Elite Beat Agents

Publisher: Nintendo

# of Players: 1-4 via Local Wireless or DS Download Play

Category: Classics/Puzzles

Release Dates

N Amer - 11/08/2006

Intl - 06/13/2007

GameZone's Review

Reviewer: Rob Watkins

Review Date: 12/12/2006

Oh no, a bored gamer? Elite Beat Agents are GO!

8.7

Steven Hopper - 05/10/2006

The Beat Goes On!
Get your stylus tapping to the rhythm as Elite Beat Agents launches across Europe

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In a jam? Well, all these guys DO is jam. Prepare to rock as these beat masters use their groovy moves to save the day.

Get ready to roll! As the music plays, players tap the screen, trace rhythmic patterns and keep the beat as the story unfolds on the top screen. They'll rock along to 19 licensed and re-recorded songs across multiple music genres, featuring tunes such as "Material Girl," "Walkie Talkie Man," "Rock This Town" and "Jumpin' Jack Flash."
Every scene is accompanied by rump-shaking tunes, but it's up to players to help keep the Elite Beat Agents grooving. The worse they do, the worse the story might end up. Players also can try their skills in co-op or versus mode with up to three pals via local wireless.
Rhythm games have come and gone, but there has never been anything like the Elite Beat Agents. Whether they're saving a tortured director from a certain flop or helping a babysitter charm a hunky quarterback, no crisis is too weird.

As the music plays, players tap the screen, trace rhythmic patterns and keep the beat as the story unfolds on the top screen.
Every scene is accompanied by rump-shaking tunes, but players have to keep the Elite Beat Agents grooving. The worse players do, the worse the story might end up.
Rhythm games have come and gone, but no one has ever seen anything like the Elite Beat Agents. Whether they’re helping a lost dog find its way home or helping a babysitter charm a hunky football player, no crisis is too weird.