Harmonix release their multiplayer band rhythm action title onto multiple formats
Nintendo SPD release their rhythm minigame collection onto the Game Boy Advance
The open source DDR-clone is made freely available on the Internet. th eengine goes on to be used in commercial titles In the Groove and Pump It Up Pro.
Konami release their Karaoke rhythm game onto the PlayStation 2 (North America)
Harmonix, who would go on to create Guitar Hero and Rock Band, release their first rhythm action title onto PlayStation 2.
Desert productions release their conductor 'em up rhythm game onto PlayStation 2.
A bastardisation of Otis redding clasic Dock of bay? Possibly. Either way, the dancers in this Bust a Groove clone from Marvelous all have dog heads.
SNK release their cutesy cartoon rhythm dancing game onto Dreamcast and Neo Geo Pocket Color (the latter is titled, Cool Cool Jam)
Sega release their space/ dance/ shoot rhythm action game ont the Dreamcast.
NanaOn-Sha release their abstract rhythm action game which creates levels from the player's own music collection onto PlayStation.
Andamiro release their dance game competitior to Konami's DDR into Korean arcades.
Konami release their first drum-based rhythm action title into Japanese arcades.
A weak PaRappa clone in which you control of one four members of the band “Yellow Monkey”. The game plays differently depending on whether you play as the drummer, bassist, guitarist or singer.
NaNaOn-Sha release their lamb-fronted indie band rhythm action game onto PlayStation
Amuseworld release their Beatmania DJ-clone into Korean arcades. Eventually Konami would win two patent infirngements against the company.
Kopnami release their cutesy, bright button bopping rhythm game into japanese arcades.
Metro Graphics and Enix release their dancing-themed rhythm action game onto PlayStation.
SCEI release PaRappa the Rapper, the first modern rhythm action game, onto PlayStation.