Oh hey, welcome to those who have recently discovered this video. Thanks for watching! It's amazing to see such support for the Rhythm Tengoku/Rhythm Heaven franchise. If you like this, I would definitely recommend checking out the other games. Since this livestream, I have figured out the audio distortion issue coming from my HDMI capture card. I also now try to sync my webcam audio a bit better with the game. I'm hoping to run this back again soon. If it happens, it will be live on Twitch or RUclips, done on original hardware (Wii instead of Wii U), and hopefully done faster! That is... Unless Rhythm Heaven Switch comes out first...
I barely watch game playthoughs these days, and I've never been into speedruns so..... yes Though I gotta admit, I'm tempted to get Rhythm Heaven for DS now!! This looks fun
The reason I love this game so much because I’m not very visual and more auditory. But that also means I struggle with some of the games because it doesn’t give audio cues, you just have to feel it through the beat
I thought of some others that you might have trouble with blindfolded: Catchy Tune, Lumbearjack, Dog Ninja, Karate Man Senior, and that’s all I can think of RN
22:32 This game gave me SO MUCH trouble when I first played the game so the fact he did it blindfolded on his first try. I’m amazed. I know he probably practiced beforehand but still
@@JTheMelon People tend to have certain weaknesses and strengths with different minigames. For example, I struggle a lot with memory games, like Tamborine (I remember the basic beat, but cannot perform it back very well) however I do well when there's many things happening, where I can just sorta focus and get into a flow state like with Cheer Readers, haha
@@IDontReallyWantARUclipsHandle in the words of an Irish man “I’m really good at the games where it goes ‘prompt action prompt action’, not the ones where it goes ‘prompt prompt prompt action’”
I always thought this game would be good for blind people. The vast majority of the games rely on audio cues rather than visual; if you have someone there to read and explain the instructions it would be easy!
I dunno if it was true, but in the comments of another Rhythm Heaven-related video someone said that they taught a blind kid how to play the DS game. That kid got really good at it and later became a musician. Again, don't know if it's true but it makes a good story at the very least lol
Yeah, there are only a few minigames that require you to actually see what's happening (See Saw, Bossa Nova, etc). Even Screwbot Factory has audio cues that make it possible to be played blindfolded.
@@liriosogno6762 Was very unexpected A. This was like in 2019 so good Wii games weren't in stock anymore. B. I thought I'd get a bit of a discount off of what I assumed would be a $20 game because of the case damage lol.
i didnt realize this comment was made 3 years ago so i dont think there was somebody else who did it at the time but. theres somebody else who also beat the game blindfolded!!! not a speedrun or anything, but even so!! you might still enjoy it even if it was done a while after the run in this video :) ruclips.net/video/lCFwmcitBIk/видео.html
@@vixian5178 A popular youtuber and streamer. He streamed the entire of Rhythm Heaven Fever a couple weeks ago and did horrendous on it. He's a really funny guy, you should check him out. Of course, I'm not sure what your preference is when it comes to youtubers, but I still wanna recommend RT to you.
Took me three sittings, but finally finished watching the entire run. What a fun, wholesome game. Thank you for uploading. It's games like these that really make me interested in what the TAS community can do to surprise us. You'd think that there's little to be optimized, but they always seem to find something up their sleeves.
rhythm heaven has always been one of my favorite game serieses, I used to play the GBA version on an emulator during class in like 7th grade the fact that you dont even need to see to play the game well because of the audio cues is honestly great, it lets people who usually cant play rhythm games get in on the fun
Monkey Watch: I will zoom out and put a monkey in an air balloon to obscure your view. TehWhack: I am already 1 step ahead of you, I BLINDED MYSELF. Monkey Watch: *NOOOOO* edit: i have come back to this comment and now see how cringe it is so i edited it to make it less cringe i will reveal the un-edited comment if we get a bruh chain for you curious people ok, here you go Monkey Watch: hehe. I will zoom out and put a monkey in an air balloon to obscure your view. TehWhack: I am already 1 step ahead of you, I BLINDED MYSELF. Monkey Watch: no nono NONO NO NO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Great video, the awesome thing about the series is how little you need to rely on visual cues, sometimes the visuals actually distract, which really challenges players to rely on their ears and sense of rhythm to get through the game.
Most of the Minigames are based on visual ques, which means that you have to memorize the entire rhythm of the Minigames, which I will give alot of respect to.
I didn't do it blindfolded, but when I was younger I got all the medals and the perfect titles. I think it took me a whole damn month and I LOVED IT. If I had a working Wii I would play this even now. I loved this game.
the fact that you expected remix 1, got double date, and still did perfectly is pretty impressive to me! granted, i haven't really had the chance to play a rhythm heaven game yet, so maybe it's easier than i think... still, i think the ability to improvise effectively is great to have.
Went to see this after almost giving up on my own blindfolded run just because of working dough 2. Glad to hear it’s the worst of the worst with enough offbeats to choke a horse.
