Published: 2016-01-04, Author: Robert , review by: gamecrate.com
Abstract: Years ago, Harmonix got its start with its early music/rhythm games, including Amplitude, an effective PS2 game where you moved from track to track, keeping up with the rhythm of each song by making sure every component fit in. Was it challenging? You bet...
Abstract: Last year we saw the two titans of the music genre resurrect. Now, this early in 2016, we get the chance to take a look at another, longer lost, legend of the music genre: Amplitude. Although it might not be as well-known as Guitar Hero or Rock Band, Ampl...
Published: 2015-12-28, Author: Eric , review by: gamingtrend.com
Tracklist is stellar, Compelling to master on high difficulties, Visually gorgeous
Cumbersome process to unlock campaign tracks, Not as easy for newcomers to jump into multiplayer
Amplitude hits both highs and lows, but is the kind of score-hunting, high difficulty challenge that rhythm fans will love if they're looking for something fresh. A solid revival for a pillar of the genre
Amplitude offers four different difficulties, but the jump between each seems a bit extreme. Playing on beginner, the lowest difficulty, makes notes approach at a snail's pace, and they are few and far between...
Streak seek, Interesting campaign concept, Challenging on higher difficulty settings
Soundtrack lacks diversity, Few modes
Despite its improved HD veneer and tweaked controls, I just didn't find the Amplitude of 2016 to be as addictive or long-lasting an experience as the Amplitude of 2003. I had some fun with it for as long as it took to play through its hypnotic campaign an...
Streak seek, Interesting campaign concept, Challenging on higher difficulty settings
Soundtrack lacks diversity, Few modes
Despite its improved HD veneer and tweaked controls, I just didn't find the Amplitude of 2016 to be as addictive or long-lasting an experience as the Amplitude of 2003. I had some fun with it for as long as it took to play through its hypnotic campaign an...
Published: 2016-03-13, Author: Christian , review by: gamers.de
Einfache Steuerung, KampagnenModus
"Nur" 30 Songs, Kaum Variation im Soundtrack
Mit 30 Liedern legt Amplitude eine kleine aber feine Sammlung auf den Tisch. Es hätte jedoch ruhig etwas mehr sein dürfen, es fehlt dem Soundtrack an Variation und der reine Fokus auf elektronische Musik dürfte auch nicht jedermanns Sache sein. Eigentlich...
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Published: 2015-12-28, Author: André , review by: gameswelt.de
geringer Umfang, kaum Wiederspielwert im Solomodus, mitunter etwas hektisch und unübersichtlich, Soundtrack etwas mager
Nicht ganz geglücktes RevivalSeinerzeit habe ich zahlreiche Stunden mit Amplitude auf der PlayStation 2 verbracht. Das ebenso zugängliche wie faszinierende Spielprinzip hat wenig von seinem Reiz verloren und sorgt vor allem in Multiplayer-Partien für gute...
