Rhythm Heaven Fever - Set 1 Perfect

Here&the next, but not the last, part of my coverage of Rhythm Heaven Fever: The Perfects. When you get a Superb rank in a stage, the game will sometimes ask you to play a stage perfectly. When this happens, the phrase, "Go for a Perfect!" will appear in the upper-left corner, and you&then given three chances to do it before it goes away. (Don&worry. It&come back.) Messing up in the stage means you hear a loud noise, and the stage goes back to normal--meaning you have to retry if you want to try for the Perfect again. Also, each time you get a Perfect, you receive a gift, and you&told how many more gifts you have left. From there, you can figure out the order I got Perfects on. What, did you think I actually went and did them in order? Set 1 consists of the first five stages in the game: "Hole in One," "Screwbot Factory," "See-Saw," "Double Date," and "Remix 1." This was the first set I had completed as far as my Perfects went: The last one I cleared was "Screwbot Factory," and you&see I had 32 gifts left by then. This is because being the beginning of the game, everything is straightforward and the sucker punches that become increasingly common as you go through the game are nearly nonexistent here. There are also no keep-the-beat type stages, which have tons of inputs and thus chances to mess up, and no blocking the screen so that you always have at least a sound cue and a visual cue to work with. Stage 1 Hole in One Do you see that fuchsia "P" in the corner? Every...