I was so excited that I completely forgot to introduce myself and start the countdown 😭 😭 😭 Thank you to Psychic Drive and GDQ Staff for accommodating the run! im nb1rs btw
1:04:44 (RESULT→ 1:07:04 ) It was wonderful to end the last song of the 1 hour endurance with the one and only ALL MARVELOUS. I'm Japanese, so I've only played WACCA once, but this game is really difficult and I can't clear it even if I'm an expert. (LOL)
The fact that a Japanese arcade rhythm game is being showcased at all makes me genuinely happy that they're slowly getting the attention that they deserve.
I'm in Germany and the only time i ever get to play japanese rhythm games are during gamescom each year. As a hardcore rhythm game lover, i have the toughest psyche of all and i will beat that fucking stage even if i only get one try each year.
@@itryen7632 I was so saddened this week to not see Wacca (or the rhythm games corner generally) at gamescom this year :( Seems like the organizers are busy moving, so it's understandable, but I was soooo excited to play it at gamescom this year. Might have to go to Hannover once that spot opens up again, only way to fill the WACCA craving.
There's something comforting about other rhythm games still regularly doing collaborations with Wacca even after it went offline. Makes you feel like it lives on in the spirit of all arcade rhythm games, and their players.
WE MADE SURE WACCA DIDN’T TURN INTO AN ALUMINUM CAN LETS GOOO 12:27 Congrats to nb1rs and crew for showcasing one of our rhythm games that left us so soon and continuing to encourage growth in the WACCA community!
I hope this showcase will encourage lots of people across the globe to try out WACCA and other arcade rhythm games for the first time! WACCA was the first rhythm game I really enjoyed and found myself coming back to, and I'm glad that it got a proper showing by nb1rs, AKA one of the absolute GOATs of WACCA in North America. Hope to see more arcade rhythm game showcases in coming years, always super exciting to see!
I think the only issue here is, popular rhythm game centers often got extremely long queue (having to wait 40 minutes for 10 minutes of gameplay isn't uncommon, and sometimes the queue can be even longer), while non popular places either don't have those more popular cabinets or aren't maintained as often. And for alternative? Switch games with good quality special controllers really should be more popular, and maybe even popular enough to have a viable second hand/repair market, so that more people can enjoy (practically) delay free rhythm game experience with low entry barrier.
@@FlameRat_YehLon Good thing then that I live in Europe. 28 public arcades under the Flower network over 9 countries. In my home arcade there are some active rhythm gamers, though not so many that there's queues to all the games I play. The one thing that can happen is that someone (non-rhythm gamer) starts a credit and leaves the cab partway through, causing mild annoyance to active rhythm gamers like me, but that's about it. Also, the rhythm games that most non-rhythm gamers try there are maimai, WACCA and Groove Coaster from what I've seen, while Jubeat, Chunithm and SDVX are primarily played by the more serious players from my experience (though Jubeat sees some non-rhythm gamers as well, but as far as I can tell a bit less than maimai, WACCA and GC. Likely because those three have a stronger visual appeal than most of the other rhythm games at the arcade). The arcade has more rhythm games beside the ones mentioned so far, but the ones mentioned are the ones I tend to see people by on busier days. Though then again, the arcade has many other games that generally appeal more to the masses, like the various racers and shooters, which usually means there's very little occupancy on the rhythm games
45:04: Fery posts japanese translations of her songs on her fanbox. As for "Missless!", I believe it's because japanese drinks can be labeled "calorie-free" if they have 5kcal or fewer, but not sure on that one.
Had a blast on glowstick crew. nb1rs showcasing why they are one of the rhythm game goats. Well done and I hope this brings light to those not familiar with the arcade rhythm scene and encourages new fans of the games!
nb1rs, that Mobius is going to be one of the most incredible ending performances for a rhythm game showcase ever. You've crushed it! I hope we can see more arcade presentations like this in the future! Seeing rhythm games back on GDQ's stage is always an utter delight. Please keep supporting your local arcades and communities. For many of us, it's our absolutely special and cherished third place.
