helloo, so I wanted to finally start saving my data on music diver so I went ahead and bought a e-amusement pass from the counter. I'd like to attach a name to my account, but I'm not sure how to really do that. Doing some research online has me somewhat stumped since supposedly I'd need a NESiCA.net account to then login onto the musicdiver website which first needs a nesica card. Registering for a NESiCA.net id doesn't seem possible since it also asks for an area. Though I've also heard that you can make a NESiCA account with an e-amusement IC card (which is what I'm sure I have). So if that's true, should I just register on the konami website but then what? Would I be able to log in music diver or NESiCA using my konami ID or something like that?

I'm pretty confused, any help would be appreciated!

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Link to leaderboards: https://beatleader.com/leaderboard/global/3442cxxx71

Hey everybody, I need your help!

I am working on an incremental fishing and rhythm game located in the PNW. If you like guitar hero/rock band/dance dance revolution, fishing, chill pixel art games, or steady upgrades and progress in your games than I have a question for you.

What about those similar games did you really enjoy and what about those games frustrated you?

There's no right answer here, I just want some genuine feedback, thank you!

Hi everyone, I’ve just released Octaphase on the Google Play Store.

It’s free and completely ad-free.

What do you think? Enjoy! \^_\^

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.octaphase

https://xsim75.itch.io/octaphase

Still working on Charting my own Song, this time going a Difficulty lower. From the Challenge (16), to a much more toned down version.

Staircase streams are still the gimmick, but with more comfortable patterns, some pauses in between some streams, mostly predictable patterns and so on. A simple 15 in comparison to its Challenge counterpart. :D

Hi everyone, does anyone know if u can play sdvx on a phone/tablet regardless of android or apple device cuz my laptop is dead and I wanna play sdvx or at least try it and idk if I can do it and if I can do I NEED a controller or there are touch input friendly simulators or so?

This includes both mental and physical impact and also the most exhausting for each type of device, rather just in general.

https://github.com/Yonokid/YataiDON

My hands hurt so badly, been practicing this for months.

Haha, ladiesss mhmgmhmh
(I haven’t played o2Jam in a year)

Hello! I just finished Melatonin, and really enjoyed it. I found it really worked for helping me relax because of its chill vibes.

I'm not well versed in rhythm games so I'm looking for recommendations in a similar vein to that. I'm also, honestly...pretty bad rhythmically lol. So I don't mind a challenge but something with difficulty options would be a bonus.

As a teenager, I loved playing JamLegend. When I got my first iPod touch, the first game I downloaded was Tap Tap Revenge. My favorite track was Tap Tap Domination.

Those games were a big part of my school years. Sadly, you can't find Tap Tap Revenge on the App Store anymore, and I genuinely miss those simple, addictive rhythm games.

So I decided to make my own.

It's called Fumuon. It's a rhythm game built around music I love, with a visual style inspired by the feelings and memories I associate with those years.

I wanted to create something of my own that captures what I loved about those games, and that's how Fumuon came to be.

Here's some gameplay footage!

I’m a classically trained pianist and singer and some other people that i know who are musicians also play rhythms games. If you are also a rhythm game player and musician, do you think that being a musician helps? Or even if rhythm games help being a musician? I’m so curious, i’ve been thinking about it for a little while now.

This may look familiar to some of y'all