Amplitude (2003)

Release Date: September 24, 2003

Party, music, splitscreen, PlayStation exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer

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A music-rhythmic game created by the authors of the popular Rock Band series. While having fun, we travel the futuristic routes, which are a multi-elemental record of songs. The player has to manipulate the ship in order to play as many games as possible. Amplitude uses compositions by such artists as David Bowie, Garbage, Papa Roach and Run DMC.

Even rhythm action fans already accustomed to new concepts and ideas were blown away by Frequency's stunning mix of hypnotic, trance-inducing visuals, big-name musical artists and finger-warping gameplay. However, creator Harmonix wasn't content with just messing with our minds and turning us into non-blinking FreQs, and so they've crafted the mighty Amplitude in a bid to make our heads completely explode. As before, your aim is to combine your sense of rhythm, reflexes and digital dexterity to 'capture' individual tracks from a host of popular tunes and create music on the fly. The line-up is even stronger than before, with appearances from legends such as David Bowie, Run DMC and Herbie Hancock as well as popular mainstream bands such as Garbage, Papa Roach, Weezer and Pink. Perhaps most importantly, Amplitude is also online compatible, so you can engage in multiplayer duels and remix sessions with gamers from all around the world. This truly is Frequency taken to whole new echelon, so dim the lights, turn the volume up and prepare to become immersed in a world of audio-visual excellence.

# Improved FreQ creation mode allows for avatars in full 3D

# Thrilling network gaming options

# Features tracks from David Bowie, Garbage, Papa Roach, Run DMC, Pink and over 20 other artists

# Compete against up to three other players in offline battle action

# Highly intuitive and easy-to-use remix mode

Last updated on August 14, 2015