I like Ringside, but I have a flaw with it. It’s too easy. Come on, three cues that aren’t used that often? Why? Also, the music is kind of bland, especially for Rhythm Heaven. To be honest, it’s probably the worst song in all of Fever, every other song is really catchy, this one’s just boring with a weird beat. Though it’s still good.
It's great to see more people getting recommended videos of this game thanks to RT, it's a really great game series and it makes me happy that more people are learning about this franchise. Chances of getting a Switch game are much higher now.
I'm curious. I've heard in the guitar hero/rock band community, after they got so good that they just perfected the entire setlists, they sped up the game itself and called that the new records. Would it be the same for this?
I thought this would be easy but then I realised that Screwbot factory and Karate man are mainly visual, this would actually be quite difficult. (And yes, I know that Screwbot and Karate aren't the only mainly visual ones.)
For screwbot factory, the black bots take 3 beats while the white ones take 2 beats. When a white bot is deployed, you can hear a sort of alarm siren sound. The bots start being screwed at a constant rate when being deployed on the conveyor, with a "tink" sound. (I don't know exactly how long that is in beats, though)
So I'm gonna watch through the video and try and put down every single audio cue I think you could use while playing blindfolded Bare with me, I don't know it all and my hearing isn't that great so if it's subtle I won't catch it. Hole in one- Fairly simple, smaller monkey gives you two squeaks, first squeak he grabs the ball, second he throws it. The bigger one gives you three sounds. First one he grabs the ball, second he winds it up, third he throws. Robot factory- The arm makes a high pitched whirring sound when it grabs a white robot, and it sounds normal when it grabs a grey. Seesaw - I think when you land on the white part it sounds different ??? I honestly don't know for this one, but when you go super high up it'll give you a pretty noticeable sound effect when you become spiky. Double date - You just need to memorize the beats of each ball. Soccer ball, one quick beat, then kick. Basketball, two beats, The second beat comes in fast, then kick. Football, two slow beats, then kick. Fork lifter - You've just gotta be ready to copy the flicking of the peas. There aren't many noticeable sound cues, its mainly just a copy game. They'll flick twice, you flick twice, you just have to get the timing right each time. Itll shift, of course, but its fairly simply. Probably the easiest in game. Tambourine - Also super simple, another copy game. Its only got two sound cues, technically four. Shaking the tamberine, and hitting it. Then there's the sound the monkey makes when it's your turn, and when it's his turn. He'll squeak at you, then you repeat what he did. And when you're done, itll make a sparkling noise. Board meeting - Honestly, all I know is you just have to be ready to follow what the others do. Only thing I can recognize is when they spin, and the one two three the apprentice says when you all need to stop at the same time. I dont like this one much, so I don't exactly know. Monkey watch - Again, simple! Theres only two things you need to watch for. You need to get the tempo down, and follow that. Very simple. But then there's the pink monkeys, double beats, they'll give you a squeaky sound cue, usually one beat early. So you'll give a yellow monkey a highfive first as soon as the sound starts and then you'll give the pinks a double highfive. Working dough - Its another copy game. While it is pretty difficult, you just have to be ready to copy what you hear. The first one does something, and you copy it. First, there's the small items, which sounds like little metal items. And then there's the larger ones, which sound like a much deeper version than that. Or if you want to hear it from the dough, the smaller dough makes a more squeaky yell, and the bigger dough makes a chunkier yell. Built to scale - So there's always a similar beat to this one, you just have to memorize where the little cylinder is at all times, so just know that the first one starts on the right, comes to the left, back to the red, then you'll get a wind up sound and that's when you need to press B I think. Then the other will come from the left. Air Rally - You get a good start off at first, so all you need is the tempo. The cat dude will give you a ba bum bum bum when he's giving you a long shot. And if he's gonna go back to quicker shots afterwards, he'll say two, three, four. If not, itll be another bum bum bum- Figure fighter - So there isn't many cues. This one is extremely easy, but the way they're separated is where it gets a little confusing. And jab = one hit. One two = two hits. Go go go! = Three hits. There's also a time where itll confuse you and the dude will say and one two. Just be ready for that. Ring side - These ones are fairly easy to recognize. Wubadubaduba is that true? Woah you go big guy! And Pose for the fans! Very easy to get used to. This is one of the most iconic songs from the game, so almost everyone knows how it goes. Packing pests - So when a candy is thrown, it makes a thump. When a spider is thrown, it squeaks. Sometimes a candy will be thrown and itll say double up. All you need to do is catch the candy, and double smack away the next two spiders coming up. Samurai slice - So all of them make different sounds Their sizes are based off of how deep the squeaking sounds. Then there's the multi hit green eyes, which just sounds like a bunch of bats in slow-motion- Catch of the game - OK a y, this one is hard for me to do- All you really need to do is copy