Eventually the whole main cast gets together for a furious battle of the bands against Shadow nad his Rhythm Rogues. First she has to beat Pudding with a Guitar, then Noize joins her for a drumming match against Pine and the Space Police. In some stages, incredibly cool instrument duels between Ulala and her various foes ensue. The hostages Ulala gets to save are now grouped into sets, and aside from the instrument-wielding ones that put new layers on the music track, saving the whole group results in a garish concert while moving to the next area. Ulala’s investigation lead her to a huge interstellar garden, a fight with law-inforcement first in the sky and then in outer space, and finally to the Rhythm Rogues’ dotted pop-art temple. It might seem hard to believe, but Space Channel 5 Part 2 is much more insane, colorful and chaotic than its predecessor. Also, instead of the linear path needed to take in the first game, all stages are now selectable directly and display the highest rating attained. The ratings meter now extends to one decimal place, giving a better sense of standing as it constantly fluctuates, unlike the first game where it would remain static for a while and change only after a few sequences.Įvery report starts off at a set rating that can be boosted to a max of 100% provided the player performs it with zero mistakes and finds all the hidden times to press CHU given in several NPC descriptions (save more hostages, get more secrets). On the flipside, every lost star results in the loss of a good chunk of ratings. If the amount of stars given can be retained, then the ratings will soar when they are converted back after the battle. Instead on several occasions the quota is converted to stars, which replace Ulala’s usual heart meter, and running out of them means losing the stage. Progression to the next level is no longer determined by a minimum rating. There are also “charged” commands that require to hold a button pressed for a certain amount of time. It’s now the same button used to rescue hostages in the first game, making it easier to understand who to shoot and who to save, while adding more variety to the dance combos. Also, a new move called “HEY!” was added. The result is a much smoother experience. Still, this was fixed in Part 2 by having Ulala move instantly in the pressed direction. Although a minor problem, it made the game feel a bit laggy with more complex sequences, even though her animation had nothing to do with how fast you could press buttons. First off, whenever the player would hit a button in the first game, Ulala had to go through her whole animation for a direction or for the CHU command. Part 2 features the same great music and action of the first title, while adding more features and fixing previous problems. Of course she ends up helping Ulala in the shodown as well. A superb drummer, Ulala and Noize have to face her after they tread into forbidden territory for a good scoop. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Sexy space cowboy and part of the Eastern Venus Space Police. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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