Performing well two times in a row will bring the player up a rank.
If he messes up his line twice in a row, he drops a rank from Good, to Bad, to Awful.
In the stage, the teacher will give a line of rap and PaRappa will have to repeat it, or freestyle to the beat. The game plays similar to its predecessor and features 8 stages, although (in all stages apart from stage 8) before the chosen stage starts there is a practice segment where the player has a chance to practice a small snippet of the song with PaRappa's talking stereo player Boxy Boy.
Stage 7: Noodles Are the Flow, Noodles Are the Groove! (Noodles Can't Be Beat). Stage 6: Parappa Papa's Pastime is Perfected! (Food Court). Stage 5: You Don't Want Her to Go Through This, Do You?! (Hair Scare). Stage 3: HEY! Grab That Remote Control!! (BIG). Stage 2: Strictly For Adults (Romantic Love). Stage 1: Beard Burgers, a Parappa Town Tradition! (Toasty Buns). Promotional art shows that after the events of the game, Beard Burgers started selling noodles as well as burgers. except cheese, of which he's won another 100 years supply. Things go back to normal and PaRappa can eat anything. The game ends with a final party with returning hip-hop master MC King Kong Mushi, and PaRappa learns that Sunny Funny already likes him the way he is, no matter what. PaRappa convinces him that noodles aren't the only food around. PaRappa and his friends launch a sweet-based attack on the Noodle Army, and soon confront their leader, Colonel Noodle, who is actually Beard Burger Master's son who had become sick of eating burgers. PaRappa wins the game and the gang finds out that sweets overrule noodles, creating a reversal using reverse engineering. After freeing Hairdresser Octopus, PaRappa and his friends discover an 8-bit video game called Food Court, which was being used to control Hairdresser Octopus. He then becomes an amateur barber after customers are being given afros by Hairdresser Octopus, who is caught under a hypnotic tune. PaRappa and PJ get drafted into the army and must complete a military boot camp training course with Instructor Moosesha. After taking a brief lesson in 'Romantic Karate' from Chop Chop Master Onion, PaRappa and his friends get shrunken by his father's invention (because he cut corners, creating a shrink ray instead), so he helps coach them back to normal size with the help of Guru Ant. As PaRappa tries to find an alternative meal at Beard Burgers, he learns that someone is mysteriously turning all the food in Parappa Town into noodles. When Sunny Funny serves him noodles when he and PJ are at her place to eat, PaRappa couldn't believe hard enough to eat all those noodles, prompting Sunny to call him a baby and leading him to question his maturity. These games spark curiosity in how music works as they explore rhythm, harmonies and the joy of performing and actively listening to music.The story line of PaRappa The Rapper 2 centers on PaRappa, who has recently won a hundred years supply of noodles (from a burger shop coupon) and has grown tired of eating them. 
Sound Shapes is a clever platformer that doubles as a 16-step sequencer, common in the creation of electronic dance music. Everyday Shooter and Sayonara Wild Hearts let players interactively experience a lo-fi indie rock and frenzy pop music album respectively. The sensory experiences of Tetris Effect Connected or Thumper would not be possible without the music that they are based on. Some putting players in a state of flow, and others reacting to the player's every action like an instrument being played. In these games, music is at the core of the player’s experience. His list, here, features games where music goes further than just providing a great soundtrack. He runs the amazing Polylists resource, a website for those working in games to share lists of recommended games under self-chosen topics. We worked on this list of games where music is integral to play with Andreas Zecher. This gave many games a unique sound, but it was how the music interacted with gameplay that was really interesting. Music has been an important part of video games since specialised sound chips made composing and playing back music possible during the advent of 8-bit home computers in the 80s.
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