Big ups to a gaming fan site that clearly has success in its sights, Cracked Rabbit Gaming, for compiling a list of music videos of the songs from Ouendan. Ouendan -- the original Japanese version of ...

On July 28, 2005 – one year ago today – something wonderful happened. With little fanfare, Nintendo released a DS game called Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan in Japan. A close look at the pages of Japanese game ...

Osu! Tatake! Ouendan is all about providing those in need with that extra moral boost, with your own dancing cheer squad. As soon as they hear the call of Ouendan, the famous three set out to motivate ...

Keiichi Yano, VP of development for iNiS Corporation created Gitaroo-man and Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan. Americans know him most recently for the conversion of the latter title to Elite Beat Agents. But ...

Or, to give it its full complement of titular insanity, Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2. I could translate that as "Burn Up! Hot-Blooded Rhythm Souls: Hey! Fight! Cheer Squad 2 ...

It's been nearly ten years since Nintendo and iNiS released Elite Beat Agents on Nintendo DS. The game, an English-language sequel to the Japan-only Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan!, was well-received by ...

It's a rhythm-action sort of day here at Eurogamer, what with Boom Boom Rocket blaring out of the imaginary-office speakers, and a sort of virtual conga line snaking around the Internet at news that ...

The gaming community has embraced iNiS' incredible DS music games, Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan! and Elite Beat Agents, much to the surprise of game designer Keiichi Yano. His panel at the Game Developer's ...

There will be a right time, when it feels like it should come back. A lot of times, the platform will dictate those kind of things. I think people have an idea - "if this game was on this platform, it ...

Ouendan makes you a member of a local helper squadron. Your goal is to help out people who are in a pinch, thereby bringing peace to the world. Ouendan's gameplay is based around a simple concept that ...

During Keiichi Yano’s panel he spoke about the difficulties of localizing Ouendan for a Western audience. Before Inis decided on the cool blend of Blues Brothers, Charlie’s Angels and Austin Powers to ...

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