Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
For the last few years Rhythm games have been all the rage especially in social gatherings with the likes of Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Before all of that however, Harmonix made two incredible, yet cult classic, entries to the PS2. Those were Frequency and Amplitude which catered to lovers of Techno and Trace. Superbeat: Xonic for me brings that love back again to today (Nick’s review of the PSV version) with a slew of tracks that I had never heard yet were enjoyable to go through with controls that will over time really test your manual dexterity.
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Superbeat Xonic originally came out on the PlayStation Vita in 2015. As entertaining as the game was, rhythm games already have a niche audience, and the Vita didn’t have a strong base of players to begin with. Superbeat would later release again on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2017 but lacked the portable perks that came from the original release. The game’s release on the Nintendo Switch finally gives Superbeat Xonic a chance to shine.
Every rhythm based game on switch sucks because of the input lag. I tried them all and they’re all offbeat. Only inputs via touchscreen works, like in taiko no Tatsujin.
I didn’t have any input lag related issues with PS4 Pro.
If you like games that make you tap your feet to the beat, here are 10 of the best music rhythm games available on PS4.
