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File this one under "A pleasant surprise, but not quite what I had in mind." Harmonix has released their portable rhythm action game, Phase: The Music is Your Game onto iTunes. The $4.99 iPod game lets you use your own music tracks as the game's soundtrack, and looks similar to other Harmonix titles like Frequency and Amplitude. The game is played by using the iPod wheel to match (or catch) discs as they come towards you onscreen. Like Guitar Hero, there seems to be some kind of bonus/multiplier for nailing phrases, which I'm assuming must be done in-time with the song's rhythm. You know, "the music is your game" and all. Silly title aside, $4.99 isn't a bad price for what seems like the spiritual successor to some of Harmonix's past music titles. You know, before all of this peripheral tomfoolery. If I had an iPod, I'd be sure to check it out. But since I don't, who's going to do the dirty work for me?
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oh my god. they are integrating music into videogames!?
If it works as nearly as well as Amplitude and Frequency did, I'm down with that.
Now I just needs me one of them fancy Eye-Pahdz . . .
which ipods does it work on?
The ones with the screens? I don't know, what do I look like, Apple tech support? Jesus, North.
lol, aw i was looking forward to playing this on my shuffle....
Nice surprise. I tried this out this morning (3g nano) -- if you liked Frequency or Amplitude, this is really similar. You can add music from your collection to the game's playlist and then it generates the note patterns for them. Pretty neat for an iPod game.
something tells me this won't work on my 3G black and white ipod.
nope, nick. You like like a games newswriter.
Music and video games? HOLY CRAP what an original idea of win!
It should work on any 5G iPod or the new 6G iPods.
its not half bad of a game, i had fun playing it
activision is gonna miss these guys