what they do at first. When you first get a new fish, itll give you a beat cue for when you should go. So how she says and go on the yellow, and one two three, go for the blue. Simply repeat those everytime you hear them. Orange fish makes two squeaks. Yellow makes three. And blue makes four deep dums. Flipper flop- Follow the tempo again, listen to the three beat cue, which should sound like banging on a glass bottle. Then the Eskimo guy will tell you how many flipper rolls to do. You've just gotta be ready to count since he will only count to four before repeating back from one. Exhibition Match- all you gotta do is count to five like the dude said, and hit the ball on the 5th count. But listen for when she throws it, it simply sounds like clothes shuffling. Flock step- Another tempo follow- It's kinda like monkey watch. Itll give you the sound cue a few beats early, which is a few chirps. On the last two chirps, that's when you'll do that cute little bird jump- So the second to last, you'll crouch down, and then the last chirp is when you'll jump. Launch party- Ah yes, this is the fun one- Fun fact, each rocket has a different blastoff sound based off of the shape they are. Green sounds like a bell, white sounds like a bowling strike, red sounds like a blastoff, and blue sounds like a party popper. So its confusing atfirst, but all you need is to be ready for the numbers. Red counts slowly from three, green counts fast from seven, white slowly counts from one, and blue steadily counts from five. Donk donk- The normal beats is when you go donk donk, but when you're about to go quick, you'll hear dump dwa. When you're going fast, it's dit dit dah. And then when you're about to slow down, it's a slow di di doo. It's fairly cute game in my opinion. Bossa Nova - This one is actually kinda hard. You'll swap beats alot. But the sides keep the exact same beats, just be ready to swap. The cues to turn is Left side, she says spin. Right side, he says turn. You start on the right. Love rap - I hate this one so much its honestly so weird- She just says something and you need to repeat it I guess ?? I don't even know- Okay, I'm too tired to finish this right now- I'm editing this as I watch
to correct some of your info and run through the remaining minigames (excl repeats) see-saw: see is the only audio clue, as he will make an 'E-O' sound much faster instead of 'EEE-OO', which lasts around half a beat longer exhibition match: its 4 beats, but technically you still have to count to 5, or 1 2 3 4 1 or something like that. launch party: you'll always count down 2 beats (pressing a on the third beat, same as in exhibition match), except for the red rockets which are 3 beats (press a on fourth beat) ok now to new games tap troupe: straightforward. you'll always be keeping in time with the other guys, and nothing is sneaked by, however in the middle of the song there is a 'tap tap TAP' where the middle tap is a held for slightly longer.. i think it's normally dotted sixteenth notes but there its an eigth note. don't quote me on that though im ass with music theory shrimp shuffle: horrible. you see, when you get a barely input (which counts as a miss), it clearly lets you know with a sound cue. there are none, so good luck correcting yourself. the shrimps pause twice in the whole song iirc.? once near beginning, once near end cheer readers: very straightforward, everything has an audio cue karate man: also very easy but wow does playing without vision totally change the gameplay night walk: you wont know when to roll but tbats about it edit: wrong about see saw
@@scotty3739Tap Troupe is actually about transitioning between rhythms smoothly. 4/4 rhythm and 4:3 polyrhythm (at double tempo). On tap tap tap the 3rd/last tap is always the next available beat of the original rhythm which causes the gap between the 2nd and 3rd tap to change. tap,, tap tap tap,, tap,, tap tap,, tap,,,, tap If you're good at rhythm you tend to just get it right without having to think about it at all. If not, you may have to memorise it.
@@aaaah540 the way I see it, the beat when she throws the ball is one, and you hit it on either beat 5 or the next beat 1 depending on how you count it. if counting to 5 is easier, then it works, if sets of 4 (like most music beats) is easier, that works too.
Hey, I'm looking to start runs in this category as well. What setup do you use for streaming your Wii footage? It may be different since you're on a Wii U, but is there a specific capture card you use?
I have a HDMI capture card for Wii U, and a composite/s-video card for Wii games. In the future, I'll be using composite capture for Wii for the sake of making the reset easier and faster to do.
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Oh hey, welcome to those who have recently discovered this video. Thanks for watching!
It's amazing to see such support for the Rhythm Tengoku/Rhythm Heaven franchise. If you like this, I would definitely recommend checking out the other games.
Since this livestream, I have figured out the audio distortion issue coming from my HDMI capture card.
I also now try to sync my webcam audio a bit better with the game. I'm hoping to run this back again soon. If it happens, it will be live on Twitch or RUclips, done on original hardware (Wii instead of Wii U), and hopefully done faster!
That is... Unless Rhythm Heaven Switch comes out first...
I’m watching this right now, you’re so good
Oh hello creator person! This video is lovely, and well done with the game!
Awesome!!!
I only watched this for the Dreams of our Generation part, but this is really good!
I got into the series after getting Megamix about a week ago. I wish they made a switch one...
visual distractions: exist
this guy: haha, im already blind!
