There are a couple of minigames in the Rub Rabbits/Feel the Magic/project rub series and some (kind of) in Warioware that can do what you ask for.
There are also a few fairly obscure Japanese games that have rythm sections whose names currently elude me, they are not really worth much of a go anyhow.
I belive pop idol and such junk also litter the GBA and these are rythm/timing based.
There are also a few fairly obscure Japanese games that have rythm sections whose names currently elude me, they are not really worth much of a go anyhow.
I belive pop idol and such junk also litter the GBA and these are rythm/timing based.
try the Mermaid Melody: Pichi Pichi Pitch series for GBA [: They are also from Konami (but its not part of the Bemani series though)
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Rhythm Tengoku on GBA. That is prolly the best music/rhythm game I've played. With 48 minigames (x3, to which you have to perfect them) and drum sessions too.
Even if it is short, it wouldn't be complete unless you perfect it 100%
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