Rhythm Paradise Megamix on 3DS, compilation of the best rhythm microgames from the entire franchise. Over 100 rhythm games with Nintendo's unique visual style. Accessible, funny and deeply satisfying. An absolute must.
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Category
Rhythm4 players3+
Co-op
Description
Collection of 100 rhythm microgames from throughout the Rhythm Paradise saga, enriched with original new levels, in the Korean edition. Published by Nintendo, released in Korea in October 2015. 100 microgames including 30 original ones, story mode chaining challenges, Endless and co-operative Two-Player modes. Korean edition.
Rhythm Sesang - The Best+ review
4/5
Art direction
★★★★★
"Striking"
MAX
Music
★★★★★
"Legendary"
1/5
Story
★★★★★
"Anecdotal"
The anthology accepts not being homogeneous. The stages taken from three generations of machines each keep their original resolution, line weight and colour count, so an exercise from a four-tone console sits next to another drawn much later. The binding comes from the new narrative thread, illustrated in a style of its own that never tries to make the rest uniform.
A hundred microgames, a hundred refrains as absurd as they are irresistibly catchy: the collection signed by Tsunku overflows with zany pop and unstoppable grooves. Each track dictates the tempo and makes a smile a mechanic, rewarding accuracy. This rhythmic madness, joyful and inventive, refuses to leave your head.
Gameplay
"Masterful"
It all comes down to your ear and your sense of tempo: a single press at the right moment is enough, but nailing perfect timing brings an immediate, tactile satisfaction. The offbeat humour of the mini-games and their variety keep the surprises coming from start to finish. This pared-down gesture, open to all, makes for a rhythm game whose freshness never dulls.
Fun
"From the very first seconds"
Tapping right on the beat through absurd, irresistibly rhythmic skits: all the genius of the series lies in this hypnotic simplicity. The offbeat humour and earworm tunes make you want to start over to nail the perfect timing. This compilation gathers the best of the saga. Fresh, funny and fiercely addictive.
Addictiveness
"Obsessive"
Locking your moves into a mischievous beat where each mini-game imposes its own logic delivers an instant thrill whose success immediately calls for the next challenge. Unlocking new stages and chasing a perfect rank rekindle the urge to start over. A few challenges with tricky timing frustrate, yet this offbeat humour and that irresistible groove keep an immediate pull.
Rhythm Sesang The Best+ is the Korean version of Rhythm Paradise Megamix and one of the rarest Nintendo Korea localisations ever produced. An extremely small local print, brief distribution and a Korean market lukewarm to rhythm games make this a genuine regional hunt. Very sporadic secondary-market appearances.
Better with friends
A rhythm festival where you tap in time to zany skits, passing the console around or comparing scores in a good-natured mood. The fun is above all social: challenging each other on a tricky minigame, laughing at the flubs and celebrating a flawless run sparks joyful one-upmanship. A few trials lend themselves to duos, and the easy access makes it an ideal companion for relaxed family evenings.
Is Rhythm Sesang - The Best+ still worth playing in 2026?
Released in 2015 in Japan then 2016 in the West on 3DS and known in Japan as Rhythm Tengoku - The Best+, Nintendo's project gathers the best of the rhythm game series, built on a rare demand, the sense of tempo rather than reflexes. The challenges, short and absurd, ask you to press at the right moment on zany skits accompanied by catchy, original music. The structure tied by a light narrative thread and the generous content make for a joyful and fiercely addictive whole. The difficulty of some offbeat rhythms surprises. A gem of the music game, recommended for fans of rhythm and of absurd humour.