Thank you so much for this amazing showcase. I had a blast watching, and I'm sure everyone else did too. This game may be "dead" now after the server shutdown, but it lives on thanks to tons of community efforts and is even somewhat thriving in Europe now. I hope the showcase gives it a new kick of popularity and interest that it absolutely deserves.
i ran into the song at 26:30 in the arcade on complete accident (panicking to pick a song, timer ran out) and couldnt stop laughing as the machine was screaming at me, im so glad it got showcased
Wacca is by far the most unique and satisfying music game i've ever played, with how touching and sliding the pads go in time with the music, allowing for a lot of creative patterns to hit. Its a shame the game service ended much too soon. Furthermore, music games are such a niche genre, so to see Wacca being played on such a big stream is phenomenal to me. The games, the music, the artists, and the community getting such a big rep like this is like a dream come true. Thank you for showcasing this game.
This was so cool to see!! I'm glad to see more love for arcade rhythm games! I hope everyone who is even slightly interested in rhythm games gets to try some out at some points. Congrats to the runner and couch to making it on the event and for the amazing run!
not gonna lie, i might not be a wacca player but i witnessed its history and cried my way through dive with u on this showcase :) repping the arcade rhythm game community, thank you guys!
Super awesome to see some rhythm game love, and what an absolutely insane performance by nb1rs! That Möbius score was an amazing finisher to cap the run off, too. Spectacular showcase, thanks to everyone who helped make it possible and all the donors for getting those goals hit, plus massive congratulations to nb1rs for absolutely knocking it out of the park. Also, impeccable taste with the unbeatable, noisz starlivht, and v/s shoutouts at the end.
man didn't realise how much wacca wants not to be considered dead, this was a splendid introduction into a rhythm game i had yet to see high level gameplay for; really makes you believe that wacca won't be dead anytime soon
THANK YOU FOR HOSTING THIS NB1RS!!!! Im so glad that you got to show off wacca to more people and also thank you to all the commentators! You all did great with explaining the game and giving background history for the game and the rhythm game scene!
smh no lanota fans in the audience, i guess ill just have to cheer instead. You Are The Miserable is one of the first boss songs in the lanota story, so not only is it jank in wacca, it's also jank in lanota too! :D
Incredible showcase and play!!! I so so sssoooo wish that WACCA was still around, especially with all of the collabs that have happened since it went offline :(((
Its not only the capability of doing this songs in that crazy speed but doing it OVER AN HOUR LONG WITHOUT ANY BIG PAUSE! YOU ARE ABSOLUTLY CRAZY AWWWESOOOOOME!!!!
Man, I gotta get out and play some more Wacca! What a good showcase of a delightful game! Major shoutouts to my locals, the two round 1s and Haze's, heartily suggest y'all see if there's a cabinet near you! (Bonus shoutout boost to game underground, spent plenty of time in there while I was out that way)
WACCA has a special place in my heart, to see it here really makes me happy. Its still a shame the game went offline, even that, they still do a lot of collaboration with another rhythm games
I just found out about wacca like 3 months ago when it appeared in a new arcade near me. It's absolutely addicting, I go there every week and can stand there for 10+ hours just playing wacca
This showcase was awesome to watch live, and I hope we get to see more rhythm game showcases like this at GDQ. Congrats to nb1rs and the couch for making it in \o/
진짜 오랜만에 왓카 라이브 영상을 보게 됩니다. 2년 전에 서버 종료했지만, 아직 한국에는 오프라인이나 사설서버로 운영되는 걸 봐왔고, 여러모로 애착이 가는 게임이라 정말 반갑네요. 이 영상을 올려주신 Games Done Quick 채널 운영자 분들께 진심으로 감사드리고, 저를 비롯해 전 세계 WACCA 팬들은 왓카의 부활을 기원합니다. -한국에서, 채널 명 'FGO 개인 기록보관소' 운영자 , '홍차' It's been a long time since I watched a WACCA live video. Although the server was shut down about two years ago, I have seen it still operated offline or as a private server in Korea. It's a game I'm attached to in many ways, so I'm really happy to see it. I sincerely thank the Games Done Quick channel operators who uploaded this video. WACCA fans around the world, including me, hope for WACCA's revival. -From Korea, channel name 'FGO 개인 기록보관소's operator, 'Hong Cha'
How was the output of this cabinet captured? It's got a circular screen AND other UI elements about the game that are separate from the main screen. Is there a secondary rectangular display somewhere? How was it captured? If anyone has details i'd love to hear it!
