Technic Beat by Mastiff - future sought after/high priced?

[Beefy Hits]

This game has all the markings of a future high priced, sought after game. Music action game, low production number, brought out by an obscure company. What do you all think?

[shai hulud]

i sure hope so, i already have 2

[Oobgarm]

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=43666&highlight=technic+beat

I posted about this a while back. Don't know if it will be sought after, probably just uncommon.

[zmweasel]

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=43666&highlight=technic+beat

I posted about this a while back. Don't know if it will be sought after, probably just uncommon.

Agreed. Rhythm/music games, outside of Bemani, don't sell in the States. FreQuency and Amplitude both tanked, and they had Sony's marketing behind 'em.

-- Z.

[Oobgarm]

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=43666&highlight=technic+beat

I posted about this a while back. Don't know if it will be sought after, probably just uncommon.

Agreed. Rhythm/music games, outside of Bemani, don't sell in the States. FreQuency and Amplitude both tanked, and they had Sony's marketing behind 'em.

-- Z.

And both of those were excellent games.

Technic Beat, on the other hand, is sub-par.

[Sardius]

And both of those were excellent games.

Technic Beat, on the other hand, is sub-par.

No damn way! I'd go so far as to say that Technic Beat is better than any other music game to EVER be released in the US, by far. Aside from having a much broader selection of music than Frequency/Amplitude, it's also way more fun...which, like, is the main reason why people should be buying it, but if it takes rumors of low print runs to get people to buy it, I guess that works too.

(psst...hey I heard that half of the 15,000 copies that were made were recalled and there won't be a reprinting so maybe we should all buy as many as we can guys)