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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Is Back With New Entry, Curtain Call
Can you just not help yourself tapping to Final Fantasy's musical beats? Well, you're in luck because another Theatrhythm entry is headed to Japan for 3DS.
The new 3DS entry is called Curtain Call and features beats from over 200 songs and 60 characters, as revealed when site Gematsu obtained screens in this week's issue of the Japanese Jump magazine.
Expect some tunes from some of the newer Final Fantasy games, such as Lightning Returns and A Realm Reborn.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy released last year, and as Tim Turi made clear in his review, he had a lot of fun with it.
What tunes are you hoping make an appearance?
Our Take
While no U.S. plans have been announced yet, I wouldn't be surprised if this makes its way over to us. Theatrhythm held its own last year, celebrating the music of Final Fantasy we've come to know and love. For now, we'll have to keep an eye on it, but I'm confident.
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