Due to territorial release shenanigans "Part 2" is lesser known than the greatly popular "Space Channel 5" although this sequel is superior in almost every way: while the core gameplay hasn't changed, it has updated "levels", more modes, slightly more challenging controls and more easter eggs. The game itself is about a group of villains who takes innocent people hostage and forces them to dance. Space reporter Ulala comes to the rescue and, with your help, she bests her opponents and copies each melody as flawlessly as she can. It's a "music memory" type of rhythm game, and as such, a great party game - especially if you own a dance mat - and it doesn't even need to be translated; the japanese language only adds to the flair.