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That rhythm-based gameplay where you match Ulala's dance moves is surprisingly addictive even if the story makes zero sense. The cel-shaded art style really pops on a CRT and the boss battles keep you on your toes.

The graphics have this surreal, hyper-futuristic vibe that's unlike anything else on PS2, and the rhythm-based gyration controls actually get you moving in your seat. Came for the beat, stayed for Ulala's sheer energy.

Ulala’s dance moves are so infectious that I found myself trying to follow along during the rhythm stages. The whole soundtrack is a banger, and the graphics really nail that weird, vibrant future vibe. A total blast if you just want to groove without worrying about a deep plot.