420 likes... perfect
@@PV-po6zt The next milestone is 666
@@mohandasjung almost there
@@mohandasjung we’re past it rip
samurai slice: am i a joke to you?
Game: *tries to obstruct your view*
Blindfolded Speedrunners: "Oh no... Anyway..."
i was thinking the exact same thing lmfao, thoes attempts are useless when the player is blindfolded 😭😭😭
"I am 4 paralel universes ahead of you"
@@vitvitcher2782 well it is a rythem game. So a blind person can also probably play this game
@@Ttegegg yep! A blind kid played this game and wrote a “thank you” letter to Nintendo because of how accessible the game was :)
"i dont usually do so poorly on remix 2... i guess im just getting rusty?"
**is blindfolded**
RT: Crying in a Corner. "i finished remix 3 im gonna put that in my resume" -RT 2020
@@doran2003 he skipped most of remixes though
In this game you press "A"
Me: Dear God...
Him: There's more.
Me: No...
Sometimes you also press "B".
OH NO
This line seems familiar :thinking:
I’ve done nothing but press A for three days straight...
@@ZLGaming140 team fortress 2
@@justderp5713 YOU IMBECILE! YOUVE DOOMED US ALL
I like how by looking at the comments, I can tell a bunch of other people were recommended this in the past day or two lol
I mean i got the game 2 days ago and ive been watching rythm heaven fever playthrough's so it makes sense why i got it reccomended
I blame RTGame for posting 1 video of this.
@@mizzy2631 yup, i bought the game because of his video
I barely watch game playthoughs these days, and I've never been into speedruns so..... yes
Though I gotta admit, I'm tempted to get Rhythm Heaven for DS now!! This looks fun
i can confirm
The reason I love this game so much because I’m not very visual and more auditory. But that also means I struggle with some of the games because it doesn’t give audio cues, you just have to feel it through the beat
As an individual who is planning on speedrunning this category soon, this actually looks challenging but fun.
Dude u haven't even started when will u do it
@@JTheMelon ok
tbh it is probably easier than you think
Goodluck my guy
Seems easy considering its based on rhythm just need to play the game 1 million times.
Did anybody else watch RT’s video and now your recommendations are filled with this game?
good. embrace it. we can give you the sense of rhythm.
I thought I was the only one
Yeah....
For me it was also i get recommended lots of fake blindfold runs
YES. I've been going down a rabbit hole. I'm not complaining.
when the right arm pulls a white robot, theres a high pitched whirring noise that does not occur when the right arm pulls a black robot
Thank you for this
I never even knew
I realized that when I played it recently, tbh it’s really nice, IMO the only game hard to play if you’re blindfolded is Built to Scale
It's a completely different cue actually
For the Black robot the arm goes "Boom Boom"
For the White Robot the arm goes "whirr whirr"
And how in the world am i going to spell those noises
I thought of some others that you might have trouble with blindfolded: Catchy Tune, Lumbearjack, Dog Ninja, Karate Man Senior, and that’s all I can think of RN
50:33 can we just appreciate that he has this so memorized that he knows exactly when she throws down her hat?
RT really just got this recommended to everyone
after watching rt play this game it really shows how fucking incredible this run is.
I honestly do better on Air Rally when not looking at the screen
BABABABABABBAAAMAMAMBAMABAM.
That's the same with me except for with Donk-Donk
Just hit every beat and don't worry about it
I mean, that's how I got it perfect so I agree
*BA BAM BAM BAM*
22:32
This game gave me SO MUCH trouble when I first played the game so the fact he did it blindfolded on his first try. I’m amazed. I know he probably practiced beforehand but still
Really? This was really easy for me, ive no idea why
@@JTheMelon different people have different reaction times.
@@Ok-rd1zd This game was really really easy for me. It kinda felt like an easier Moai Game
@@JTheMelon People tend to have certain weaknesses and strengths with different minigames. For example, I struggle a lot with memory games, like Tamborine (I remember the basic beat, but cannot perform it back very well) however I do well when there's many things happening, where I can just sorta focus and get into a flow state like with Cheer Readers, haha
@@IDontReallyWantARUclipsHandle in the words of an Irish man
“I’m really good at the games where it goes ‘prompt action prompt action’, not the ones where it goes ‘prompt prompt prompt action’”
to the people who got recommended thanks to rt: stay awhile! please. we need more fans for a switch game.
that’s currently the plan i, uh, cannot escape this game -please help-
@@thatoneguy9582 *Good.*
mfw rhythm game brainrot
@@realuity3075
actually yeah that’s spot on
I'm so glad RT played Rhythm Heaven cus we 100% need more fans demanding a new Rhythm Heaven game.
I always thought this game would be good for blind people. The vast majority of the games rely on audio cues rather than visual; if you have someone there to read and explain the instructions it would be easy!
