Hit Parade


Hit Parade

You'll have an easier time crossing the rotating logs at the beginning of Hit Parade if you start at the front, but if it's crowded and you fall off you can head straight up the slope without losing much time. Following the crowd during the next turnstile section is actually ideal since you'll have no chance trying to push against them. You'll want to break off once you reach the gate, though, as there are two openings on the left and right that no one else seems to use. Opting for one of these is much easier than struggling to get through the middle when there's a congested crowd of players all trying to do the same thing.

Avoiding the swinging obstacles is easy enough as long as no other players knock you into their path. The final slope is also very simple; you just need to stick to the left or right side of the ramp and none of the obstacles are able to hit you.

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