moero nekketsu rhythm damashii osu tatakae ouendan 2

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This page bases its info from famitsu and lists it as AI, but it is a guess on their part as is indicated further down.It wouldn't be that impossible for it to be the Cher song from EBA either. Japanese sites (and a few english sites citing the japanese sites) aren't sure which version it is as there are many many songs by this name. The track is actually 'Believe' not 'I Believe'. More New songs confirmed Go to the 2nd ad in this link and be amazed! -Unsigned

NeoGAF scans have confirmed a bunch of new songs. If you were to ask any fan of Ouendan, Otaku or not, they would say the same thing! And its 'Tamashii' with a 'T.' ie Tamashii means 'Spirt' while 'Damashii' means soul (Example: Katamari Damashii=Clump SOUL.). Okay then, but here is another thing that bugs me.Osu! Means Go! Not Hey! Just because it was Hey! in EBA doesn't mean it applies here. Until someone out there posts a source, the three songs should be considered the product of someone's wishlist. Guess Who 07:30, 9 April 2007 (UTC) Reply Someone actually tried to add those three songs? I'm just not sure which is worse: The idiot at GameFAQs who originally posted that there was 'confirmation' of these three songs (D-technolife, Onegai! Senorita, Tentai Kansoku), or the idiots who spread it around despite the fact that the aforementioned original idiot has yet to post any confirmation links, and has not even logged in since making the original post. Removing until a decent citation can be provided. I could say that there are five Michael Jackson songs in the game and my claim would be no less credible. Groudon199 04:11, 7 April 2007 (UTC) Reply Those songs shouldn't be there without a citation. Well, 3 new songs are supposedly confirmed, and are currently awaiting a citation. Recent magazine scans have revealed those 2 songs, so Zenryoku Shonen and VISTA are confirmed. I read about those songs on 2chan via gamefaqs. Im with you on that, it needs a citation. I know those two songs have been said to be in the game, but I've never once seen a source except 2chan, which isn't known for its accuracy given its nature.

A Link to the Past (talk) 00:40, 8 March 2007 (UTC) Reply For example, Gears of War doesn't get a new name because it is released in Japan. I do not know why they would change the name to Ouendan 2 if that were the case. I have almost certain that this will not be EBA translated to Japanese. That being said, my japanese teacher regularly confesses her love for Harrison Ford and Eric Clapton.

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One good example is the 360 vs PS3 and Wii and DS in Japan.the 360 is getting slaughtered. while their culture may borrow a lot from the West, they still do rely on Japanese institutions to be better than outside sources. well, from all accounts that I have read, non japanese poducts, including music, tend to do poorly inside of Japan. I dunno, maybe American music would sell better? We don't know whats popular in Japan, you know? They didn't release Ouendan outside of Japan, so why would they release Elite Beat Agents in Japan? - Guess Who 17:35, 24 February 2007 (UTC) Reply

Improvements made upon the first ouendan game include the ability to skip the intro of a song if you're having to retry it for the millionth time! And of cou rse, the addition of Bonus Songs (these features were included in EBA).I know this is an odd question but.how do we know this isn't just Elite Beat Agents with Japanese text/Ouendan moves instead of dancing? The song choice is great, good fun even if you've never listened to any Japanese music before.

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It's a little tricky if you're trying to figure out how to play multiplayer, but I'm sure you can figure it out via process of elimination. As for the storylines, it's pretty obvious what's going on with the comic-book style pictures. To be honest, it doesn't matter that you can't read Japanese, the gameplay is the same. If you've played an enjoyed Elite Beat Agents, don't feel shy about purchasing Ouendan/Ouendan 2, just because it's in Japanese. It's very addictive and a hell of a lot of fun. I love the Ouendan/Elite Beat Agents series. No need to speak Japanese - totally fun anyway.