Taiko no Tatsujin 2

Taiko no Tatsujin 2 (AC2 Arcade) is a rhythm music game developed and published by Namco, launched on August 6, 2001 for arcade cabinets, the second entry in the Taiko no Tatsujin arcade series, powered by the Namco System 10 board. It retains the classic taiko drumming gameplay: Don hits the drum face and Ka hits the drum rim. It features three standard difficulty levels (Easy, Normal, Hard), plus a secret unlockable Donderful difficulty, the prototype of the later Oni difficulty. Don-chan received voice acting for the first time, and combo notifications were optimized with visual popups every 10 combos. The game packs 36 tracks, including anime themes, nursery rhymes and Namco original music. It supports single-player and 2-player versus play. As an important early arcade title that established the core difficulty framework of the franchise, it is a retro arcade rhythm game playable on MAME emulators.

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