Elite Beat Agents

"Westerners who've played the original Osu! Tatake! Oendan! might end up a little disappointed that the Nintendo of America version might lack the kitschy Japanese flavor with its bandana-adorned personal cheerleaders and incomprehensible J-pop tunes accomodating the quirky, lost-in-translation stories. But even with new characters, popular Western tunes, and plots that actually make sense, Elite Beat Agents retains the awesome, addictive gameplay core."

"Except for a few flaws, Elite Beat Agents is flawless. Provided you enjoy rhythm games, the simple yet challenging gameplay, combined with the nice variety of songs and a humorous premise, makes EBA one of the better handheld games of 2006."

"You won't find a stranger and more addictive rhythm game on a handheld system than Elite Beat Agents."