It would have been nice if the game developers added an algorithm that would have made sure that the ball landing on the would be synchronized on the beat, similar to what a sequencer does when using MIDI programs. I repair video games for a living and at high levels this game wouldn't sound like anything more than some kid beating on a drum as hard and as fast as he can.

I think, based upon the metal box, its the first analog example of MapQuest. The manual scroll on the right, along with the detailed directions, put me in mind of cabdrivers or limo drivers who needed driving instructions. Though why anyone would want to go to Dayton Ohio from Cincinnati beats me.