| NYANKS said: You have to admit that every other game up to this point requires something of the person playing. This simply requires waving your arms. I mean, it's just this side of being non-interactive. I mean, look out your window and wave your arms while people move outside. It's close to that. I would expect a good amount of even small children, to be frustrated by their actions having little consequence in the game. |
Waving your arms =/= doing something? And your movements DO effect how the song plays out, it effects the tempo. The people outside aren't going to slow down or speed up in sync with my arm movements. The drum mini-game use buttons, motions, and the balance board for more a specfic set-up.
There's nothing wrong with not being interested in Wii Music or down right disliking it. But trying to justify your dislike by trying to pretend it's devoid of any interaction is simply foolish. You might not find the interaction meaningful to you, and again there's nothing wrong with that.
@ vaio - Yeah we should do a contest together or something when it comes out. My family really don't have plans for Christmas this year so I'll probably have some extra money to burn this holiday season.
