Wednesday, July 30, 2008
At the E3 Media & Business Summit earlier this month, Nintendo unveiled an enhancement for its iconic Wii Remote controller and new games that promise to further enrich and engage players around the world.
One of those games is Wii Music which was also showed at E3 in Los Angeles last year. A new release date has now been set as the game will finally be released in Japan in October.
Wii Music makes it easy for people to jam to tunes, even if they don't know anything about music. Wii Music transforms the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers into more than 60 different instruments, including a violin, steel drums, electric guitar - even a cowbell. Players strum, shake, tap and drum along to the music in a pressure-free musical playground where there are no mistakes. They can improvise on their arrangements by skipping a note - or adding 10.
The music always sounds great, but it's up to players to come up with creative arrangements that they can then send to friends and family who have Wii Music. Those Wii Friends can then put their own spin on the arrangement and send it back and forth over WiiConnect24.
Wii Music will be available in the United States for the holidays.
Check page 2 for Wii Music features.
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