The cab is built with a single large vertical monitor, the gameplay window is displayed near the top (that's the part you actually see), but hidden inside the cab there's a space with a lot of metadata about the game. For capturing, you can just split the video/audio outputs to an external computer, if you have the full video output you'll actually see both the gameplay and that metadata section.
the cabinet was built with an HDMI port! the game actually has that information panel you see below the player camera built into the game, it's below the part that gets displayed on the cabinet screen but gets outputted if you plug a cable into the HDMI port
Just commenting to be in the loop because I'm really curious too. My best guess would be a 3rd party component or something similar used to hijack the signal between computer and screen in the cabinet 👀
There's actually a capture mod/daughterboard that you apply to the game itself! Not sure how they caught it live, most of the ones I've seen take a usb stick for video recordings
Heck yeah, I love WACCA. Honestly I would love if gdq did a bloc to showcase rhythm games and shumps/bullet hells. I always love those games and I'm glad rhythm games are getting exposure at GDQ
What a pleasant surprise to see WACCA of all games showcased at GDQ. Love playing this at my local arcade. I find it superior to Mai Mai, another circular rhythm game, which I also really enjoy nonetheless.
Glad to see another rhythm game this year, hope we will see this trend continues in the future Iirc maimai and SDVX has appeared before, hoping to see chunithm or polaris chord
It actually depends on the arcades I think 🤔 Apparently some arcades provide private servers to save your score (and maybe play the J-Pop / Vocaloid songs as seen in a WACCA tournament with fanmade boss charts)
Anytime I visit a con, I get excited seeing all the cabinets, but then dissapointed by the lines for said cabinets and I'm left wondering how tf anyone gets good at these games. Like where are you playing them??? Arcades just don't exist anymore 😭
They're a bit tricky to come by outside larger cities, sadly, but arcades are definitely still out there! The ZiV arcade locator is a great resource to see if there's rhythm games in your area (edit: aaa youtube didn't show the other reply initially sorry for the repetition)
My local arcade actually has one of these (a bit beat up sadly) running on a local custom server! It's a very fun game, but I'm a bit more partial to maimai and chunithym (which they have both of too)
Washing machine arcade machine XD I used to play Maimai back in the day and play quite a lot of rhythm games on mobile usually. A bummer i didnt get to try Wacca 😢
A lot, actually. Maimai has 8 buttons and a touchscreen, with slide notes across the touchscreen. Maimai dx also has touch screen inputs and touch screen holds. WACCA has a massive touch ring housing 12 panels with 4 rows and 5 columns of individual touch sensors each. Alongside tap, hold, left swipe motions and right swipe motions, there are also up swipe motions and down swipe motions on the panel, since there are multiple rows of sensors. Wacca is not touchscreen, so there are no slides across the screen like maimai has, and no touch notes like maimai dx has.
@@splashyflameyeah on the surface they look similar, but once you get closer look they’re actually quite different. I prefer maimai but I love wacca too
If you want like vibe kind of thing from and intermediate player, aside from maimai having physical buttons and slides across the center touchscreen, to me maimai feels a lot more like punchy dancing, a lot more movement in the upper body, while wacca is more flowy with pretty much all the movement in the hands and arms. Personally I prefer maimai... nothing can beat the feeling of punching the physical buttons imo lol. Wacca is great too though!
I was so excited that I completely forgot to introduce myself and start the countdown 😭 😭 😭
Thank you to Psychic Drive and GDQ Staff for accommodating the run! im nb1rs btw
This showcase was INCREDIBLE, it really is sad Wacca never really got its time because of when it released
1:04:44 (RESULT→ 1:07:04 )
It was wonderful to end the last song of the 1 hour endurance with the one and only ALL MARVELOUS. I'm Japanese, so I've only played WACCA once, but this game is really difficult and I can't clear it even if I'm an expert. (LOL)
Did you get to meet Peanut Butter?
:3
@@sittingduhk i love peanut butter its so yummy :D is that a person?
The fact that a Japanese arcade rhythm game is being showcased at all makes me genuinely happy that they're slowly getting the attention that they deserve.
We've had DDR, Pump (I know it's korean but still) and IIDX at GDQ before :) but I do agree I'm glad rhythm games are still getting attention here
I'm in Germany and the only time i ever get to play japanese rhythm games are during gamescom each year.
As a hardcore rhythm game lover, i have the toughest psyche of all and i will beat that fucking stage even if i only get one try each year.
