SI>        Think of it as "Simon Says" at first.  What ever 
 SI> the master raps you 
 SI> repeat with the same beat.  It can be really hard, 
 SI> though.  After you beat a 
 SI> stage, you can go back and try to get a "Cool" rating.  To get "Cool" 
you 
 SI> have to freestyle.  Make you own raps.  If it's good enough, you'll 
reach 
 SI> "Cool".  But don't be happy just yet.  You have to keep 
 SI> the "Cool" rating. 
 SI> You have to remember what the Master would rap and rap 
 SI> it.  It's really hard, 
 SI> but addicting!  It IS the best game ever. 
  Sounds like an interesting game.
  But how is it the best game ever?  It imitates a familiar game format, it's 
not the most intense experience you've probably had, and of course that weird 
"paper people" look won't win it any artistic awards.
  Actually, my main concern is that you've declared it the best game ever, 
but you probably haven't experienced enough games to judge that.  Have you 
ever played Civilization (or its sequel)?  Jedi Knight?  Quake II?  Probably 
not all of them, and they're all in the running.
  Don't polarize like that - I've met some people who can't grasp the concept 
that a game can have both good AND bad points, and thinks something's either 
"the best game ever," or "a totally worthless piece of garbage."  I'm not 
saying that's you, but I'd suggest you temper your view a bit.
 
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