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Especially with how much song overlap there will inevitably be. I see this one and I think "Lots of RB stuff, and stuff that'll likely be in RB one day"
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12/19/08
For the love of God, look. I'm not against more music games as long as someone has a clue in their heads as to what they're doing. A drum-only game? I'll be the first in line! That is, assuming it is a game that makes use of one of my DRUM controllers. I'm tired of this idea that you can simulate musical instruments with the Wii, in ways that defy any notion of logic. This is how it was on Wii Music, too, was it not? The drumming involves waggles and button presses rather than actually HITTING things, like on real drums...like on real drum simulators. Thanks, but no thanks.
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12/19/08
Although I actually did enjoy the similar mini-game in Raving Rabbids.
12/19/08