Agreed they should do SDVX again 😂
@@ganymede4030 and Dancerush Stardom aswell
@@itryen7632 I was so saddened this week to not see Wacca (or the rhythm games corner generally) at gamescom this year :(
Seems like the organizers are busy moving, so it's understandable, but I was soooo excited to play it at gamescom this year. Might have to go to Hannover once that spot opens up again, only way to fill the WACCA craving.
There's something comforting about other rhythm games still regularly doing collaborations with Wacca even after it went offline. Makes you feel like it lives on in the spirit of all arcade rhythm games, and their players.
You know that a new version has been announced, right?
@@gab_gallard uh... no?
@@gab_gallardOf WACCA? If so, this is the best news I've received all day.
@@gab_gallardthere are no announcements on the official accounts, wym
@@gab_gallard I can't find any info about that but I'd like to know more 👀 wacca reverse was my go to arcade game at r1 and I miss the variety 😭
WE MADE SURE WACCA DIDN’T TURN INTO AN ALUMINUM CAN LETS GOOO 12:27
Congrats to nb1rs and crew for showcasing one of our rhythm games that left us so soon and continuing to encourage growth in the WACCA community!
BSAC MENTIONED YEEEEEEEEEEEEAH
Main showcase (bonus in replies)
2:06 - Bad Apple!! feat. nomico - Masayoshi Minoshima [HARD 5]
5:24 - サイクルヒット (Cycle Hit) - 葛西ハーコーズ [HARD 10]
9:06 - Let you DIVE! (nitro rmx) - nitro (lowiro) [EXPERT 12+]
12:48 - Brain Power - NOMA [EXPERT 13]
15:09 - ぺこみこ大戦争！！- REDALiCE feat. 兎田ぺこら&さくらみこ [INFERNO 13]
19:07 - Comet Coaster - DJ Noriken & aran [EXPERT 13]
23:03 - JINGLE DEATH - DJ Myosuke & Gram [EXPERT 13]
26:34 - 1BPM - DJ Myosuke [EXPERT 13+]
29:36 - Invisible Frenzy - Kobaryo [EXPERT 14]
33:26 - 花たちに希望を - Sound piercer feat. DAZBEE [EXPERT 12]
36:55 - Knight Rider - USAO [EXPERT 13]
39:43 - cloud IX - NOMA [EXPERT 13]
43:30 - Arcahv - Feryquitous [EXPERT 13]
47:13 - We are the Massive New Krew (2020Edit) - Massive New Krew [INFERNO 14]
50:29 - You are the Miserable - t+pazolite [EXPERT 13+]
54:24 - Big Bang - Massive New Krew [EXPERT 14]
57:37 - BATTLE NO.1 - TANO*C Sound Team [INFERNO 14]
1:00:15 - Invisible Frenzy (Camellia's "593: Insanely Fluctuated" Remix) - Camellia [EXPERT 14]
1:04:42 - DIVE with Ü - HARDCORE TANO*C & エリザベス（CV:大西沙織） & リリィ（CV:青木志貴） & ルーン（CV:河瀬茉希）[INFERNO 12]
I gotchu.
*Reverse Boss Rush*
1:08:00 - Love Kills U - EmoCosine [EXPERT 12]
1:10:49 - Kira☆Kira☆Night - KO3 & Relect [EXPERT 12+]
1:14:30 - YOG - モリモリあつし [EXPERT 13+]
1:17:13 - Meta-Mysteria - DJ Noriken [EXPERT 14]
1:20:13 - EPHMR - aran [INFERNO 14]
1:23:40 - DANGEROOOOUS JUNGLE - Laur [INFERNO 14]
1:26:28 - Dimension Hacker - Kobaryo [INFERNO 14]
*FINAL BOSS*
1:30:30 - Möbius - USAO & Camellia [INFERNO 15]
@@felissiefenessahey you missed Dimension Hacker at 1:26:28, just reminding
@@williamanderson6838 Thanks for the reminder, added :)
Thank you so much for posting this!!!! These songs were incredible
Damn, no T+ Vs Shark. I loved that song.
I hope this showcase will encourage lots of people across the globe to try out WACCA and other arcade rhythm games for the first time! WACCA was the first rhythm game I really enjoyed and found myself coming back to, and I'm glad that it got a proper showing by nb1rs, AKA one of the absolute GOATs of WACCA in North America. Hope to see more arcade rhythm game showcases in coming years, always super exciting to see!
