Summary:
An entirely new type of music/rhythm game, where your instrument is your weapon to fight against evil. Unlike traditional music games which simply featured pressing buttons in rhythm with on screen actions, Gitaroo-Man requires players to use both the analog stick and the controller buttons at the same time, controlling the on-screen character with jumps, ducks and attacks. [KOEI]
| Rating: | E |
|---|---|
| Developer: | Koei/Inis |
| Genre(s): | Rhythm Games |
| Number of Players: | 1-4 Players |
| ESRB Descriptors: | Mild Language |
| Special Controllers: | Multi-Tap |
| Cast | Credit |
|---|---|
| Yasuichiro Shimbo | Producer |
| Keiichi Yano | Game Design/Main Programming |
| Masako Harada | Creative Director/Scenario |
| Tomohiro Harada | Sound Producer |
| Kotaro Umeji | Art Director/CG Design |
| Sadayoshi Okamoto | Music Producer |
| Yosuke Sato | Music Producer |
| Lenne Hardt | Voice - U-1 |
| Ryan Drees | Voice - Puma |
| Douglas Kirk | Voice - Kazuya, Zowie |
| Bianca Allen | Voice - Kirah, Pico |
| Paul Lucas | Voice - Miranda |
| Lisle Wilkerson | Voice - Ming Ming, Panpeus |
| Keleb James | Voice - Mojo King Bee |
| Brian Matt Uhl | Voice - Gregorio Wilehem III |
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