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Wii Music
$50.00
Released October, 2008
The Pros:Fun for the whole family - everyone can take part and change the music. Original use of the wii remote, nunchuck and balance board. Educational (teaches pitch recognition, rhythm, and what different instruments sound/look like).
The Cons:No technical play - players cannot screw up, only change the music they are taking part in. Only basic Nintendo and pop tunes - nothing that compares to more advanced music games. You need a Wii Balance Board to participate in Drum Mode.
Wii Music is a video game which puts you and your friends in the roll of both composer and conductor of a soloist or 4 player band. With up to 60 instruments, the game utilizes both nunchuck and Wii balance board to control individual instruments through natural movements and motions.
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Introduced in 2005 at the Tokyo Game Show conference and shown off at the E3 2006, the official release date has yet to be announced. The game was shown again at E3 2008, and will be released on October 16th in Japan, and October 20th in North America for $49.99.
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fun for the whole family - everyone can take part and change the music
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original use of the wii remote, nunchuck and balance board
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Educational (teaches pitch recognition, rhythm, and what different instruments sound/look like)
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no technical play - players cannot screw up, only change the music they are taking part in
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only basic Nintendo and pop tunes - nothing that compares to more advanced music games
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You need a Wii Balance Board to participate in Drum Mode
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has taken far too long to be developed
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novelty wears off after a few hours
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