Generally this can be rather easy if you just listen for the timing of the percussion or snap or whichever sound effect is tied to the button press and play along with the music. Gameplay in most of the mini-games consists of simply hitting the A button at the appropriate times, although some are more complex than others. You help him by clearing a series of mini-games to eventually devise something to help him return to “Heaven World.” The games themselves are all rather simple and some have even been pulled right out of earlier titles in the series. After beating a mini-game in story mode, it unlocks each the game in a free play mode where you can it repeatedly. In the story, a strange kitten afro thing named Tibby falls from the heavens and needs your help to make it back. Establishing and maintaining a good flow is the ultimate goal. The latest entry is Rhythm Heaven Megamix, and like its older siblings it is a collection of mini-games all centered around the simple premise of keeping the pace or beat.
Now pour a gallon of irresistible Japanese craziness and humor over the top and you’re beginning to understand Rhythm Heaven, a cult hit series from Nintendo. Imagine a rhythm game that scraps simple on-screen cues in favor of wacky animations and forces you to keep the timing by ear.
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