I think the only issue here is, popular rhythm game centers often got extremely long queue (having to wait 40 minutes for 10 minutes of gameplay isn't uncommon, and sometimes the queue can be even longer), while non popular places either don't have those more popular cabinets or aren't maintained as often.
And for alternative? Switch games with good quality special controllers really should be more popular, and maybe even popular enough to have a viable second hand/repair market, so that more people can enjoy (practically) delay free rhythm game experience with low entry barrier.
one small problem. I live in south america LOL
@@FlameRat_YehLonthere are lots of amazing mobile/pc games out there as well! arcaea, rotaeno, muse dash to name a few
@@FlameRat_YehLon Good thing then that I live in Europe. 28 public arcades under the Flower network over 9 countries.
In my home arcade there are some active rhythm gamers, though not so many that there's queues to all the games I play. The one thing that can happen is that someone (non-rhythm gamer) starts a credit and leaves the cab partway through, causing mild annoyance to active rhythm gamers like me, but that's about it. Also, the rhythm games that most non-rhythm gamers try there are maimai, WACCA and Groove Coaster from what I've seen, while Jubeat, Chunithm and SDVX are primarily played by the more serious players from my experience (though Jubeat sees some non-rhythm gamers as well, but as far as I can tell a bit less than maimai, WACCA and GC. Likely because those three have a stronger visual appeal than most of the other rhythm games at the arcade).
The arcade has more rhythm games beside the ones mentioned so far, but the ones mentioned are the ones I tend to see people by on busier days. Though then again, the arcade has many other games that generally appeal more to the masses, like the various racers and shooters, which usually means there's very little occupancy on the rhythm games
45:04: Fery posts japanese translations of her songs on her fanbox.
As for "Missless!", I believe it's because japanese drinks can be labeled "calorie-free" if they have 5kcal or fewer, but not sure on that one.
Had a blast on glowstick crew. nb1rs showcasing why they are one of the rhythm game goats. Well done and I hope this brings light to those not familiar with the arcade rhythm scene and encourages new fans of the games!
>Coolest concept for an arcade game.
>Releases during Covid.
>Pain
nb1rs, that Mobius is going to be one of the most incredible ending performances for a rhythm game showcase ever. You've crushed it!
I hope we can see more arcade presentations like this in the future! Seeing rhythm games back on GDQ's stage is always an utter delight.
Please keep supporting your local arcades and communities. For many of us, it's our absolutely special and cherished third place.
Thank you so much for this amazing showcase. I had a blast watching, and I'm sure everyone else did too. This game may be "dead" now after the server shutdown, but it lives on thanks to tons of community efforts and is even somewhat thriving in Europe now. I hope the showcase gives it a new kick of popularity and interest that it absolutely deserves.
Bro didn't expect a rhythm arcade version game ever, let alone wacca to be aired like this. 🖤
an arcaea mention at gdq is crazy
Props to NB for bringing the full cabinet to GDQ.. that is commitment right there!
Yo respect for showcasing this. The music was dope. Ballsy playing that harsh noise song, I love it.
i ran into the song at 26:30 in the arcade on complete accident (panicking to pick a song, timer ran out) and couldnt stop laughing as the machine was screaming at me, im so glad it got showcased
Wacca is by far the most unique and satisfying music game i've ever played, with how touching and sliding the pads go in time with the music, allowing for a lot of creative patterns to hit. Its a shame the game service ended much too soon.
Furthermore, music games are such a niche genre, so to see Wacca being played on such a big stream is phenomenal to me. The games, the music, the artists, and the community getting such a big rep like this is like a dream come true. Thank you for showcasing this game.
This was so cool to see!! I'm glad to see more love for arcade rhythm games! I hope everyone who is even slightly interested in rhythm games gets to try some out at some points. Congrats to the runner and couch to making it on the event and for the amazing run!
not gonna lie, i might not be a wacca player but i witnessed its history and cried my way through dive with u on this showcase :) repping the arcade rhythm game community, thank you guys!
THATS MY WIFE UP THERE!!!!
HI RILEY
Fr? That's awesome!!
Super awesome to see some rhythm game love, and what an absolutely insane performance by nb1rs! That Möbius score was an amazing finisher to cap the run off, too. Spectacular showcase, thanks to everyone who helped make it possible and all the donors for getting those goals hit, plus massive congratulations to nb1rs for absolutely knocking it out of the park. Also, impeccable taste with the unbeatable, noisz starlivht, and v/s shoutouts at the end.
