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In Japan, the sequel will be titled Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Tamashii Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2 (the original was just Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan). The first part of the title translates to "Burn! Hot Blooded Rhythm Soul!". Now we're really excited!

Aside from the promise of multiplayer support for up to 4 players, details on the sequel have yet to be made public.
 

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Sounds good. Google and wikipedia gives me nothing so what is your source on that?

e: Moeru is the dictionary form of the Japanese verb to burn.
...did you just make up both a game and a word?

no moero is the let`s version of moeru. and according to the website that zodiak mentioned above. that is the correct name of the game.
 

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QUOTE said:
ITS MULTIPLAYER!

Uh... Isn't the first one multiplayer as well?

Yeah that's true, I thought he meant Wi-Fi..

BUT WHAT IS THE SOURCE?
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Sounds good. Google and wikipedia gives me nothing so what is your source on that?

e: Moeru is the dictionary form of the Japanese verb to burn.
...did you just make up both a game and a word?

If you have press pass for the nintendo press release website, you can look at the japanese planning. Oeundan 2 is mention and its release date TBA.
 

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Sounds good. Google and wikipedia gives me nothing so what is your source on that?

e: Moeru is the dictionary form of the Japanese verb to burn.
...did you just make up both a game and a word?
Source is IGN, I just copied and pasted what they said really cos I'm a really bad person.
 

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Whee, more games filled with rythm goodness!

Everytime one of these faggoty games (hey, I love 'em to death, but let's face it) is released, I also get the urge to DDR all night long on fucking shitty music and SHAKE MAH BOOTAY!
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This surprises me, wasn't the first game very unpopular with the Japanese?
Although critically acclaimed there, only 60,000 copies from 2005-Feb 2006, dunno how much have sold since, apparently more people imported it than those in Japan. I guess Nintendo are giving it a better chance and hoping that word of mouth from the first game might help and also more have DS's now than when the first game came out.

Elite Beat Agent's only did 120,000 which disappointed Nintendo but I still reckon that's pretty good.
 

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This surprises me, wasn't the first game very unpopular with the Japanese?

Although critically acclaimed there, only 60,000 copies from 2005-Feb 2006, dunno how much have sold since, apparently more people imported it than those in Japan. I guess Nintendo are giving it a better chance and hoping that word of mouth from the first game might help and also more have DS's now than when the first game came out.

Elite Beat Agent's only did 120,000 which disappointed Nintendo but I still reckon that's pretty good.

At the time the game was released in Japan the whole 'musical game' genre had kind of hit a wall. The entire genre was really winding down because of just the saturation of games and I think people had just gotten sick of it. Plus at the time DS had not really hit its stride yet so the user base was somewhat low.
 

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