new visual displays, power-ups, and bonuses.

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Also known as

  • TechnicbeatAlternative title

Release dates by region

3 releases in 2 regions

north america

  • Nov 02, 2004PS2

japan

The Technictix series

All 2 games
  1. Technictix2001
  2. This gameTechnic Beat2002

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