<![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes - Kotaku Comments]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes - Kotaku Comments]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> Meh.. I will also pass. looks why to cute for me.

Grim Santo

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> Whoa, that game is being brought to the US?

I actually wanted to comment that the little stag beetle boy is actually a little stag beetle girl. Her name is Kuwagata Tumami and she has her own set of animated shorts online. I never expected to see her game over here!

Deji

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> I'm pretty much on the same boat with the other comments here. I'm definitely into checking this out!

RiceBandit

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> I will be buying this the day it comes out---I've always wanted to learn more about music theory, and this is the perfect way. Here's hoping it's a huge hit, and that it, along with Ubisoft's upcoming titles, gets more publishers interested in DS edutainment.

So, when do we get Oregon Trail: Dysentery Saga?

That Fuzzy Bastard

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> @Zelyre:
I thought Grand Theft Auto was a trainer for bilking hookers out of their "service fee"...

CaptCaveman

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> @DaveKap:

Band Bros not flexible enough? The biggest limitations were the number of available octaves to a given staff, and the lack of time signature options, which you could make up for. When I was studying music theory in college, I'd use Jam with the Band to "sketch" out theory assignments when I had down time.

As for learning perfect pitch, I don't think its something you can learn. Relative pitch is different, and you can learn that pretty easily.
Just pick up a book with unfamiliar songs (a Hymnal or sight singing book) and have at it. The only pitch you get is tonic. If this game has aural training, that's awesome for learning that sort of thing.


As for mastering this game and Guitar Hero and then picking up a guitar and playing. No. Just simply... no. That's about as absurd as saying you can use Grand Theft Auto to learn how to become a sniper.

Zelyre

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> If the game can teach me perfect pitch, I will totally get it. I've made so much music in my head with absolutely no good outlet (Band Bros. was almost there, but it's just not flexible enough) that at least learning the notes and chords in there can get me to put this stuff down in some music program.

DaveKap

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> this actually seems really cool. first, beat this games, beat guitar hero, then get the real instrument, and bang! already a pro!!

topgeargorilla

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> This is sick, I've been meaning to learn to read actual music for a while since I'm pretty decent at guitar.

They really do need more games like this, especially in interesting topics. I can see this being recommended to kids in school

sc00t420

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> I'm soo gonna get this O.o Hopefully I can learn something from it, as I've always wanted to play an instrument D:

16bit

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> This sounds great! I've always wanted to be able to read music...just normal tuition methods bore me!

Big_Jock

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> Yoou can, however, force yourself to comment about games you don't give a shit about. Funny how that works.

Plum

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> I think I can force myself to give a shit about this game. I will be checking it out to see how well it teaches. I also like the music/rhythm games.

Adam In Texas

]]> <![CDATA[Learn Music On Your DS - Rhythm 'N Notes]]> I just can't force myself to give a shit about games like this.

gils0n

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