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Luckily, the Museum mode allows players to watch the cutscenes they unlock by beating the EMS stages. Too many times I have wanted to just sit there and watch the cutscene in the background, or struggled to get the timing down after a fast-paced BMS. The timing is trickier on the EMS stages compared to the BMS and FMS.īy the way, when I say EMS is the bane of my existence, I’m not spinning a tall tale. EMS is the bane of my existence, with the cursor traveling along an intricate design while a cutscene plays in the background. FMS involves your Leader walking across the overworld map/field of the song’s game, with the tap-fest adding in waves that the player must rise or fall with. In BMS stages, it is a simple tap-fest as your characters battle enemies. You have three modes of gameplay: BMS (Battle Music), FMS (Field/Overworld Music), and EMS (Event/Dramatic Music). The gameplay stays about the same between both titles. Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call is the sequel to 2012’s Theatrhythm, both for the 3DS. If you’re wondering on how to pronounce that name, by the way, it’s ‘theater-rhythm’. Due to some shipping technicalities, I received it a week late. When the new Theatrhythm game was announced, I had it pre-ordered and was awaiting the day I would receive it. Obviously, I am something of a Final Fantasy addict. ( Final Fantasy XIV 2.0: A Realm Reborn, anyone?) Oh, and create an addicting rhythm game that will occupy far too many hours of your life. If there’s one thing Square Enix knows how to do, it’s create a mouthful of a name for a game title.

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