I dunno if it was true, but in the comments of another Rhythm Heaven-related video someone said that they taught a blind kid how to play the DS game. That kid got really good at it and later became a musician. Again, don't know if it's true but it makes a good story at the very least lol
except for Bossa Nova being literally impossible
Same thought. I always knew those visuals are distracting.
Yeah, there are only a few minigames that require you to actually see what's happening (See Saw, Bossa Nova, etc). Even Screwbot Factory has audio cues that make it possible to be played blindfolded.
@@bruceturnbull4219 you don't need to see the screen for See Saw, there are audio cues for short and long jumps
The game IS simple. Doesn't mean it's easy.
It's way easier than most rhythm games out there though
@@thomasingram1727 it's also much more music based than a lot of them.
The tambourine monkey is the cutest game character I have ever seen
What is there not to love about him? It’s just a monkey with a tambourine
Yes
He is the cutest.
Monkey is the cutest character except for monkey watch
and then you fail and he become ugly
pov: you watched rt's rhythm heaven video and now your recommendations are filled with rhythm heaven videos
Nah I watch another rhythm heaven vid then found this dude
i mean ringside also make this jewel game more popular so
Good. Everyone should have rhythm heaven in their recommended
No...
*IT BEEN IN MY RECOMMENDED*
*A N D I L I K E I T*
Jokes on you, i already was into that shit
1:52:35 feels bad man
It hurts because it's realistic at a few points lol
FeelsBadMan is the right
So.... I got this game at Wal-Mart for $0.03. It was in the bargin bin with a slightly damaged case.
Woah congratulations that's awesome
@@liriosogno6762 Was very unexpected
A. This was like in 2019 so good Wii games weren't in stock anymore.
B. I thought I'd get a bit of a discount off of what I assumed would be a $20 game because of the case damage lol.
Essentially robbed it
I have, at last, seen someone beat the game blindfolded.
Beautiful.
i didnt realize this comment was made 3 years ago so i dont think there was somebody else who did it at the time but.
theres somebody else who also beat the game blindfolded!!! not a speedrun or anything, but even so!! you might still enjoy it even if it was done a while after the run in this video :)
ruclips.net/video/lCFwmcitBIk/видео.html
Him: *makes one or two mistakes*
Him: “so that was terrible, absolutely awful,”
*plays a level missing only three inputs while blindfolded*
“I’m kinda rusty at this game”
I love when some parts are made to make it harder to see the screen but he aint seein anything near
22:33
I don’t know how in god’s green earth he pulled this off
I have not checked that time yet, but I'm assuming it's Donk-Donk
Edit: Nevermind, I was wrong
Shaggy Chungus 69 idk what you mean. It's just listening
Simon says for rhythm. Easiest in terms of visuals.
Pure memorization from playing it so much times
With his ears, duh
Let’s just take a moment to appreciate how excellent this man’s rhythm is.
RT's Quaking rn.
Guess i got this recommended cuz of RT's playthrough
I mean same, but love quality content
Who is RT?
@@vixian5178 A popular youtuber and streamer. He streamed the entire of Rhythm Heaven Fever a couple weeks ago and did horrendous on it. He's a really funny guy, you should check him out. Of course, I'm not sure what your preference is when it comes to youtubers, but I still wanna recommend RT to you.
Took me three sittings, but finally finished watching the entire run. What a fun, wholesome game. Thank you for uploading. It's games like these that really make me interested in what the TAS community can do to surprise us. You'd think that there's little to be optimized, but they always seem to find something up their sleeves.
rhythm heaven has always been one of my favorite game serieses, I used to play the GBA version on an emulator during class in like 7th grade
the fact that you dont even need to see to play the game well because of the audio cues is honestly great, it lets people who usually cant play rhythm games get in on the fun
Love Rap had a weird rythm. I could never get it right lol
Monkey Watch: I will zoom out and put a monkey in an air balloon to obscure your view.
TehWhack: I am already 1 step ahead of you, I BLINDED MYSELF.
Monkey Watch: *NOOOOO*
edit: i have come back to this comment and now see how cringe it is so i edited it to make it less cringe
i will reveal the un-edited comment if we get a bruh chain for you curious people
ok, here you go
Monkey Watch: hehe. I will zoom out and put a monkey in an air balloon to obscure your view.
TehWhack: I am already 1 step ahead of you, I BLINDED MYSELF.
Monkey Watch: no nono NONO NO NO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Ok
Comedycemetery
@@JTheMelon yes, i forgot about this comment of mine
...
Comment the old version
Great video, the awesome thing about the series is how little you need to rely on visual cues, sometimes the visuals actually distract, which really challenges players to rely on their ears and sense of rhythm to get through the game.
Most of the Minigames are based on visual ques, which means that you have to memorize the entire rhythm of the Minigames, which I will give alot of respect to.
Thanks!
visual?! Pfffft
Are you *really* sure about that? For me it's easier to follow musical ques...
