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Bit.Trip Complete

Genre : Action - Platformer - Compilation

Multiplayer : 1 player

Year : 2011

Developer : Gaijin Games

Publisher : Aksys Games

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Bit.Trip Complete is the Wii retail release collection of all six previously released Wii Ware Bit.Trip games, as such the disk features the following titles:

• Bit.Trip Beat
• Bit.Trip Core
• Bit.Trip Fate
• Bit.Trip Flux
• Bit.Trip Runner
• Bit.Trip Void

The Wii version of the collection contains an extra 20 challenges per title, in the form of extra stages for a total of 120 new levels to the collection. In addition, an audio CD featuring 18 tracks from each of the six games is included. This collection has also been released on the Nintendo 3DS, with different features under the title Bit.Trip Saga .

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Average score: 82% (based on 19 ratings)

Average score: 3.3 out of 5 (based on 3 ratings with 1 reviews)

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The Good In all of the areas that the Wii fell short in, WiiWare has to be the biggest letdown by far. In theory, it was supposed to allow small developers to create original downloadable games for WiiWare. In practice, however, stringent memory requirements, lack of advertising, a small online player base, a ridiculously small download size, ludicrous sales policies, not to mention under-powered hardware compared to its contemporaries all but scared away only the most dedicated developers from WiiWare. The number of honest-to-goodness success stories on WiiWare can be counted on two hands at best.

One of these successes can be attributed to Gaijin Games with their Bit.Trip series. Bit.Trip is a series of small but challenging rhythm games that takes gameplay and graphical inspiration from the earliest video games, but updates them with 3D visuals and dynamic soundtracks. Each game in the series is more polished and complete than the last, with entirely different playstyles, and you can really sense the progression of Gaijin Games as a developer as the games get more polished with each new installment. In 2011, Gaijin Games released Bit.Trip Complete, the first-ever retail compilation of WiiWare games on a disc, including all six games as well as numerous extras. I'll devote a paragraph to discussing each of the games' positive points below.

BEAT: The original Bit.Trip game. Think of it like Pong Pong Revolution: you twist the controller in your hands to more the paddle up and down the screen to bounce the balls in rhythm as they fly in from the right side of the screen. Though it looks simple, there are many different types of balls which will trip you up if you're not paying attention. If you maintain a long enough streak, you'll earn more points and the game will become more visually complex. Fail, and the game switches to a black-and-white mode reminiscent of early video games. Overall, a fun game, though the motion controls will take some getting used to.

CORE: This is pretty much Guitar Hero, but in 360 degrees. Similar to Guitar Hero, your goal is to press a direction on the d-pad, to target beats, then press the 1 button to "blast" the beats as they cross the target beam. Again, simple, but challenging. Almost too much so. It took me quite some time to finish even the first stage.

VOID: Probably my least favorite of the bunch, though many think that this is one of the more creative installments. I've certainly never played any other game like it before. You move a black hole around the screen with either the nunchuck or the classic controller. Your goal is to collect the black dots as they enter into the screen while avoiding the white dots. But there's a catch: for every black dot you collect, your hole gets bigger and moves slower, making it more susceptible to white dots. If you make your hole too big, you can press the 2 button to collapse the hole back down to its smallest size so you can fit between narrow passages of white dots.

RUNNER: Now we come to my absolute favorite installment. Runner combines rhythm games and platformers, making this, at least for me, the gaming equivalent of peanut butter and chocolate. You control Commander Video as he runs through each level. Your goal is to jump, slide, kick, spring and block at the correct times so that Commander Video is able to get through the level. Mess up even one time, and you'll have to go all the way back to the start of the stage, making this one of the more unforgiving games in the series. Optimally, you'll want to collect all of the gold in each level. Doing so unlocks a retro-styled bonus stage. Getting all of the gold in THAT stage allows you to get the highest possible score for the level. However, if you fail during the bonus, you cannot try it again without going through the main stage first, doubling the game's challenge for completionists. Not only is it my favorite WiiWare game, it's one of my favorite games on the system period. It was so good that it was later ported to PC, and is getting a sequel for WiiU later this year.

FATE: This is probably the least music driven of the installments, being more of a combination of a dual-stick shooter that's quite literally on-rails. You control Commander Video as he moves along a rail. You move the Commander left and right using the nunchuck and shoot by pressing the A button, aiming at the screen with the IR sensor. When shooting, the commander moves much more slowly, allowing the player to more precisely slip their way through the relentless barrage of enemy gunfire, but not allowing them to get away quickly if they need to. Various powerup characters can be caught by Commander Video offering him additional firepower, including Meat Boy, a character which sadly never saw the light of day on WiiWare. This is probably the darkest installment, with near-constant killing of pixellated monsters and a dubstep soundtrack, though its more of a light-rock version of dubstep rather than the heavy kind as popularized by artists like Skrillex. Depending on your taste in music, this could either be a very good or very bad thing.

