News: Find your favorite song in your favorite rhythm game.
Have you ever wondered if your favorite song or band has ever appeared in a rhythm game? Well wonder no more as MTV.com has launched the Rhythm Game Track Finder at trackfinder.mtv.com.
The database currently features 27 games across seven platforms and is searchable by game title, song title, artist or platform. It also indicates whether a track is the original version or a cover and indicates if a song is only available as downloadable content.
Here are the games currently included in the Rhythm Game Track Finder:
Amplitude (PS2)
Beatmania (PS2)
Boogie (DS, PS2, Wii)
Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (PS2)
Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party (Wii)
Dance Dance Revolution Supernova (PS2)
Dance Dance Revolution Supernova 2 (PS2)
Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix 4 (Xbox)
Dance Dance Revolution Universe (Xbox 360)
Dance Dance Revolution Universe 2 (Xbox 360)
Donkey Konga (GameCube)
Donkey Konga 2 (GameCube)
Elite Beat Agents (DS)
Frequency (PS2)
Guitar Hero (PS2)
Guitar Hero II (PS2, Xbox 360)
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (PS2, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360)
Guitar Hero: Rocks the 80s (PS2)
Jam Sessions (DS)
Karaoke Revolution (PS2, Xbox)
Pump It Up: Exceed (PS2, Xbox)
Rock Band (PS2, PS3, Xbox 360)
SingStar (PS3)
SingStar 80s (PS2)
SingStar Amped (PS2)
SingStar Pop (PS2)
SingStar Rocks! (PS2)
The database is by no means complete (it's missing nearly a dozen Dance Dance Revolution games for starters), but MTV will surely continue to update it in the future.
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