Nintendo Life writes: "We've seen a wide variety of music creations applications released for computers over the years, ranging from simple point-and-click programs that anyone can use to high-end music creation tools for professional musicians. With the release of Rhythm Core Alpha, developer SoftEgg is aiming for somewhere in the middle of this range. While the application certainly packs some higher-end features, it still tries to remain as simple as possible in order to allow gamers of all musical skills to make use of it."
Downloads like this have come to the DS systems before, like XSEED's KORG DS-10 Abylight's Music On: Retro Keyboard – they're intended for a specific audience of individuals who already know how to handle complicated recording equipment and are just looking for some lite digital supplements to their real-world gear. Well, IGN may not fully understand it, but they understand that those who do will love this.
