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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Elite Beat Agents Reviews!
« on: April 04, 2007, 07:35:06 PM »
You can't say that EBA is easier than Ouendan, because it's subjective once again. Specifically, it will depend on which one you played first. I was dissappointed initially with how easy Ouendan was(all the way through to Ready Steady Go on Normal without failing a song, and even that one only took two tries), but that was because I had already gotten the highest ranking in EBA when I played it. It took me two months to get the highest EBA ranking, yet because of that I was able to do the same on Ouendan in under two weeks(I had every song in the game completed within one week).
Now that I've finished them both, I still think EBA is harder(except for the spinners, which are just too hard in Ouendan), based on the fact that I have more S ranks in Ouendan. Also I have S Ranked Ready Steady Go on Hard, while I still can't even finish Jumpin' Jack Flash on Sweatin' without at least missing one beat somewhere in that mess.
I expect this to become a major issue later in the year when Ouendan 2 is released, and too many people claim it's too easy, when it really isn't.
There are no real reasons for choosing Ouendan or EBA, only personal preferences. I like them both myself. The Agents are better characters IMO, and I like the Agents dancing more than the Cheer Squad's cheering, but I prefer the songs in Ouendan. As I said, I think EBA is a little harder, but then again I kind of like how the patterns seem to flow better in Ouendan at times. I hate the Ouendan spinners, and don't particularly like the EBA ones either. I could go on and on, but the point remains that these are just minor details, and both games are among the best the DS has to offer.
Now that I've finished them both, I still think EBA is harder(except for the spinners, which are just too hard in Ouendan), based on the fact that I have more S ranks in Ouendan. Also I have S Ranked Ready Steady Go on Hard, while I still can't even finish Jumpin' Jack Flash on Sweatin' without at least missing one beat somewhere in that mess.
I expect this to become a major issue later in the year when Ouendan 2 is released, and too many people claim it's too easy, when it really isn't.
There are no real reasons for choosing Ouendan or EBA, only personal preferences. I like them both myself. The Agents are better characters IMO, and I like the Agents dancing more than the Cheer Squad's cheering, but I prefer the songs in Ouendan. As I said, I think EBA is a little harder, but then again I kind of like how the patterns seem to flow better in Ouendan at times. I hate the Ouendan spinners, and don't particularly like the EBA ones either. I could go on and on, but the point remains that these are just minor details, and both games are among the best the DS has to offer.
