Technictix is a music based game released in 2001. It's a rather strange musical game, as opposed to the ones released today, and it required you to control a character on screen and moving it around while keeping the melody via the use of a ring system. It was composed by four former Arika employees, Shinji Hosoe, Ayako Saso, Takayuki Aihara, and Yasuhisa Watanabe, and their two associates, Yosuke Yasui and Hiroto Saito, in a variety of styles.
Technictix is being described as a rhythm-action game. The game features techno music as its backing, which apparently causes ripples in the on-screen water. You must move the in-game characters, Knitty and Rain to the ripples and tap buttons in line with the music.
A rather special title in which you must link up waves on the water's surface in time to the techno beat. Sounds strange but its very compelling with a bunch of bizarre characters and great use of colour. Can be played two player using the same controller.
Game Modes:
- Performance
- Free
- Tutorial
MANUFACTURER'S DESCRIPTION:
Rhythm action game that plays the music to move on top of the marker that occurs on the surface of the water on the character to the tune, and by generating a sound and ripples at the push of a button in a timely manner. You can trembling sound with analog stick, or raise and lower the scale, can also arrange the song. It is also equipped with mode to use two people or two people cooperation and competition play, one controller.
FEATURES:
- Third person perspective.
- 3D graphics
- Cartoon graphics
- Fantasy & Anime themes.
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