Rhythm Thief and the Emperor's Treasure - review
A portion of a C3 review...
SEGA has crafted a wonderful first attempt at the rhythm genre on Nintendo 3DS with Rhythm Thief and the Emperor’s Treasure by mixing up the standard fare totally, slotting in all sorts of fantastic and addictive mini-games, a wealth of gorgeous presentation, and some absolutely amazing, toe-tapping tunes, plus a heap of impressive voice acting. The only aspect that some may feel holds it back is the quirky scoring system included, yet anyone loving a tough challenge will warm to it nicely.
Full review here
SEGA has crafted a wonderful first attempt at the rhythm genre on Nintendo 3DS with Rhythm Thief and the Emperor’s Treasure by mixing up the standard fare totally, slotting in all sorts of fantastic and addictive mini-games, a wealth of gorgeous presentation, and some absolutely amazing, toe-tapping tunes, plus a heap of impressive voice acting. The only aspect that some may feel holds it back is the quirky scoring system included, yet anyone loving a tough challenge will warm to it nicely.
Full review here
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