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Namco brings a little rhythm into the PS2's library, traditional Japanese drumming-style. Read Review
TAIKO: Drum Master invites players to learn the art of the Japanese drum –- the taiko –- through use of a miniature Taiko Controller attachable to a PlayStation 2 console. Players earn points to clear stages by correctly tapping to the rhythm of a selected song on the surface and edge of the Taiko Controller.
This edition of the game is the first of a long line of TAIKO: Drum Master games to arrive in America. The US version was later brought back to Japan so that Japanese gamers could enjoy the westernized version, with 31 english-language songs and pop music from around the world. Depending on where in the world you live, the game may be available with or without the Taiko controller.
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Also known as: Taiko no Tatsujin US Edition, Taiko no Tatsujin: Taiko Drum Master
E for Everyone LyricsRelease Region: Japan
Release Date: March 17, 2005
Publisher: Namco
Taiko drum controller
2000 KB
1 CD
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