Friday Night Funkin'

Friday Night Funkin' is a rhythm game developed by New Grounds, Inc. and released for the PlayStation, Dreamcast, Nintendo 64, and Microsoft Windows in 1999. The player controls an unnamed character only known as Boyfriend who has to rap battle with various opponents across various locations to impress his girlfriend.
== Gameplay ==
Friday Night Funkin', as a rhythm game, utilizes the arrow keys or the d-pad to sing patterns of notes when indicated, similar to Dance Dance Revolution, the game is divided into 15 weeks, some with three songs and others with four.
There is also a free play mode where the player can play an individual song.
== Development ==
The game was unveiled in E3 1998 with a playable demo for the PlayStation and a tentative release date of early 2000. A few months later, it was announced that development was ahead of schedule and that it would be released in October of 1999, ahead of the holiday season. It would later see a port to the Game Boy Advance in late 2001, with the soundtrack being in the GBA's music format instead of being streamed music, and the cutscenes being replaced with text boxes a la Week 6 instead of being full motion videos.
The game was planned to have a remastered port to the Wii as WiiWare and the Xbox 360 under Xbox Live Arcade, but the port was cancellled and instead, it was released on Steam in 2012 with support for modern versions of Windows and macOS.
(This article is inspired by that Deltarune article that envisions it as a Capcom game in the early 90s and it is under construction)