Developers have plenty of data to make more polygon count for 3d models for 2D backgrounds to give it off better detail. Something like Resident Evil on PS1.
It's called TALENT, watch which today's developers lack. Like before the PS1 era developers were able to make 3D graphics and CD-quality audio on the 16-bit consoles that were said to be impossible. Nowadays developers want everything premade for them to work with.
In my humble opinion, _Slap Happy Rhythm Busters_ looks like a Dreamcast game being played on the OG PlayStation. Whichever exective at Sony Computer Entertainment America and/or Europe that turned this game down for an international release needs their head examined. Great playthough.
While I like personally like the game myself and it’s a good bonus that pretty much everything is already in English, I can’t imagine it would’ve sold very well internationally, especially considering it actually released post-PS2 launch and was 2D which was rapidly seen as outdated in the circa-2000 climate.
Ah! the early 00's, back when cell-shading and "dance" games were in vouge. Great times. Also, interesting game. Is like a mix between SF, Jet Set Radio and a little bit of Samba de Amigo in the supers... I like it!
This game would have been incredible to have in the US! Im sure Sony would have rejected it. Did any company try and release this amazing game of 90s 'tude?
This looks downright incredible for PS1 (and I know this is running at a higher res than normal). This could've very easily been reworked into an updated version or sequel for PS2. IMO you wouldn't even need to increase the polygon count on the fighters.
That girl you are playing as Mia in this video is almost the spitting image of Street Fighter's Chun-Li. So much so, I would be surprised and dumbfounded if Capcom never took legal action against the creators of this game for that!
This is just my opinion and observation, but I think that trademark and copyright laws in Japan are a HELL of a lot lenient then they would be in the Western world. How else can you explain the doujinshi (fan comic) market over there, including, but not limited to, the adult stuff?
I am a bona fide SEGA man, but I have to give credit where credit is due: This looks too good to be Fifth Generation! Then I look at the year it was made, and I see why: Programmers must have been fully utilising the PSOne to it's absolute limits. What I did find funny was that it didn't use transparency effects for hit sparks. I think it would have really added a nice touch, even if it was supplemental to the solid bright ones they used.
![Slap Happy Rhythm Busters All Super Moves [Polygon Magic,2000]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SaZy66_xOQw/mqdefault.jpg)
![Slap Happy Rhythm Busters All Super Moves [Polygon Magic,2000]](/img/tr.png)
![Slap Happy Rhythm Busters - Mia Arcade Playthrough [Level 5 Difficulty] (PS1) (Longplay)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/y4VHqqwObEs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Japan exclusive PS1 Games ... in 10 Minutes! (Chapter 1) [TURN ON SUBTITLES]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bJ7NSAhNBTA/mqdefault.jpg)
![Critical Blow (PS1/1997) - Mao Chilling [Playthrough/LongPlay] (クリティカルブロウ: マオ・チリン)](/img/n.gif)
This looked like an early ps2 game, holy moley. Sometimes i wonder how certain developers squeezed out these graphics for this machine.
Developers have plenty of data to make more polygon count for 3d models for 2D backgrounds to give it off better detail. Something like Resident Evil on PS1.
It's called TALENT, watch which today's developers lack. Like before the PS1 era developers were able to make 3D graphics and CD-quality audio on the 16-bit consoles that were said to be impossible. Nowadays developers want everything premade for them to work with.
If only we had more PS1 games with this Aesthetic. 😥
In my humble opinion, _Slap Happy Rhythm Busters_ looks like a Dreamcast game being played on the OG PlayStation. Whichever exective at Sony Computer Entertainment America and/or Europe that turned this game down for an international release needs their head examined. Great playthough.
While I like personally like the game myself and it’s a good bonus that pretty much everything is already in English, I can’t imagine it would’ve sold very well internationally, especially considering it actually released post-PS2 launch and was 2D which was rapidly seen as outdated in the circa-2000 climate.
Ah! the early 00's, back when cell-shading and "dance" games were in vouge. Great times.
Also, interesting game. Is like a mix between SF, Jet Set Radio and a little bit of Samba de Amigo in the supers... I like it!
I always heard of a fighting game about DDR characters. This must be it!
MIA = CHUNLI HIPHOP version, mia = real G
NGL I was waiting for you to play this game.
Interesting fighting game, and looks amazing for a PS1 game. Nice Playthrough!
This game would have been incredible to have in the US! Im sure Sony would have rejected it. Did any company try and release this amazing game of 90s 'tude?
This looks downright incredible for PS1 (and I know this is running at a higher res than normal). This could've very easily been reworked into an updated version or sequel for PS2. IMO you wouldn't even need to increase the polygon count on the fighters.
Well done as always keep going strong man 👊
Awesome walkthrought,Loading Geek...incredible dance fighter game😎😎😎😎
Grettings from Argentina🤝🏻🇦🇷
That girl you are playing as Mia in this video is almost the spitting image of Street Fighter's Chun-Li. So much so, I would be surprised and dumbfounded if Capcom never took legal action against the creators of this game for that!
This is just my opinion and observation, but I think that trademark and copyright laws in Japan are a HELL of a lot lenient then they would be in the Western world. How else can you explain the doujinshi (fan comic) market over there, including, but not limited to, the adult stuff?
Mia maybe Chun- li cousin ,
Chun-Li + Li Xiangfei = Mia
I am a bona fide SEGA man, but I have to give credit where credit is due: This looks too good to be Fifth Generation!
Then I look at the year it was made, and I see why: Programmers must have been fully utilising the PSOne to it's absolute limits.
What I did find funny was that it didn't use transparency effects for hit sparks. I think it would have really added a nice touch, even if it was supplemental to the solid bright ones they used.
a fighting Rhythm game nice job Geek.
They didn't pull any punches when copying chun li.
Ce jeu est une bonne découverte. 😀
this is a game pan pizza would admire the artstyle
rare gem
Jolynne Jostar meets Chun Li.
How good discovery,
Olhando esse jogo por um ponto de vista ele e bem a frente do seu tempo e mais e a base para muito jogo de luta modenro
Mia 💋
Primera vez que veo este figthing 😳😲
Mia looks like a discount Chun-Li.
Really ?
Personally I'd say a more Urban Chun-Li.
We have Street Fight at home honey
@@jamescoley4623Thats actually some awesome Street Fighter alternative . ngl.
@@arrmany Yes, really.
i remember playing this, u can wall bounce combo on mia i accidentally done it xD long time ago
Não conhecia este jogo,curti muito.Graças ao seu canal conheci muito jogos diferente!
Good video lg.
where can i find the english version? in the lair's webpage i didn't find there
Fantastico 👍🎉
nice game (.... but the Capcom can sue the productors for creating an chun-li character copy, or not?....)