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Replay – Vib-Ribbon
Released exclusively in Japan and Europe on Dec. 12 1999, Vib-Ribbon for the PS1 is a bizarre entry into the pre-Guitar Hero music-rhythm genre. Tim Turi guides the rabbit heroine Vibri through a myriad of 2D obstacles, proving his sense of rhythm once and for all (after a few tries). Host Andrew Reiner along with Ben Hanson, Jeff Cork, and Kyle Hilliard are on hand for support...and harmonizing!
You can download Vib-Ribbon on the PlayStation Network (on sale right now for $4.79). You won’t feel like you’re shredding to Free Bird, but the ability to play custom CD tracks adds nicely to the variety of gameplay. Stick around and check out Roulette, it gets weird.
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