Anyone play this machine from Konami? Its definitely here in Singapore but I don't know about the rest of you guys.
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damn i made a thread about sound voltex about a month or two ago
there are no machines in the US apparently
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That sucks. Come over to Singapore, we've got E-Amusement!
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Canberra is a huge wasteland for rhythm gaming
There used to be an R21 ITG2 cabinet here :'(Comment
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Yeah I would have but Sound Voltex was not invented back then and all there was was IIDX. Maybe LongGone and DarkRazor would have been around but still.
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iirc ezexzero7497 lives in singapore
you guys should do a meetupComment
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I definitely would have liked to hear some input. If you could drop a thought or two that'd be great.Comment
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Which part of Singapore? I visited one of the Bugis Mall arcades a couple months back when i was on vacation but i didn't see any SDVX machines zz
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Yeah I know he lives in Singapore but I dunno if he's willing.
Sound Voltex is more like a IIDX with 4 upsized buttons, 2 IIDX buttons lined up horizontally called SFX buttons like DJ Max and 2 knobs. If you have the proper technique, you can master pretty quickly. I think the game is pretty hard because of the multi-tasking, like knob turning + note hitting.
The majority of the songs are touhou remixes and Exit Trance songs. There are some Bemani remixes but the majority are anime songs as well.
As for the difficulty, it follows DDR. It goes from 1 to 15 but it also follows the difficulty set of IIDX, something like Normal, Hyper and Another but it was named something else.... I don't remember though.
I started around level 9 and 10 but I'm not used to the game yet for 11 and beyond.
Fun game, nonetheless. If you play Pop N' Music, IIDX, DJ Max or even just FFR, this is for you.
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Thanks
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All of the Touhou goodness
And Exit Tunes vocaloid I guess.
Wish we had it around here otherwise I'd drop Technika for this game yo.Comment
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I've heard of it before but never looked it up until now. Looks fucking fun o.o sucks that I'm never gonna get to play it
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Video time!
Smooch remix. this is a 13 as you can see. SDVX focuses less on note streams and more on difficult multi-tasking, kind of like IIDX with lots of scratching.
Also note, the difficulty selection like IIDX:
Normal - Novice
Hyper - Advanced
Another - Exhaust
Why can't it just be Easy, Normal and Hard? Is it that difficult? No pun intended.
An extra note for those playing (lol another pun), is that if you want to hit the SFX button and the normal notes, you can use your wrists to multi-task better. I did it with my thumbs at first but I got confused very quickly. Also, those with smaller hands probably have an advantage this time, unlike in IIDX.
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Haven't tried this game, but the controls and gameplay seems rather confusing. I think I will just keep on playing IIDX.Comment
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