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Shigeru Miyamoto's take on the rhythm game genre is most accurately described as a 'cacophony simulator.' Players can pretend to play a huge variety of instruments by waggling their Wiimotes. Change the instrumentation and play along to a variety of public domain tunes and classic Nintendo soundtracks. This game was the talk of E3 2008 and has been discontinued as of 2010.

04/13/2012 (1 of 1 found this helpful)

Perhaps the most disappointing Wii game yet

I am an amatuer music composer. I don't have the money to buy an expensive music composing program, so I've had to settle with the record maker on WarioWare DIY. To be honest, I've gotten more out of that single feature of WarioWare alone, that Wii Music. I wanted to be able to compose my own music with real sounding MIDI instruments for a low-ish price. Wii Music seemed like the answer.

And as I started playing the game, I was quite excited. The instruments sounded real, and it appeared that you could do jams with multiple people. There were a lot of neat ideas, and I was so excited. I couldn't wait to start composing my own music!

Then I discovered you can't.

I know, the case says that you get to compose your own music, but it's all a lie. What they meant to say was, yo...

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