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In certain games, particularly in those adopting [[Rhythm Gameplay]], setting or reacting to the beat is inherent to [[Gameplay]]. | In certain games, particularly in those adopting [[Rhythm Gameplay]], setting or reacting to the beat is inherent to [[Gameplay]]. | ||
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[http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/musicrhythm-gameplay-can-still-evolve-says-lopiccolo "Rhythm gameplay can still evolve"] | [http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/musicrhythm-gameplay-can-still-evolve-says-lopiccolo "Rhythm gameplay can still evolve"] | ||
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Synopsis
| Acting in sync with a rhythm. |
Relationships
Contexts:
Consequent Sound 
, Entrainment 
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May call for:
Sound Visualization 
, Sound Input 
, In-game Feedback 
, Levelled Performance 
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Description
In certain games, particularly in those adopting Rhythm Gameplay, setting or reacting to the beat is inherent to Gameplay.
Examples
Guitar Hero:
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Additional Comments
"Rhythm gameplay can still evolve"
