It takes around 25 minutes to get through all 99 stages. It's not normally possible to get through all of the stages in 2 player because you don't gain any time from completing a stage. It is possible to do with cheats, though.
@@nelsonreyes-alvarez605 This is a Gecko or Action Replay code. It is only easily usable with the emulator Dolphin. It is possible to use on a hacked Wii, though.
@@nelsonreyes-alvarez605 Sounds to me like you got it. Is this the NTSC version of the game? external-preview.redd.it/H-DZvl7-YYcFLhydg7QzOpM9kxVPa9AW7zKPcRfT_TI.png?auto=webp&s=b990b79a0ca0f3118564d68ea8f353fda5cd0bbb Also, are cheats enabled? www.almarsguides.com/AlmarsImages/Retro/Walkthroughs/Gamecube/00HowToSetupCodes/Dolphin%20Emulator%20Enable%20Cheats.png
@@arronmunroe I haven't played it before, but I have the songs from the game that I enjoyed listening to them. In addition, Vib-Ribbon is a rhythm video game developed by Masaya Matsuura's NanaOn-Sha and published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 1999 in Japan, while the European release came out on September 1, 2000. Players control Vibri, the main protagonist, in a black void with a line (called a Vib-Ribbon, which took the game's title) called Music World. In 2003, the game also has a spin-off game for the PlayStation 2, called Mojib-Ribbon, which was only released in Japan, and followed by a direct sequel for the PlayStation released in 2004 in Japan only called Vib-Ripple.
It is actually just a number of matches that are around 4 minutes each. Anything past the first match is just extra if someone really wanted to see more of this minigame.
