Get Ready to Drum Up Some Fun with Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival!
Bandai Namco just dropped the word on the new Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival arriving on September 22 for the Nintendo Switch, and it’s going to be a game‑changer. Think fresh friends, quirky new drums, and a whole playlist of songs that’ll get you banging down the beat in no time.
What’s Fresh in the New Edition?
- Omiko City – A brand‑new town that’s as lively as it sounds. You’ll meet Don‑chan and get roped into rhythm adventures hosted by Kumo‑kyun, a cloud‑like buddy who throws in his own “Thunder Power” beats.
- 76+ brand‑new tracks – From anime favorites like Gurenge and Guren no Yumiya to pop anthems such as Yoru ni Kakeru, and even Western classics including He’s a Pirate.
- New Modes & Countless Drums – The game packs classic challenges with brand‑new twists, so you can keep sharpening your drumming chops.
Unlock More Beats with the Taiko Music Pass
Bandai Namco is rolling out a subscription service that gives you access to up to 500 extra songs. Think anime themes, Vocaloid hits, and even pieces from the classical repertoire that the base game won’t usually stock. For die‑hard fans, it’s a must‑have if you’re serious about drumming.
Monthly Fresh Beats & Freebies
- New songs drop every month, keeping the rhythm fresh.
- Catch special Kumi Drum sets and exclusive outfits to spice up Don‑chan’s look.
- First‑time players get a seven‑day free trial, so you can jump into the beat without buying right away.
In short, the Franchise’s latest drop promises to crank up the excitement. Grab your Switch, pick up those drumsticks, and let the beats carry you through the lively streets of Omiko City. Time to jazz up those headbands and swing back into the non‑stop drumming groove!
Double Trouble: Linking Drum ’n’ Fun & Rhythm Festival
Got the Drum ’n’ Fun copy already? Great news—you can now sync the two games together.
What You’ll Get
- Gold Armor – The iconic soundtrack that’s practically a staple.
- Welcome to the Taiko Stadium – A track that feels like a welcoming hug to the beat.
- Free Gold Don‑chan clothes – Because who doesn’t want to look super gold on the beat?
- A special nameplate – Flaunt your status like a real rhythm maestro.
How It Works
Simply link the two games in your settings, and the goodies from Drum ’n’ Fun automatically migrate to Rhythm Festival. No fuss, no glitch—just pure rhythmic bliss.
Bottom Line
With your existing Drum ’n’ Fun experience, you’re now well-equipped to dive into Rhythm Festival with extra tracks and cool gear. Richen your music library and maybe even pull a few jumps on the bass drum—all for free! Enjoy the upgrade, keep the beats rolling, and remember: a good rhythm day starts with a great soundtrack.
Grab Your Drumsticks for Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival!
Ever felt the rush of pounding rhythm alongside a crowd of pixels? Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival is just the jam‑session you’ve been craving. It’s the latest splash in the world of Japanese drumming games, and it’s got a fresh groove that’s impossible to resist.
What Makes It Rock
- All‑new track roster: From classic anime beats to original compositions that will have your feet tapping off‑beat.
- Multiplayer modes: Compete with friends or sync up with strangers—there’s a rhythm for everyone.
- Customizable interface: Let your style shine with skin options and color palettes.
- High‑score leaderboards: Show off your moves and chase those brag‑rights.
So if you’re looping through playlists for some good vibes, this festival is the perfect pit stop. It’s the “Drum‑and‑Dance” showdown you didn’t know you needed.
Need More Info?
Want the full scoop on rhythm, releases, and all the behind‑the‑scenes tidbits? Check out the official site. It’s your one‑stop hub for the hottest updates.
Other Game Hypes for June
While you’re in the beat‑pit, consider checking out these sizzling new releases coming this month:
- Mario Football: The plumber’s on the pitch—what’s next?
- Arc System Works’ Latest Venture: Pushing cinematic combat into the console.
- Diablo’s Fresh Chapter: Dive into dark dungeons—dark, but damn good.
HardwareZone has us covered with their first‑look coverage, so you’re set for a full gaming lineup this June.
