Edge reviewed both versions, preferring the PS2 version due to experiencing slowdown on the Dreamcast release, but lauding both for their visual design and blend of absorbing musical and visual elements. Eurogamers Martin Taylor noted a lack of gameplay content failing to justify a full price purchase, but gave full praise to the visual and music, feeling the game was a well-designed throwback to arcade games from the early days of the medium. Sam Jones of Official Dreamcast Magazine UK lauded the visual design and music, but felt a lack of challenge and noted that Sega should develop a sequel to smooth out some of the game's issues. A second opinion from Martin Mathers cited the game as an "essential purchase" and good swansong for the Dreamcast.
edge reviewed both versions preferring the ps2 version due to experiencing slowdown on the dreamcast release but lauding both for their visual design and blend of absorbing musical and visual elements eurogamers martin taylor noted a lack of gameplay content failing to justify a full price purchase but gave full praise to the visual and music feeling the game was a well-designed throwback to arcade games from the early days of the medium sam jones of official dreamcast magazine uk lauded the visual design and music but felt a lack of challenge and noted that sega should develop a sequel to smooth out some of the game's issues a second opinion from martin mathers cited the game as an "essential purchase" and good swansong for the dreamcast