Toy's March
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Toy's March is a drum simulation game developed by Konami in 2005. Players take on the role of toy soldiers in a military band performing in a parade. Each player has one snare and one cymbal. The cartoon-style graphics are targeted towards a younger audience. The soundtrack features many themes from teenage Anime, as well as popular J-Pop anthems. A sequel, Toy's March 2, was released later in the same year.
[edit] External links
- Toy's March official website (Japanese)
- Toy's March 2 official website (Japanese)
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