So, what do you think of Wii Music now that E3 is long over?

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NintendoTogepi said:

I'm still pretty confused about it. What is it, exactly? You hold the remote and pretend to do stuff while the game does it for you? Why not wait for MotionPlus to make this, so maybe it won't have to play itself?

 

Still think its a waste of money, plastic, paper and all the fuels needed to move it around the globe, oh and I think it was a waste of development money.

All you do is push the buttons or move the remote. Whenever you want. However you want. There is no failing, there is no skill, there is no point beyond playing the set songs on the disc, which include such classics as Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

I was kind of hoping at first this would be semi set up like Rock Band or Guitar Hero but with more instruments. I was completely wrong.

Plus there is the great qoute from the legend himself. From Kotaku

One question asked of Miyamoto was Wii Music's qualifications as a game. You know, a game game. Since Wii Music has no discernible scoring system, no goals and little in the way of those squishy innards that makes a game a "game," isn't it just a "musical toy"? That was the question posed by one European journo.

"Yes, that's right," Miyamoto curtly replied "And that's why it's more interesting than a video game."

He's flipped his lid. Seriously the dude should retire while he is still looked at as a god of video game design.