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The first weak point is the music. I don't understand what songs like Blink 182's "Rock Show" and Slipknot's "I Am Hated" are doing in this game. These songs really don't have a discernable beat like other, more dance-y songs, like Mekon's "What's Going On, Mekon?"

The second point is that the game is fairly easy if you've already played Frequency to death. I've only had the game a few weeks, and I've already beaten all the songs on Insane (with the exception of the last bonus song). It literally took me months to beat Frequency, so that was a little dissapointed (though expected). As a side note, I can also see how the backgrounds might be a little distracting, although they don't bother me too much.

I believe they improved on a great many things for Amplitude, though. For one, Remix mode is a lot more user-friendly. The second thing they did a great job improving was the Multiplayer mode. My friend Brian and I stayed up into the wee hours playing against each other, both in game mode and duel mode. Good fun!

If you like music, I would definitely reccomend this game.

Amplitude will rock!
Frequency is an amazing game and if you havent played it--BUY IT! This game will engross you and your time. You will not know what happened to all those hours that go by playing it. This sequel will be a lot better than the original, updated graphics, more songs, and you dont have to disc swap to play online. It will be great and I cant wait!

Amplitude Is My Favorite Game Ever!!!
I got this game on March 24, 2003, the day it first came out. I felt stupid because there were only two copies in the store and both were for the only two people to reserve the game: my friend and I. We picked up our games and went home to play. One year and 6 days later, I just finished playing the game. The music is good for the most part, but some songs are a bit easy and some are a bit hard. Your skill level will depend strongly on your ability to keep a steady beat and hold a rhythym. I, for one, and 16 years old and am in my 6th year of school band, took private lessons for 3 years, took piano for 6 months, took drums for 6 months, am in jazz band, pep band, and marching band (section leader). I am a huge band geek, so my rhythym is superb. This can be attributed to my rank of 357 out of over 2000 people. The game is played by using the L1, R1, and R2 buttons to shoot lasers at pods of sound, which releases the energy inside. The rhythyms start out very simple, in a classic-rock-beat-esque style, but eventually become very complex, with no real countable rhythym. The online play is amazing, allowing you to play with a total of 4 people together. As you win games, your rank drops, with the obvious goal of getting #1. If you buy this game, you will not regret it, I promise. This game is good for anyone with any rhythymic talent whatsoever. Any negative reviews are simply because the reviewer was bad at it and wouldn't give it time. Before I bought this game, I had Frequency, its predecessor, and was very bad. But now I rock against people and my rank just keeps dropping. If you won't buy the game for only $20.00 USD, at least rent it. It is worth your money and time. It is the only purchase I have ever made with no buyer's remorse! My Amplitude name is eggBEATer. Enjoy!