Upon completing the game, PaRappa's hat changes color to represent an increase in the stage's difficulty, going from Blue, to Pink to Yellow. When playing through the game again, the lines are remixed. Completing the game with the Yellow Hat unlocks a music player where the player can listen to any level with a Cool Rating on, along with the full version of the Stage 8 Intro song "Come a Long Way", while completing the Vs. CPU mode on all difficulty levels unlocks the final song, Say "I Gotta Believe!" (performed by De La Soul featuring Double ). The player can change his hat color on the title screen by rotating the analogue stick, but the line changes will remain, meaning the player will have to start a new game from scratch in order to play the songs in the original layout.
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GameSpot 's Jeff Gerstmann gave the game a , stating that "an almost total lack of innovation makes the game seem pretty dated when compared with other games on the market... Even when played to perfection, though, the rapping still sounds just as stuttery as it did in the previous game. While it was excusable then and perhaps even a little charming, it would have been nice to see the developers make better use of the PlayStation 2's higher specs". Though the game "features the same 2D graphical style as its predecessor, but it's not without its share of enhancements", he added: "The music in the game covers a lot more ground, genre-wise, than the original did, but none of it is especially funny or toe-tapping – with the exception of the level that takes place inside an old video game machine. PaRappa 2 isn't a bad game, but it doesn't have as much of the same off-beat charm that the original – and to a lesser extent, Um Jammer Lammy – had". [ 15 ] However, IGN 's Douglass C. Perry gave the game a slightly better score of 7: "The game concept hasn't changed, leaning neither toward an evolutionary or even a moderate change in the way gamers play music games... [ PaRappa 2 is] not as hard as Um Jammer Lammy (which may be good for some folks), and it certainly covers familiar territory when it comes to the essentials – gameplay, graphics, and sound – but it's still fun and happy-making". [ 18 ]
PaRappa the Rapper 2 (titre original japonais : パラッパラッパー2 - Parappa Rappā Tsu ) est un jeu vidéo de rythme développé par NanaOn-Sha et édité par Sony Computer Entertainment , sorti au Japon le 30 août 2001 et en Europe le 5 avril 2002 sur PlayStation 2 . C'est la suite de PaRappa the Rapper et de UmJammer Lammy .
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