Wii Music Review
To all music lovers out there, the Nintendo Wii has something up on its sleeves for you. The new Wii music is a breakthrough kind of game wherein you are allowed to play simulations of the musical instrument of your choice using the Wii Remote controller and the Wii Balance Board.
Have you imagined playing an electric guitar with just a simple piece of white plastic controller? Moreover, you can gather your friends and start up a band consisting up to six different members.
Need to set up the mood of your background? You can pick out a background stage of your choice; with a shake, move and a simple press of the button, you can play up to a variety of 60 instruments for loads of music craze and fun.
You need not do any complicated moves such as pressing and plucking – all you need to do is imitate the actions on playing that specific instrument and you’re on it!
It gives a genuine feeling of actually playing the instrument, and the fact that you can do it alongside with your friends is a whole lot of fun. Another positive feature of this is that you can store up a maximum of 30 music videos of you and your friends and compose playlists of your songs.
In playing multiplayer mode, you can compose up your “band” of six members: two of your band mates play the main melody, followed by two percussion instruments, one supporting with the bass and the last one manages the chords of the song to sustain the melody.
You can all choose your roles according to your preferences. It has a wide selection of music genre, except Heavy Metal (Metal fans will probably have to wait for this).
In summary, if you really want to have some quality time with your friends with less booze and more fun, Wii Music is strongly recommended for you.
