Now, instead of throwing stages into a random pile and hoping for the best, the devs gave each area, consisting of four to five stages, a chronological flow, meaning each area has a Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, and a new Nintendo 3DS stage. It's so easy, the devs can't possibly mess it up.
And this is all based around a very simple rhythm system where you consistently press a button during specific moments half the stages are essentially Simon Says gauntlets and the other half just wants you to tap along to catchy tunes. Featuring the likes of a luchador constantly flexing in response to an interviewer's questions or cats wiggle-worming in delight to a bear chopping their wood, if you don't at least smile at these silly concepts, then you might have a black heart. As the Megamix affix implies, this release is actually a collection of stages from previous Rhythm Heaven titles, a music-based series known for its oddball, comical, light-hearted tone.
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