Nintendo was generous enough to provide everyone at their press conference with a copy of Rhythm Heaven (Rizumu Tengoku), a game which is already very popular in Japan and they’re hoping will take off ...

Nintendo’s Rhythm Heaven is the beat-matching Nintendo DS sequel to a Game Boy Advance title that never made it out of Japan—but did somehow manage to get an arcade port. The collection of more than ...

Do you like music in your videogames? Then buy Rhythm Heaven. Rhythm Heaven, to be released Sunday for Nintendo DS, is a throwback to the days when music-based videogames were a tiny niche part of the ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Rhythm Heaven is a DS minigame collection that gets a ton of mileage ...

Nintendo stopped by the MTV offices recently and brought along its upcoming DSi/DS game, Rhythm Heaven. You can witness Stephen Totilo's humiliation after the jump. It's followed by actual gameplay ...

Nintendo's eclectic music mini-game compilation Rhythm Heaven (NDS) will arrive at United States retailers alongside the Nintendo DSi the hardware on Sunday, April 5. Word of the release date was ...

Nintendo's Rhythm series made its debut outside of Japan three years ago with Rhythm Heaven for the Nintendo DS. This fun, quirky title proved surprisingly addictive, and instantly became a fan ...

Rhythm Heaven: The Best+ is a mashup of music mini-games from Nintendo’s Rhythm Heaven series for Nintendo 3DS. Altogether, there are over 100 rhythm games, 70 of these are from earlier games. Some of ...

Nintendo is bringing one of its more obscure franchises to the 3DS, and it comes with some of the content from one of the Game Boy Advance’s best games. Rhythm Heaven: Megamix is due out for 3DS later ...

Rhythm Heaven: The Bus Ride Review One man. One game. One morning commute. Nintendo assumes that I have rhythm. Big mistake. I’m a nerdy guy. I have what my Mom calls, “Dancing Issues.” I’m just ...

It's not surprising to find out that Rhythm Heaven has been produced by the same team responsible for unleashing Wario Ware: it's crazy, experimental, and it never takes itself seriously. It's also ...