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I've said this quite a few times, but i'll say it again anyway.
I was a big fan of the original DS games (EBA, Ouendan 1 and 2), i really wanted to play more songs, i even imagined how songs would be if they were in the actual games when i was listening to music.
Then one day we were looking for free games to play with a friend, and we came across "Osu!", and i said "Hey i know this shit, is this real?".
This game is literally a dream come true for me, i haven't stopped playing since i found it.
I was a big fan of the original DS games (EBA, Ouendan 1 and 2), i really wanted to play more songs, i even imagined how songs would be if they were in the actual games when i was listening to music.
Then one day we were looking for free games to play with a friend, and we came across "Osu!", and i said "Hey i know this shit, is this real?".
This game is literally a dream come true for me, i haven't stopped playing since i found it.
If you're talking about circle-clicking rhythm games in general, probably the ad for Elite Beat Agents in Nintendo Winter 2006 Holiday Catalog, way back before I even owned a DS. Didn't get my hands on the game until 2008, but I enjoyed it enough to make myself try the Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan game that it was based off of (and of course, the sequel).
I pretty much discovered osu! through Google in 2009 after playing the shit out of those three games and still having a thirst for more. I wanted a Stepmania-like clone that was as enjoyable as the originals, but I ended up quitting nearly instantly due to how difficult it seemed... but I ended up coming back in 2012 after reintroducing myself to anime, and suddenly remembering the game's existence during a summer vacation. And I'm still here
I pretty much discovered osu! through Google in 2009 after playing the shit out of those three games and still having a thirst for more. I wanted a Stepmania-like clone that was as enjoyable as the originals, but I ended up quitting nearly instantly due to how difficult it seemed... but I ended up coming back in 2012 after reintroducing myself to anime, and suddenly remembering the game's existence during a summer vacation. And I'm still here
I knew about osu! since 2010, but I didn't actually play osu! until 2011, when RIP re-introduced me to the game. Mulit-accounting is not allowed here so I did not register right away. Instead, I waited until I was able to invent on a new laptop (which I'm still using to this day) in order to register my own account without any problems. 
i was watching some live stream on the English Nico nico douga ( now they merged the web ;w;)
and saw some streamer who was playing the game and decide to download it xD but i don't know how to put the beatmap into the game
and yeah...( around 2009 ) and decide to try it again on 2012 ...and finally I'm here \:3/
and saw some streamer who was playing the game and decide to download it xD but i don't know how to put the beatmap into the game
and yeah...( around 2009 ) and decide to try it again on 2012 ...and finally I'm here \:3/
I just checked one of my online friend's YT channel and I took fancy on osu because I simply love rhythm games. Quit the game for a year or less until we went to the Philippines. There I discovered that my cousin played osu and..yeah you know
Friend that I met on a Minecraft server.
Fixed it for you. :3F1r3tar wrote:
Friend that I met on a Minecraft server.
My friends were talking about osu so I decided to try it out.
drum drum wrote:
Harumi wrote:
Youtube
[ Kakuja ]
A good friend of mine.
He told me there was a music game where you could use a tablet. I looked it up, now I'm stuck.
I got my tablet from my sister. She bought it to try ''digital painting'', but she didn't like it and gave it to me.... I didn't like it either, so I put it back into the box and it was just collecting dust for a while.
Well, now I use it everyday ~
He told me there was a music game where you could use a tablet. I looked it up, now I'm stuck.
I got my tablet from my sister. She bought it to try ''digital painting'', but she didn't like it and gave it to me.... I didn't like it either, so I put it back into the box and it was just collecting dust for a while.
Well, now I use it everyday ~
SakuyaFM a billion years ago
I saw a video on Youtube, and was already a fan of the "Tatakae Ouendan" series for the DS.
I have taken several extended hiatuses since joining, but I always return.
I have taken several extended hiatuses since joining, but I always return.
Old steam friend of mine
I found a USB stick at college on a dinner hall table and when I later put it in my computer OSU was on there, and i have been playing ever since! lol
My friend told me of this game, and I happen to fix up my rhythm irl instruments with the help of this!
i was just bored and wanted something to distract me from my school work so i was just looking through twitch and found a game called "osu!" and i clicked on it and still i need to do my school work...
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ZenithPhantasm
Youtube the big black
My friend's friend told my friend to try out this game. My friend didn't want to and I was like what is this and downloaded it. 1 hour later... I forced convinced my friend to download and play this.
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Fretalynn did.
We were trying to find an alternative for Project DIVA.
Proved to be a quick and efficient replacement.
We were trying to find an alternative for Project DIVA.
Proved to be a quick and efficient replacement.
Friend from Otaku School Club
I came from DotA 2. Dendi was playing it on stream when he was searching for matches, and i had a few friends who played it. And as I love music i thought why not. Also thought it might help with mouse aim and reaction time for DotA... which it did i but i dont play it anymore. I belong to osu! now. Praise ppy.
My friends forced me to play this game.