One the only things that keptRhythm Heaven Feverfrom getting a perfect score was the game’s lack of language options. Unlike the cartridge-basedRhythm Heavenon the DS, there were no space constraints on the Wii limiting Nintendo’s capacity to give players every version of the game’s soundtrack. The fact that U.S. Wii owners were only given the English rendition of theRhythm Heaven Feverexperience something to frown about.
I wouldn’t blame the Europeans for gloating about this. You’ve been waiting a lot longer for this game, so it seems only right that that your wait will be justified with more content. WhenRhythm Heaven Fevercomes to Europe asBeat the Beat: Rhythm Paradiseon July 6th 2012, it will allow you to play in either Japanese or English. No word yet if the Japanese only “Manzai Birds” game will be available in the game as well. If it is, thenBeat the Beatwill officially be the only version ofRhythm Heaven Wiithat anyone could ever need.
[Thanks NintenDaan!]
