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All the 8-bit ones are pretty phoned in if you ask me, honestly. Orchestral Chaos was probably the worst overall though. I get that they're trying to make it all about the rhythm, but it basically forces you to memorize the entire course to beat because you don't know if it wants you to jump or punch.
For the record, you need to keep attacking sliding down that chain, then jump at the end. It is literally impossible to see the enemies there, so. Yeah.