Your right, it should atleast sell 10 million but most gamers are two casual to ever put enough time in to realize how good Wii Music is, they can go back to blasting people away in Halo and Killzone.

see what I did there? It's actually kinda true, but I do want to point out that Halo and Killzone are awesome games, they are however part of the FPS genre which by its very nature very shallow (much shallower than a game like Wii Music for example).

It was actually ~11 million, just 6 million of them were Jewish.

of course, Nintendo was looking for this results.

Please go play Team Fortress 2 or Left 4 Dead against good opponents and then tell me those games are shallow. I also seem to remember you making a rediculous insinuation about FPS games recently as well that makes it hard to take you seriously.

Another alt under the guise of a Ninty fan. Don't bother people.

So does this mean Ninty will possibly give us a "sequel"?

Finally you showed up in this thread.  Where's Rol?  Somewhere he's offended. 

I hope so.

Not that they need to change anything much, but now that the storage problem is fixed, a stream of DLC for Wii Music would do me just fine.

Wii Music is a very involved game. It is tough to get a feel for it in just a few minutes of playtime.

For those who have been defending reviewers and saying they should not have to play games they don't like -- remember that it is their jobs. They have to play RPGs to the end, why not Wii Music.

Many people feel that reviewers do not give the Wii its due. Given the way some review scores are reported (seeing graphics docked points because they are not in HD, for example), gives credence to this argument. Furthermore, Matt from IGN's "hatchet job" video certainly raises the stakes in Wii Music hate.

Wii Music is not for anyone -- but no game truly is. But it is a much deeper experience than many people realize.

Mike from Morgantown

I won't comment because i've not played it but good job on the sales wii music.

Yeah, because i remember when gaming was good.