Arcea mentioned🎉❤
1:33:41
uncharted territory LMAO that unintended pun is marvelous
so is your marvelous joke lmaooooo
Always love to see rhythm games and unusual arcade games on GDQs! I also really appreciated that they showed off a somewhat easier level too.
Vivid stasis in GDQ, Wacca in SGDQ. What a time to be a rhythm game fan. I hope we get to see more amazing rhythm games at GDQ!!
man didn't realise how much wacca wants not to be considered dead,
this was a splendid introduction into a rhythm game i had yet to see high level gameplay for; really makes you believe that wacca won't be dead anytime soon
THANK YOU FOR HOSTING THIS NB1RS!!!! Im so glad that you got to show off wacca to more people and also thank you to all the commentators! You all did great with explaining the game and giving background history for the game and the rhythm game scene!
smh no lanota fans in the audience, i guess ill just have to cheer instead. You Are The Miserable is one of the first boss songs in the lanota story, so not only is it jank in wacca, it's also jank in lanota too! :D
This was the coolest thing Ive ever seen
DAMN.. I'm still amazed watching this again. This game needs more attention
Hope we get a lot more of these in the future, love seeing people make these difficult arcade rhythm games look easy
Incredible showcase and play!!! I so so sssoooo wish that WACCA was still around, especially with all of the collabs that have happened since it went offline :(((
Its not only the capability of doing this songs in that crazy speed but doing it OVER AN HOUR LONG WITHOUT ANY BIG PAUSE! YOU ARE ABSOLUTLY CRAZY AWWWESOOOOOME!!!!
i'm so so glad my local arcade still has a wacca cab... it's such a fun game both to play and to see
I LOVE WACCA
Great showcase!
Man, I gotta get out and play some more Wacca! What a good showcase of a delightful game! Major shoutouts to my locals, the two round 1s and Haze's, heartily suggest y'all see if there's a cabinet near you! (Bonus shoutout boost to game underground, spent plenty of time in there while I was out that way)
I was cheering the entire time while watching. WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
WACCA has a special place in my heart, to see it here really makes me happy. Its still a shame the game went offline, even that, they still do a lot of collaboration with another rhythm games
GOATed showcase this is a hall of famer
I just found out about wacca like 3 months ago when it appeared in a new arcade near me. It's absolutely addicting, I go there every week and can stand there for 10+ hours just playing wacca
wooooo unbeatable, vivid/stasis and noisz sl shoutout!!!
LFG NB1RS AND WACC
MY GOAT WHAT A SHOWCASE!!
This showcase was awesome to watch live, and I hope we get to see more rhythm game showcases like this at GDQ. Congrats to nb1rs and the couch for making it in \o/
Can't stop watching!!! 🎉
Orca spotted
THATS MY GOAT
This is amazing, if we had something like this in Norway I would spend hours on it!!
So emotional 😭
진짜 오랜만에 왓카 라이브 영상을 보게 됩니다.
2년 전에 서버 종료했지만, 아직 한국에는 오프라인이나 사설서버로 운영되는 걸 봐왔고,
여러모로 애착이 가는 게임이라 정말 반갑네요.
이 영상을 올려주신 Games Done Quick 채널 운영자 분들께 진심으로 감사드리고,
저를 비롯해 전 세계 WACCA 팬들은 왓카의 부활을 기원합니다.
-한국에서, 채널 명 'FGO 개인 기록보관소' 운영자 , '홍차'
It's been a long time since I watched a WACCA live video.
Although the server was shut down about two years ago, I have seen it still operated offline or as a private server in Korea.
It's a game I'm attached to in many ways, so I'm really happy to see it.
I sincerely thank the Games Done Quick channel operators who uploaded this video.
WACCA fans around the world, including me, hope for WACCA's revival.
-From Korea, channel name 'FGO 개인 기록보관소's operator, 'Hong Cha'
YEEEAAH LETS GO NB1RS NATION
How was the output of this cabinet captured? It's got a circular screen AND other UI elements about the game that are separate from the main screen. Is there a secondary rectangular display somewhere? How was it captured? If anyone has details i'd love to hear it!