FLUX: The 6th and final installment is nearly exactly the same as BEAT, but with a few new tricks up its sleeve. Now, you hit balls on the right side of the screen as they come in from the left, a reversal from BEAT. In addition, there are also partially invisible bonus beats that you can catch if you're observant and quick enough. Finally, you can never die. If you lose, you'll just keep continuing through the stage as if nothing ever happened. This is meant to be more of a relaxing game, as the player is meant to reflect on the challenges that he/she faced throughout the series. As such, it's probably best to play this one after you've played the others. Being the last game in the series, this is by far the most visually impressive and colorful, and easily one of the best-looking WiiWare games. The ending is pretty satisfying, though it is really slow and overlong. The Bad My biggest complaint relates to VOID. The black dots can often times be ridiculously hard to see, since the game likes to pulsate between black and colored backgrounds all of the time. This can be very annoying, and is the reason why I'm not quite as fond of this game as the others.

For the entire series, the games can be fairly short. Most of them can be completed in 2-3 hours, and perfect (or near-perfect) runs will take even less time than that. Keep in mind that ll of these games were forced to fit under a very tiny download size, and as such are extremely short on their own. Of course, taken as a whole, the entire collection will take much more time to complete. The Bottom Line Bit.Trip Complete offers several advantages over its download counterpart, so much so that players who downloaded any (or even all) of the games could reasonably consider a double-dip. For starters, each game now has online leaderboards, so you can see how you compare to everyone else in the world, and to see if anyone's perfected any of the games. Next, there is bonus content available: the cutscenes and various other videos can be unlocked as you play, and there are letters from the developers about each game and other materials available for your perusal.

The biggest and most enticing new addition are the challenges. These are short but tough levels that the player has to perfect in order to complete. There are 20 challenges for each game, and completing them unlocks the aforementioned bonus materials. Finally, the game comes with a CD soundtrack for each of the stage songs from each game. You get a lot of bang for your buck with Bit.Trip Complete, and I'd personally like to see more retail releases of WiiWare games if they are to be of this level of quality and completeness.

As for the Bit.Trip series itself, it's easily one of WiiWare's lone shining stars, and something that has made XBLA and PSN fans jealous of the service, if only for a little bit. With it's unique audiovisual aesthetic and wildly varied gameplay, Bit.Trip offers hours of entertainment for retro enthusiasts, rhythm game fans, and just players looking for a challenge in general. The only qualm I have with recommending this package is that it is quite rare, having been released by a small specialty publisher rather than a big name like Nintendo. As such, you're more likely to come across a copy online instead of in the big retailers. Don't let that stop you from checking out one of Wii's best series.

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BIT.TRIP Complete

Bit.Trip , officially spelled BIT.TRIP, is a series of six video games developed by Gaijin Games and published by Aksys Games for Nintendo Wii, Nintendo 3DS, and the PC. It was published by Arc System Works for WiiWare in Japan, and by Namco Networks America Inc for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Each game revolves around the adventures of a character named "Commander Video", and features "a crazy mix of 80s aesthetics and modern game design". The styles of the games range from pong remakes, platforming, and shooting. Each game in the series features a chiptune-inspired soundtrack, but a different style of rhythm-based gameplay in each. Beat, Core and Void each contain three distinct levels, each one ending in a unique boss battle. Most bosses are based on various games and game genres from the early Atari era, as are the various bonus stages.

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BIT.RIP COMPLETE

The Bit.Trip Complete is a collection of all the Bit.Trip series – Bit.Trip Flux, Fate, Runner, Void, Core, and Beat . Aside from the complete Bit.Trip game series, included in this Complete set are the following:

– Bit.Trip Soundtrack Sampler, a music CD that features pieces from all of the Bit.Trip games – additional 20 challenge levels for the games – bonus video content featuring game trailer, cut scenes, and game-related production – a section of “letters to fans” delving into Commander Video’s epic journey

The Bit.Trip Complete runs on the Nintendo Wii platform and was released last September 13, 2011.

