BIT.TRIP CORE: CONTROL Perfect Run & 20 Challenges 720p60 (WiiU)

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Perfect Run Difficulty: 9.0/10 ( +.5 for short memory span)

Control @ 720p60. You happy now? I hope so cause I've had enough of this level. CONTROL has a peppy music, which I like, but it's SO MEAN for a perfect.
Misfiring & timing is already bad enough, your memory & reflex plays the big role here. Woe betide anyone who attempts this level with a stiff & fidgeting d-pad.
It is one of the hardest level to get a perfect run on. My outtakes are way longer than I hoped for because of my many mistakes. It can be ranged from my stupidity to "I know it's there" excuses.

Now that BIT.TRIP CORE is COMPLETE, I'll be looking forward on
finishing up more Bit.Trip at 60fps.

Developed By Choice Provisions © 2009, 2011(Gaijin Games)
Published By Aksys Games (Wii)
Sound/Music Provided By Petrified Productions
"Translucent" Provided By Bubblyfish

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Oh god the death sound actually made my ears hurt in extreme pain.

Ruuuuune

You need to get your hands on Runner3!!!

ZikkityZakOTA

impressive. i wouldn't have the patience to perfect this level

bittripflux

I never managed to get past Discovery since the boss trips (heh) me up every time, but just watching this is incredibly stressful. There's just visually so much going on that I can't even keep track of the beats and I'm not even the one trying to hit every single one
Regardless, great job on getting a perfect!

raeneghis

That stage transition is the best out of all games, I swear~

I just wish I could get into this game, but it doesn't have the 'easy to learn' trait that the others do... Having to aim and shoot seperately just gets very confusing, I wish there was a mode in which you could just shoot with the arrow keys.

Therm

I think I was one of the first people in the world to perfect this level on the original WiiWare release. Part 5 was the absolute worst -- it has the only 16th notes in the entire game (The big blues), which caused a problem I dubbed "shortshifting" -- you can fire a beam to hit a beat, then change the beam's direction and hit another beat with the same beam. If you triggered the effect and killed 2 beats with one beam, you could NOT fire the beam again -- doing so would break your perfect streak. So you'd have to shoot the first blue box extremely early (have it run into the beam) and slowly shoot the rest with marked pauses in between, to keep from accidentally shortshifting.

If that wasn't bad enough, you had to do it FIVE TIMES.

And if that wasn't bad enough, it's smack-dab in the middle of the song. Mess up? Gotta spend 7 minutes getting back. Get all 5? Good luck surviving for 6 more minutes with shaky, sweaty palms on the tiny Wiimote D-pad. I did it, though, about 5 times, and I was trying to get a score screen full of perfect scores to submit to the PERFECTS page before Gaijin Games stopped caring about it.

This game was about 95% memorization, 5% dealing with the parts with the worst timing quirks. Control is one of my favorite songs in the series, though.

Strakester