The cab is built with a single large vertical monitor, the gameplay window is displayed near the top (that's the part you actually see), but hidden inside the cab there's a space with a lot of metadata about the game. For capturing, you can just split the video/audio outputs to an external computer, if you have the full video output you'll actually see both the gameplay and that metadata section.
the cabinet was built with an HDMI port! the game actually has that information panel you see below the player camera built into the game, it's below the part that gets displayed on the cabinet screen but gets outputted if you plug a cable into the HDMI port
Just commenting to be in the loop because I'm really curious too. My best guess would be a 3rd party component or something similar used to hijack the signal between computer and screen in the cabinet 👀
There's actually a capture mod/daughterboard that you apply to the game itself! Not sure how they caught it live, most of the ones I've seen take a usb stick for video recordings
The bottom song starts are in the main screen, they're just hidden underneath where the panels are and can only be seen with a capture card
Heck yeah, I love WACCA. Honestly I would love if gdq did a bloc to showcase rhythm games and shumps/bullet hells. I always love those games and I'm glad rhythm games are getting exposure at GDQ
Gdq's first physical arcade speed run, that's crazy!
WACCA WILL NEVER DIE
We just had the first WACCA machine here in The Philippines today.
What a pleasant surprise to see WACCA of all games showcased at GDQ. Love playing this at my local arcade. I find it superior to Mai Mai, another circular rhythm game, which I also really enjoy nonetheless.
I'm the opposite, I like maimai a bit more, but we can both agree they're both fun and good games ;)
Very excited to see Bad Apple!
We are one step away from osu being showcased lmao this is awesome
Glad to see another rhythm game this year, hope we will see this trend continues in the future
Iirc maimai and SDVX has appeared before, hoping to see chunithm or polaris chord
wacca you will always be famous
This was one of the highlights of the GDQ.
Also, uuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
I can see a dream in your dance!
I can see tomorrow in your dance!
There is absolutely no way to get these to still play online...right...right?? :D
Wacca, also known as the glove-destroyer
It actually depends on the arcades I think 🤔 Apparently some arcades provide private servers to save your score (and maybe play the J-Pop / Vocaloid songs as seen in a WACCA tournament with fanmade boss charts)
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA
PLAY ARCADE RHYTHM GAMES
This is the second tme today where I got hit with Bad Apple
THATS MY THEY
Anytime I visit a con, I get excited seeing all the cabinets, but then dissapointed by the lines for said cabinets and I'm left wondering how tf anyone gets good at these games. Like where are you playing them??? Arcades just don't exist anymore 😭
Check out zenius vanisher, lets you search for arcade by game!
They're a bit tricky to come by outside larger cities, sadly, but arcades are definitely still out there! The ZiV arcade locator is a great resource to see if there's rhythm games in your area
(edit: aaa youtube didn't show the other reply initially sorry for the repetition)
wacca
Ever since my Round 1 shut down, I've missed Wacca the most....
My local arcade actually has one of these (a bit beat up sadly) running on a local custom server! It's a very fun game, but I'm a bit more partial to maimai and chunithym (which they have both of too)
Washing machine arcade machine XD
I used to play Maimai back in the day and play quite a lot of rhythm games on mobile usually.
A bummer i didnt get to try Wacca 😢
my favorite tiktoker, thanks for the run
Wacca :)
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I thought GDQ did Maimai earlier?
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What's the difference between this and Maimai?
This doesn’t have lanes and designated buttons to hit notes like maimai does as you can see.
A lot, actually.
Maimai has 8 buttons and a touchscreen, with slide notes across the touchscreen. Maimai dx also has touch screen inputs and touch screen holds.
WACCA has a massive touch ring housing 12 panels with 4 rows and 5 columns of individual touch sensors each. Alongside tap, hold, left swipe motions and right swipe motions, there are also up swipe motions and down swipe motions on the panel, since there are multiple rows of sensors. Wacca is not touchscreen, so there are no slides across the screen like maimai has, and no touch notes like maimai dx has.
@@splashyflameyeah on the surface they look similar, but once you get closer look they’re actually quite different. I prefer maimai but I love wacca too
If you want like vibe kind of thing from and intermediate player, aside from maimai having physical buttons and slides across the center touchscreen, to me maimai feels a lot more like punchy dancing, a lot more movement in the upper body, while wacca is more flowy with pretty much all the movement in the hands and arms. Personally I prefer maimai... nothing can beat the feeling of punching the physical buttons imo lol. Wacca is great too though!
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