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• First it's a paddle-pounding pong-fest, then it's a side-scrolling shoot 'em up blast. One moment it's a platformer with a pumping chiptune beat, then it's a psychedelic journey through the human psyche. It could only be BIT.TRIP, the most original series of rhythm games on this or any other planet, now out for Nintendo 3DS! In BIT.TRIP SAGA, all six games in the highly-acclaimed series touch down on Nintendo 3DS for the first time. Morphing into a single entity, the cult classics have been fully remastered for the console's eye-popping 3D display, and the radical rhythmic gameplay has been given an intuitive Touch Screen-tapping twist. You'll join the iconic CommanderVideo for the entire duration of his journey as he tries to complete his mission and get back home. Bash blocks and battle bosses in the Pong-inspired BIT.TRIP BEAT, the title that introduced our visor-wearing hero to the world. The journey continues in BIT.TRIP CORE, as you man a four-way laser and blast blocks in a flood of brain-frying audio-visual excitement. In BIT.TRIP VOID, you'll be controlling an expanding black void as you travel through the layers of the mind, from superego to id, taking care that your own mind doesn't melt in the process. BIT.TRIP RUNNER builds on the rhythm-based gameplay, with 50 levels of pixel-perfect platform fun. You'll then take on the sinister Source in a shoot-'em-up showdown in BIT.TRIP FATE, before coming full circle to a brilliantly-conceived combination of all the most well-loved elements of the series in the grand finale, BIT.TRIP FLUX. You'll know the instant you enter the BIT.TRIP universe that this is a labour of video game love, with its dazzling mix of classic 80s game aesthetics and cutting-edge rhythm gameplay. The references to the classic games of yore will delight vintage games fans, but this is no mere exercise in nostalgia. The series never compromises on the innovative and gripping gameplay that will make your Nintendo 3DS system even harder to put down. Pulling off the phenomenal feat of being incredibly original, as well as utterly engaging and accessible, BIT.TRIP SAGA brings you a total of eighty levels of addictive gameplay, all set to music that has been specially created by five super-talented chiptune artists.

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BIT.TRIP COMPLETE was the first physical release of the BIT.TRIP series. Developed by Gaijin Games (now Choice Provisions), it released on September 13, 2011 in North America, and March 16th, 2012 in Europe. The North American version was published by Aksys Games , and the PAL version was published by Rising Star Games .

Games Included [ ]

• BIT.TRIP BEAT
• BIT.TRIP CORE
• BIT.TRIP VOID
• BIT.TRIP RUNNER
• BIT.TRIP FATE
• BIT.TRIP FLUX

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• The six original BIT.TRIP games on one physical disc.
• 120 new Challenge Levels, 20 per game.
• New audio gallery with fan remixes, original songs, and demo versions of existing BIT.TRIP themes.
• An image gallery with exclusive production stills, concept art, and promotional images.
• A video gallery with more than 25 movies telling the story of CommanderVideo.
• 6 Letters to BIT.TRIP fans, written by the series’ director.
• Original soundtrack CD packaged with BIT.TRIP COMPLETE featuring music from all six games in the series.
• New difficulty modes in all games.
• Online leaderboards.

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BIT.TRIP COMPLETE has a collection of unlockables that can be obtained by completing levels, beating

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BIT.TRIP COMPLETE

First it's a paddle-pounding pong-fest, then it's a side-scrolling shoot 'em up blast. One moment it's a platformer with a pumping chiptune beat, then it's a psychedelic journey through the human psyche. It could only be BIT.TRIP, the most original rhythm games on this or any other planet.

In BIT.TRIP COMPLETE on Wii, all six games in the highly-acclaimed series have morphed into a single entity, with 120 additional challenges, and a whole host of new features, including an audio gallery with original tracks and fan remixes, an image gallery, and videos that show the whole saga of the series unfold.

You'll join the iconic CommanderVideo for the entire duration of his journey. Bash blocks and battle bosses in the Pong-inspired BIT.TRIP BEAT, the title that introduced our visor-wearing hero to the world. The journey continues in BIT.TRIP CORE, as you man a four-way laser and blast blocks in a flood of brain-frying audio-visual excitement. In BIT.TRIP VOID, you'll be controlling an expanding black void as you travel through the layers of the mind, from superego to id, taking care that your own mind doesn't melt in the process. BIT.TRIP RUNNER builds on the rhythm-based gameplay, with 50 levels of pixel-perfect platform fun. You'll then take on the sinister Source in a shoot-'em-up showdown in BIT.TRIP FATE, before coming full circle to a brilliantly-conceived combination of all the most well-loved elements of the series in the grand finale, BIT.TRIP FLUX.

You'll know the instant you enter the BIT.TRIP universe, that this is a labour of video game love. BIT TRIP COMPLETE even features six letters addressed to the fans of the series from the director. The classic '80s game aesthetics will delight vintage games fans, but this is no mere exercise in nostalgia. The series never compromises on the gripping gameplay that will make your Wii Remote even harder to put down.

Pulling off the phenomenal feat of being incredibly original, as well as utterly engaging and accessible, BIT.TRIP COMPLETE adds to the excitement with online leaderboards and new audio and visual galleries to enjoy.

So join CommanderVideo, get on board and set off on a trip you'll never forget!

• An original soundtrack CD lets you enjoy the mind-blowing music from all six titles in the series.
• Online leaderboards let you compete to be the BEAT.TRIP player to beat.
• 120 all-new gameplay challenges mean that existing fans of the series still have much more to discover.
• Enjoy more of the unforgettable audio with bonus soundtracks or view the visuals with unlockable art galleries and videos.

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