Albinum I can understand built to scale but I don’t remember any others that require visual cues.
That's mostly for Screwbot Factory.
i thought this dude was legit going for a blindfolded perfect run, still really impressive.
the most heartbreaking thing is seeing the bots cry when you accidentally screw their heads on too tight
I wonder if anyone has ever done it with noise cancelling headphones. Great job by the way!
Or you could just turn the volume down, but noise canceling headphones work too
I didn't do it blindfolded, but when I was younger I got all the medals and the perfect titles. I think it took me a whole damn month and I LOVED IT. If I had a working Wii I would play this even now. I loved this game.
Bro this video is entertaining af, you also seem like a really chill dude
Dawg some of these tunes are perfect for just vibing
the fact that you expected remix 1, got double date, and still did perfectly is pretty impressive to me! granted, i haven't really had the chance to play a rhythm heaven game yet, so maybe it's easier than i think... still, i think the ability to improvise effectively is great to have.
On working dough, he was like "This is a hard game to do blindfolded" and misses like 3
Went to see this after almost giving up on my own blindfolded run just because of working dough 2. Glad to hear it’s the worst of the worst with enough offbeats to choke a horse.
Pretty love song: is playing
Sky cat: *BAM, BAM BAM BAM BAM, BAM BAM BAM BAM*
34:15 everyone's favourite game from Rhythm Heaven Fever, apparently
Wubbadabbaduba is that true?
Ye
@@EZX280 Woah! You go, big guy!
Pose for the fans!
Yeah it’s true 😔
I like Ringside, but I have a flaw with it. It’s too easy. Come on, three cues that aren’t used that often? Why? Also, the music is kind of bland, especially for Rhythm Heaven. To be honest, it’s probably the worst song in all of Fever, every other song is really catchy, this one’s just boring with a weird beat. Though it’s still good.
Why the fuck doesn't this have more views?? Where are your subscribers?! This is great, man.
Camera:zooms out
This guy: You have no power here
It's great to see more people getting recommended videos of this game thanks to RT, it's a really great game series and it makes me happy that more people are learning about this franchise. Chances of getting a Switch game are much higher now.
That video he made was the reason I have both Megamix AND Fever. In less than a month apart. They are my two favorite games now.
This game definitely seems like a fun solo playing game, party game, as well as just to watch in general lol
the monkey watch tho, RT struggled on that for so long lmao
This is so underrated. Thank you youtube algorithm for blessing us with this beauty.
my lord there were so many different coloured birds in flog step my bitrate dropped during the zoom out and fly away lol.
this game is just when the ABRSM examiner tells you to clap back the rhythm
People who record themselves playing this should have a camera showing his fingers pushing the A button
This person just did monkey watch and remix 2 blindfolded while I can't even get an ok with seeing
perfect video for youtube to recommend after watching the RTGames video of him struggling in this game :D
I think this game is probably one of the best for a blind person to play, as long as they're decent with rhythm
Are we gonna talk about how the hole in one holes are bottomless?
This f*cking madlad-
Imagine if RT Game was just browsing RUclips and this was recommended to him.
I love (and finished) this game. But I sticked to Japanese version.
Btw, why that reset after 7th remix?
It skips the credits after Remix 7, but still gives you the medal once you go back to the game. Just for the sake of saving time.
Already 2 years ago, damn...
i'm really glad i got this in my recommendations
When I tried to play this game I did 20 times better with my eyes closed.
Which sucks because the visuals are great
So satisfying to watch
the slight delay from the audio to the video is killing me
Good so I wasn't going crazy
I'm curious. I've heard in the guitar hero/rock band community, after they got so good that they just perfected the entire setlists, they sped up the game itself and called that the new records. Would it be the same for this?
huh... i didnt think that many other people wanted to do this for AGDQ! haha
Somebody get this guy more subs! This is serious skill!
Pov: you didn't watch RT play this game. You don't know why this was recommended to you. You haven't played this game in years.
This was oddly specific
POV: you love this game and have played it for 10 years and want to see people destroy it
Wow, i thought that was like 30 minutes and then i looked at the timebar and saw i was an hour and 45 minutes in
He looks like hungry box when you can’t see his eyes
When he said “we are on remix 1 now” when it was actually double date, my heart dropped
I thought this would be easy but then I realised that Screwbot factory and Karate man are mainly visual, this would actually be quite difficult. (And yes, I know that Screwbot and Karate aren't the only mainly visual ones.)
Tootus how is karate man visual
@@dude0216 the part where the exclamation point comes up and the next pots on the half beat, that's visual. But that's about it.
Tootus true, that is visual, but you should hear like a reversed pot throw sound when it happens, and it’s just like the normal pot but just offbeat
@@dude0216 oh yeah, it isn't visual, I have been proven incorrect.
For screwbot factory, the black bots take 3 beats while the white ones take 2 beats.
