Play Taiko no Tatsujin

Arrows on a floor mat and a cabinet in every arcade; the rhythm game that got people moving.

A shooter that plays like a rave; Mizuguchi's synaesthesia on the Dreamcast.

Tetris with a Rez soundtrack and VR; Mizuguchi makes blocks transcendent.

Cheerleading agents rescue people through rhythm; the DS oddity.

Mini-games of pure rhythm; Nintendo's weirdest series.

Four ghosts, a maze and 256 levels before the kill screen; the 1980 arcade icon.

Qualify for a grid slot, then race the clock at Fuji; the 1982 cabinet that put the road behind the car.

One track learned by heart and a drift held on the brake; the PlayStation launch game that loaded into RAM.