DrumMania (1999)
Genres:Arcade, Music
Themes:Party
Game modes:Single player
Story:The first game in the long running drum music rhythm game series. It was first released in Japanese arcades in 1999, and then released as a Japanese PS2 launch title in 2000. Some arcades outside of Asia have imported the machine.
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