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There May Be More Wii Music
It's easy to make fun of Wii Music, but remember, it still sold over two million units. Which probably explains why Nintendo are still talking publicly about the possibility of more of the things. More »The Role of Music Games
I got kicked out of choir in middle school and ever since, I've limited my study of music to whatever Guitar Hero and Rock Band have bothered to teach me. More »Iwata: Remember, Miyamoto Is Not God
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata reminded attendees of the company's financial results briefing that it does not employ a powerful deity, as famed Nintendo game designer is not, in reality, a god walking the Earth. More »Wii Music As Teacher Shown in Action
A Washington, D.C. school is one of the first in the nation to get Wii Music in their school. More »
Iwata: Wii Music Didn't Reach Potential
Wii Music didn't become the breakout hit Nintendo was hoping for. It was a sales disappointment of sorts. Nintendo President Satoru Iwata thinks the software elicits one of two reactions. More »The Death of Evil Obi Flies in the Face of Flush Video Game Industry
These are such things as dreams are made on, the colorful concepts of dying developers, the universes that will never be. More »Wii Music Coming to Classrooms
Nintendo is teaming with The National Association for Music Education to get the Wii and Wii Music into schools, the two announced today. More »Wii Music Pack Full Of Needless Sax And Violins
Wii Music challenges players to use their imagination to make their Wii remote and nunchuck into musical instruments. Accessory developer ezGear says screw imagination, here's some plastic instruments. More »Shigeru Miyamoto Didn't Think Wii Music Would Have Immediate Appeal
Wii Music hasn't set the world ablaze. Still, it is an "evergreen title" — to use the proper Nintendo lingo. That, and Shigeru Miyamoto developed it. More »Wii Music? Total Sales Bust
Wii Music Street Performers
Shigeru Miyamoto, Broken Record
RUN DMC Beatboxes Along With Wii Music
Miyamoto On How His Way of Working Has Changed
The Final Nintendo Holiday Van Test: The Dog
"We Wanted Wii Music's Music To Appeal To Very Broad Audience"
Wii Music Hits High Note On Japanese Sales Charts
How'd Wii Music Do In Japan?
Wii Music Review: Jam With The Bland
Wii Music made its infamous debut at E3 2008 with a sloppy, confusing rendition of the Super Mario Bros. over world theme and an on-stage Wii Balance Board thrashing from DJ Ravi Drums. It was a frightening cocktail of hardcore and casual appeal that left many scratching their heads. But it may not be as dire as its first impression let on. With Wii Music, Nintendo is targeting the music lover who may find established gaming conventions either too difficult or too lacking in improvisation, giving Wii owners an opportunity to play as they wish, to make their own experiences with music, however unstructured they may choose it to be. More »The Nintendo Holiday Van, Wii Music, and Cheerleaders
Wii Music is an interesting breed. Not only does it allow a player to collaborate musically with their friends, but oddly enough it includes a cheerleader and a dog in its instrument database. So what happens when you bring musically inclined individuals, a cheerleader, and a dog to try out their respective avatars in the game? That's what we wanted to find out. More »Miyamoto's Credit Crisis Purchasing Advice