Wii Music

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It's a hit!

A fun game to play with a fairly good soundtrack (albeit an understandably child-aimed one) that allows you to go up to your neck in customization.... (show more)

A fun game to play with a fairly good soundtrack (albeit an understandably child-aimed one) that allows you to go up to your neck in customization. Also has the Mario theme. (show less)

 

 

by Lucas

No, it's a flop!

Wii music is a perfect 10 for 10 in my opinion (And various other friend's of mine opinions). It's moderately difficult, yet oh so fun! I've spent ... (show more)

Wii music is a perfect 10 for 10 in my opinion (And various other friend's of mine opinions). It's moderately difficult, yet oh so fun! I've spent less than 10 hours on the game, but I can already tell that I'm in for 30 or more hours of joy and fun! And Wii Music is HIGHLY addictive, easily addictive, and amazing!

With a selection of MANY MANY instruments, and a ton of songs, as well as lots of venues.

Wii Music is fun in more ways that just making music, you can make music videos as well as play little mini games with up to 4 people! Yes 4 people can play, and it's so much fun to make a band out of whatever instruments are your favorites and play some classical, video game, or oldies tunes!

So in conclusion, Wii Music is fantastically amazing and I say that with high regards and in much confidence! Have a great time playing with your friends and family in this highly addictive new title for the Wii (show less)

 

 

by Bryan Reid

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  This is an entertaining game for about an hour and that is about it. The fact that you have no control whatsoever on the instruments except for the rhythm makes it not feel like a game or even close to playing an instrument. I had some hope that Mii Maestro might end up being something enjoyable to play but that is merely wagging the Wiimote as close to the beat of the original song as possible. There are only two good parts to this game, the handbell game and pitch perfect. Handbells wor... (show more)

  This is an entertaining game for about an hour and that is about it. The fact that you have no control whatsoever on the instruments except for the rhythm makes it not feel like a game or even close to playing an instrument. I had some hope that Mii Maestro might end up being something enjoyable to play but that is merely wagging the Wiimote as close to the beat of the original song as possible. There are only two good parts to this game, the handbell game and pitch perfect. Handbells work great with the nunchuck and wiimote and it was fun to play the songs available. Pitch perfect was also good just to see how good my ear was in terms of pitches even though each level seems to be the same in terms of difficulty. There is potential in some of the games, especially WiiMotionPlus and the Mii Maestro, but otherwise I'd much rather spend my money on Beatles Rock Band come Sept. 9. (show less)

   

   

  by Jamison on Aug 20, 2009 at 07:37PM

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  WiiMusic is a great concept poorly executed. This could have been a vastly different game had the developers not been mostly concerned with creating yet another content poor title for the end user to waste money on.

  The sole redeeming characteristic of this title, for me, is the handbell game. This is only because I have anal retentive perfectionistic tendencies and must somehow make the other Wiis stop looking at me funny when I hit the bell at the wrong time.

  Skip this one and buy... (show more)

  WiiMusic is a great concept poorly executed. This could have been a vastly different game had the developers not been mostly concerned with creating yet another content poor title for the end user to waste money on.

  The sole redeeming characteristic of this title, for me, is the handbell game. This is only because I have anal retentive perfectionistic tendencies and must somehow make the other Wiis stop looking at me funny when I hit the bell at the wrong time.

  Skip this one and buy something more entertaining. Like a Mario title. Too few games, too few songs, too few well developed concepts. (show less)

   

   

  by Kel Belle on Mar 12, 2009 at 11:41PM

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