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Games/Elite Beat Agents/Reviews
From Giant Bomb Video Game Wiki
Elite Beat Agents
Elite Beat Agents is a rhythm game for the Nintendo DS developed by iNiS Corp. and published by Nintendo. It is a spiritual sequel to the Japanese only Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan, and uses many of the same touch screen based gameplay mechanics.
One of the best music and DS games.
The Short Pros - Excellent Western interpretation of Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan . - Keeps the same addicting gameplay of the original with a ton of Western songs - Genres range from rock to pop to punk to.… Read more
Portable rhythm gaming perfection.
In the past few years, rhythm games have gone through a spectacular boom and a spectacular fall. The Guitar Hero franchise has gone from having the best-selling third party game in history to selling… Read more
Loads of fun with some frustration.
A friend of mine had a Japanese version of this game and I instantly fell in love. Years later I decided to buy the official US release. The price $5. Amazing price for an amazing game. The mini story… Read more
Elite Beat Agents: Proof that dance can save the day
Elite Beat Agents for the Nintendo DS is a “rhythm-action game” (their words, not mine), and an adaptation of the cult Japanese hit Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan!, which was lauded by critics all over the wor… Read more
A Rhythm Game That's A Bit Out Of Synch.
Elite Beat Agents is an interesting game with a lot of character and some great humor. Unfortunately, it also has a lot of problems. In it, you play as the Elite Beat Agents, a group of dancing govern… Read more
Elite Beat Agents is frustratingly fun.
The Nintendo DS is a wonderful console for exploring new ideas. Games can be made cheaper than their console counterparts and with a touch screen it gives developers more opportunity to implement wack… Read more
A great rhythm game for the DS, let down by lack of songs.
Elite Beat Agents is a rhythm game where the player helps people in stressful situations by dancing and singing to various songs that are well known, what's not to love? The characters that you contro… Read more
Elite Beat Agents DS
Elite Beat Agents is a blast to play but there are a few things that really bothered me in this game and really took down the game. The game overall is fairly simple to play. The player taps along wit… Read more
Elite Beat Agents
The DS’s touch screen has provided many new experiences in the way we play games. The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass let players control Link directly by using the stylus and dragging in the direc… Read more
A ds game that everyone should own!
Seriously, this is one of the best ds games ever made! EBA is a rhythm-action game that is easy to pick up, and IMPOSSIBLE to put down. You play the game as the Elite Beat Agents - a group of special… Read more
Elite Beat Agents Review
At first I didn't get what all the hype was about. "So what, it's tapping circles," I often said to myself. Then it won DS game of the year here at Gamespot and IGN, I decided to check it out. So I we… Read more
Elite Beat Agents (DS) Review
Some of you import crazy gamers will know of a Japanese DS game by the name of Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan. In Ouendan, you play as three cheerleaders who go out and solve people’s problems by dancing. You… Read more
One of the best rhythm games on the market today.
Welcome to the craziest, most peculiar yet addictive rhythm game you could ever wish to experience. The Elite Beat Agents are a band of secret agents who wouldn’t look out of place in the next Men in… Read more
Just don't play it in public.
Sometimes, a game comes along that is fun to play, and has a lot of replay value, but you just can't believe the premise. Elite Beat Agents is that game. Based on the Japanese series Ouendan, EBA puts… Read more
When A Problem Comes Along, You Must Tap It.
Last year, Guitar Hero took the standard idea of performing actions (pressing buttons, strumming a paddle) in time to music, and wrapped its own very distinctive style and charm around it. In much the… Read more