A qualifying campaign for every nation on the way to France, and Blur playing Song 2 over the menu.
Pick up fares and drop them at the door before the meter runs out, to a soundtrack of The Offspring.
Mini-games of pure rhythm; Nintendo's weirdest series.
Click circles to the beat; the free rhythm game with a million maps.
A roguelike where you move to the beat; the dance-pad dungeon.
Cheerleading agents rescue people through rhythm; the DS oddity.
A beetle on a track to a violent beat; rhythm violence.
Anti-gravity ships to a Chemical Brothers soundtrack; the PlayStation as a club.
Drum along in the arcade with a big red taiko; Namco's rhythm staple.
Race down a track generated from your own MP3s; 2008's Steam surprise.
A bard who sings instead of fights, saving the world with a colour wheel.
Tetris with a Rez soundtrack and VR; Mizuguchi makes blocks transcendent.
Slice blocks with lightsabers to the beat in VR; the best-selling VR game.
Rhythm levels to Black Betty and the best 2D platforming of its decade; Ubisoft Montpellier.
Arrows on a floor mat and a cabinet in every arcade; the rhythm game that got people moving.
Inline-skating graffiti gangs in a cel-shaded Tokyo; the Dreamcast's style.
A plastic guitar and five coloured buttons; the party game of the 2000s.
A shooter that plays like a rave; Mizuguchi's synaesthesia on the Dreamcast.
Roll a sticky ball over everything until it is a star; the Namco oddity with the best soundtrack.
A robed figure walks to a mountain with a stranger who cannot speak; two hours you remember.
Guitar, bass, drums and a microphone in one living room; Harmonix's full band.
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