Rhythm Heaven Fever - Duo 2 - Tambourine

Here's the 2-player version of Tambourine. It looks pretty different from the 1-player version, but that's just because the camera is at a different angle. Well, since this entire game is in 2-D, it's more like the stage has been redrawn. As usual, blue is Player 1 and orange is Player 2. As I forgot to mention, I am Player 1. (For the record, I'm always Player 1 unless it's obvious in the video who I am or if I mention otherwise.)

There are two possible inputs in "Tambourine." Press A to shake the tambourine, or press A and B together to hit it. The monkey in front of you will play out a series of 7 inputs, and you have to copy it as closely as you can. Since the music dictates when these inputs will be, the overall sequence for this stage is identical to that of the 1-player mode, the only difference being that there are solo moments when the other doesn't play.

And that's basically it. It's as straightforward as this game gets. By the way, the monkeys don't shine with flowers and sparkles unless both players play a set of inputs perfectly. Due to this, you won't be seeing it that often. Neither of us are very good at this stage.

Coming up next is the second 2-player Endless Game, "Kung Fu Ball," where two young kung fu pupils demonstrate their martial artistry through a game of volleyball over a fountain. We'll have a Pokémon Battle Revolution match after that, and then we'll have Duo 3, "Ringside." I'll bet you'll like that.