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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A rhythm series that doesn't depend on special peripherals. All that's needed is a PlayStation 2 controller. Seriously. Each song has 6 main tracks (drums, guitar, etc.). On each track, there are a bunch of gems representing that track's instrument. Hitting all the gems on a track for two measures activates that track temporarily. Your job is to move around the tracks and hit all the gems to keep them all activated. |