Why haven't people started discussing this yet? Please drop your money now.

Thus far, I'm quite impressed with the game. There's a load of content for 10, and the achievements/medals will probably make it longer. Per every title with Beat Therapy, the music is awesome.

NWR: 9/10

They loved: loads of content with a nice sense of progression, & nicely intergrated online leaderboards.

They disliked: the limited view of the playfield.

I'm freaking loving this game. I love pretty much every aspect of it, be it the gameplay, music, style, or leaderboards (which I love beating @rayword45 at, since I can see him on there). It's easily my favorite game on the eShop. There seems to be quite a bit of content too.

Speaking of leaderboards, my friend code is in the signiture. I want some friends to compete with.

I'll definitely be here competing on those leader boards by Christmas. This game looks really fun and interesting.

It's on my wish list but I don't want to download it till I at least beat Crimson Shroud. I really need to start beating games before I start another!

Sooo... can anyone describe this very well? Are there endless levels? How exactly does this work? I'm thinking about gettibg this but not 100% sure yet

I want this game asap. But escapeVektor is on both consoles, the Vita and the 3DS.

I of course own both cause I'm a lucky dude. But I don't know which is better?

I'm going to put my money on the Vita as though because the screens is bigger than the 3DS XL. But I'm just guessing. The 3DS version might be in 3D though which will look just as awesome.

The 3DS one is in 3D. Which, from videos, looks like it could be pretty helpful.

I'm also torn between the 3DS and Vita version. I'd appreciate it if they released demos for both versions, to help me decide which one I'd rather buy.

I forgot there was a Vita version (already bought the 3DS version yesterday) although it's only out in EU, I might end up getting it again (when it comes to NA) on my Vita anyway, though I do play my 3DS XL more then my Vita.

Not really. It adds pretty much nothing to the game.

I guess the closest thing to this game would be Pac-Man, but that doesn't really do a good job of describing it either. Just get it. You'll probably like it more than you expect.

Regardless, the Vita version looks to be the one to get. The bigger screen would be very helpful on a game like this. Unless if you have an XL, of course, in which case it probably doesn't matter.

I'm reviewing this...I can't say that the 3D "helps" much, but it is nice. Haven't played the Vita version, but if you can see more of the screen there then that should be the clear winner, as the tiny view area is probably the closest thing to a major complaint I have here.

Pac-Man is a good comparison...cross it with City Connection and you'll have a pretty clear idea of how this game plays.

...When did Philip start reviewing good games so frequently?

The screen size is a bit annoying. So far I'm not enjoying this game as much as I thought I would. I just feel like I can't understand what the objective is to get a high score, which feels kind of pointless when you're trying to get a high score through trial and error. So far I just don't find it fun or addictive or anything.

Phil...........you need an XL!

How far are you in the game so far? As you go along, you unlock more stuff, including the ability to boost.

As for how you get points, I thought it was pretty simple. You go over the white line, defeat enemies, make little boxes, and do so in a timely manner. You can also double your score with a wildcard.

How would an XL give you a better view? Doesn't the XL just blow up the image you would get on a normal 3DS.

Probably but I'm guessing it the same for the vita as well.

Hm, this sounds pretty good. Man, now I have to decide between this, Denpa Men, and NightSky.

Vita's screen resolution is significantly higher than 3DS's, so they could zoom the camera out to give you a wider view of the action without losing any detail.