When a white bot is deployed, you can hear a sort of alarm siren sound.
The bots start being screwed at a constant rate when being deployed on the conveyor, with a "tink" sound. (I don't know exactly how long that is in beats, though)
*THIS GUY CAN DO WHAT I CAN'T DO BLINDFOLDED*
I don't have a Wii/WiiU :(
lmao that was unexpected
the weirdest thing in this video is that it's at 48fps
This is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will
I love how, just like punch out this game was made to be played potentially blindfolded if you know what you're doing
1:08:15 The tap dancers are so cute when they arent spitting at you! x_x
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My favorite game
So I'm gonna watch through the video and try and put down every single audio cue I think you could use while playing blindfolded
Bare with me, I don't know it all and my hearing isn't that great so if it's subtle I won't catch it.
Hole in one- Fairly simple, smaller monkey gives you two squeaks, first squeak he grabs the ball, second he throws it.
The bigger one gives you three sounds.
First one he grabs the ball, second he winds it up, third he throws.
Robot factory- The arm makes a high pitched whirring sound when it grabs a white robot, and it sounds normal when it grabs a grey.
Seesaw - I think when you land on the white part it sounds different ???
I honestly don't know for this one, but when you go super high up it'll give you a pretty noticeable sound effect when you become spiky.
Double date - You just need to memorize the beats of each ball.
Soccer ball, one quick beat, then kick.
Basketball, two beats, The second beat comes in fast, then kick.
Football, two slow beats, then kick.
Fork lifter - You've just gotta be ready to copy the flicking of the peas.
There aren't many noticeable sound cues, its mainly just a copy game.
They'll flick twice, you flick twice, you just have to get the timing right each time.
Itll shift, of course, but its fairly simply.
Probably the easiest in game.
Tambourine - Also super simple, another copy game.
Its only got two sound cues, technically four.
Shaking the tamberine, and hitting it.
Then there's the sound the monkey makes when it's your turn, and when it's his turn.
He'll squeak at you, then you repeat what he did.
And when you're done, itll make a sparkling noise.
Board meeting - Honestly, all I know is you just have to be ready to follow what the others do.
Only thing I can recognize is when they spin, and the one two three the apprentice says when you all need to stop at the same time.
I dont like this one much, so I don't exactly know.
Monkey watch - Again, simple!
Theres only two things you need to watch for.
You need to get the tempo down, and follow that.
Very simple.
But then there's the pink monkeys, double beats, they'll give you a squeaky sound cue, usually one beat early.
So you'll give a yellow monkey a highfive first as soon as the sound starts and then you'll give the pinks a double highfive.
Working dough - Its another copy game.
While it is pretty difficult, you just have to be ready to copy what you hear.
The first one does something, and you copy it.
First, there's the small items, which sounds like little metal items.
And then there's the larger ones, which sound like a much deeper version than that.
Or if you want to hear it from the dough, the smaller dough makes a more squeaky yell, and the bigger dough makes a chunkier yell.
Built to scale - So there's always a similar beat to this one, you just have to memorize where the little cylinder is at all times, so just know that the first one starts on the right, comes to the left, back to the red, then you'll get a wind up sound and that's when you need to press B I think.
Then the other will come from the left.
Air Rally - You get a good start off at first, so all you need is the tempo.
The cat dude will give you a ba bum bum bum when he's giving you a long shot.
And if he's gonna go back to quicker shots afterwards, he'll say two, three, four.
If not, itll be another bum bum bum-
Figure fighter - So there isn't many cues.
This one is extremely easy, but the way they're separated is where it gets a little confusing.
And jab = one hit.
One two = two hits.
Go go go! = Three hits.
There's also a time where itll confuse you and the dude will say and one two.
Just be ready for that.
Ring side - These ones are fairly easy to recognize.
Wubadubaduba is that true?
Woah you go big guy!
And Pose for the fans!
Very easy to get used to.
This is one of the most iconic songs from the game, so almost everyone knows how it goes.
Packing pests - So when a candy is thrown, it makes a thump.
When a spider is thrown, it squeaks.
Sometimes a candy will be thrown and itll say double up.
All you need to do is catch the candy, and double smack away the next two spiders coming up.
Samurai slice - So all of them make different sounds
Their sizes are based off of how deep the squeaking sounds.
Then there's the multi hit green eyes, which just sounds like a bunch of bats in slow-motion-
Catch of the game - OK a y, this one is hard for me to do-
All you really need to do is copy what they do at first.
When you first get a new fish, itll give you a beat cue for when you should go.
So how she says and go on the yellow, and one two three, go for the blue.
Simply repeat those everytime you hear them.
Orange fish makes two squeaks.
Yellow makes three.
And blue makes four deep dums.
Flipper flop- Follow the tempo again, listen to the three beat cue, which should sound like banging on a glass bottle.
Then the Eskimo guy will tell you how many flipper rolls to do.
