Inbetween their 'goal' to reach fame, they have a few concerts and a lot of fun. We also got 3 other characters that will be focused on: Ritsu (drummer), Mio (bass), Tsumugi (keyboard), followed by another one half-way through the first season, namely Azusa (guitar). This changes however when she decides to join the Light Music Club, where she now has to learn and play guitar. doesn't really have any real life issues other than school. In a way, she probably reflects a majority of people I know, including myself, except for the fact she It's difficult to explain without using the words 'carefree' and 'lazy'. 'K-On!' follows the story of Hirasawa Yui, a girl who lives a life similar to your average person on the net, except for the internet part. And I mean this in the most positive way possible. And as I'm a 19-year old guy, it's kind of an unexpected thing, even for me. All 60 levels are available for up to four players to duke it out in multiplayer mode - pick a level, pass the controller and see who can finish the level the fastest - but there's no online versus mode.I'm just going to say this straight away: These kind of animes bring out the silly little girl in me. The version floating around the IGN office seems to be all but complete with its bright bathroom visuals and bathtub-inspired sounds. It's getting gold medals, unlocking the different colored ducks and besting challengers online that will keep people playing this title. Even though some of the courses will leaving you screaming at the television and cursing the baby ducks that were stupid enough to follow the big duck over the edge of the tub, you'll be able to unlock each course within a few hours of gaming. As the levels get tougher, you'll need to launch the big duck over gaps between tubs, around sharks, through whirlpools and against strong currents. Securing a decent spot on the leaderboards is easier said than done. The system tracks your personal records, and if you truly are 'quacktastic,' logs your time and username on the online leaderboards. At the score screen, your longest trail is divided in half and that number is subtracted from your final time. Get the line to the drain without a shark eating one of the babies or one of the little ones slipping off into oblivion, and your biggest group will be recorded by the game.

As you run into multiple bubbles, the freed duckies line up behind the big duck. Your best hope for clock salvation is to have a long trail of duckies go down the drain. If you finish the level but have lost duckies - maybe they fell off the edge of the tub or were eaten by a shark - the number of ducks missing is added as seconds to the time it took you to clear the tub of ducks.

Earning a gold, silver or bronze depends on your final time, and that's comprised of multiple components. As you play, you'll need to earn medals to advance from tub to tub. There are 60 tubs spread across three difficulties - fun, tricky and tough. You can even tilt on the menus to select whatever feature you want.

Toss the controller up and the tub tosses the duck into the air and over obstacles while flipping the sharks onto their backs for a short time. It's on your shoulders to tilt the tub in directions that will run the big duck into the little duckies, around corners, away from wind-up sharks and not over the edge of side-less tubs. You tilt the control left, right, forward or backward and the tub and its contents shift in that direction. To begin with, you're not controlling the large ducky at any point - you're controlling the tub of water the duck is in via the Sixaxis controller's tilt function.

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