You've just gotta be ready to count since he will only count to four before repeating back from one.
Exhibition Match- all you gotta do is count to five like the dude said, and hit the ball on the 5th count.
But listen for when she throws it, it simply sounds like clothes shuffling.
Flock step- Another tempo follow-
It's kinda like monkey watch.
Itll give you the sound cue a few beats early, which is a few chirps.
On the last two chirps, that's when you'll do that cute little bird jump-
So the second to last, you'll crouch down, and then the last chirp is when you'll jump.
Launch party- Ah yes, this is the fun one-
Fun fact, each rocket has a different blastoff sound based off of the shape they are.
Green sounds like a bell, white sounds like a bowling strike, red sounds like a blastoff, and blue sounds like a party popper.
So its confusing atfirst, but all you need is to be ready for the numbers.
Red counts slowly from three, green counts fast from seven, white slowly counts from one, and blue steadily counts from five.
Donk donk- The normal beats is when you go donk donk, but when you're about to go quick, you'll hear dump dwa.
When you're going fast, it's dit dit dah.
And then when you're about to slow down, it's a slow di di doo.
It's fairly cute game in my opinion.
Bossa Nova - This one is actually kinda hard.
You'll swap beats alot.
But the sides keep the exact same beats, just be ready to swap.
The cues to turn is
Left side, she says spin.
Right side, he says turn.
You start on the right.
Love rap - I hate this one so much its honestly so weird-
She just says something and you need to repeat it I guess ??
I don't even know-
Okay, I'm too tired to finish this right now-
I'm editing this as I watch
to correct some of your info and run through the remaining minigames (excl repeats)
see-saw: see is the only audio clue, as he will make an 'E-O' sound much faster instead of 'EEE-OO', which lasts around half a beat longer
exhibition match: its 4 beats, but technically you still have to count to 5, or 1 2 3 4 1 or something like that.
launch party: you'll always count down 2 beats (pressing a on the third beat, same as in exhibition match), except for the red rockets which are 3 beats (press a on fourth beat)
ok now to new games
tap troupe: straightforward. you'll always be keeping in time with the other guys, and nothing is sneaked by, however in the middle of the song there is a 'tap tap TAP' where the middle tap is a held for slightly longer.. i think it's normally dotted sixteenth notes but there its an eigth note. don't quote me on that though im ass with music theory
shrimp shuffle: horrible. you see, when you get a barely input (which counts as a miss), it clearly lets you know with a sound cue. there are none, so good luck correcting yourself. the shrimps pause twice in the whole song iirc.? once near beginning, once near end
cheer readers: very straightforward, everything has an audio cue
karate man: also very easy but wow does playing without vision totally change the gameplay
night walk: you wont know when to roll but tbats about it
edit: wrong about see saw
@@scotty3739Tap Troupe is actually about transitioning between rhythms smoothly. 4/4 rhythm and 4:3 polyrhythm (at double tempo).
On tap tap tap the 3rd/last tap is always the next available beat of the original rhythm which causes the gap between the 2nd and 3rd tap to change.
tap,, tap tap
tap,, tap,, tap
tap,, tap,,,, tap
If you're good at rhythm you tend to just get it right without having to think about it at all. If not, you may have to memorise it.
37:30 you know the saying. A watched man never slaps.
the way you count for the timing of exhibition match disburbs me LMAOO
How do you count it? 0, 1, 2, 3, 4?
@@aaaah540 1 2 3 4 5
@@aaaah540 the way I see it, the beat when she throws the ball is one, and you hit it on either beat 5 or the next beat 1 depending on how you count it. if counting to 5 is easier, then it works, if sets of 4 (like most music beats) is easier, that works too.
"Now on to Munchy Monk, i mean Micro Row 2"
LUL
1:14:06 sound effects switched
Hey, I'm looking to start runs in this category as well. What setup do you use for streaming your Wii footage? It may be different since you're on a Wii U, but is there a specific capture card you use?
I have a HDMI capture card for Wii U, and a composite/s-video card for Wii games. In the future, I'll be using composite capture for Wii for the sake of making the reset easier and faster to do.
Congratulations
It’s the only thing that I have to say
The fact that this guy can be soooo good in monkey watch without looking is impressive
1:07:09 my favourite game
Same here !
I may agree for original games, though in general, I like Screwbot Factory 2, Love Rap 2, and Remix 3, 4, 8, 9, and 10.
My strategy for remix 10 would be to memorize the timing of the our generation part
pretty entertaining, nice video man
“His Crush” is cute ngl
Good luck on getting this into AGDQ!
It would be a real treat to have RHF in the top viewed games on Twitch.
idk why i was recommended this, but it's cool, keep at what you do, dude!
This is an incredible feat of skill
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anyone else thinks that the birds sound like Scorbunny’s pokemon cry?
Too much delay between the screeches
WHOA, YOU GO BIG GUY!
good run! =]
I fear for when this man gets an ok