Zucas said:
It's not necessarily about if you have musical talent or not but how much you like music. I mean with Guitar Hero and Rock Band it really doesn't matter if you like music or not because then trying its about pounding out notes. Trying to get them all becomes addictive similar to most of the old school arcade games. Really the music phases you in that game. Actually playing those games I find myself very detached from the music becuase if I try to get into it I'll miss a note haha. Doesn't mean they aren't fun but it doesn't attach you into the music that much as its about hitting the notes. I bought the games though still because I love the music in it. How ironic eh. While Wii music on the other hand is about feeling rhythms and beats and whatnot. Feeling the music as you hear it and then trying to figure out how to keep it sounding good. And doing that the game helps you along in creating the same atmosphere with other instruments or in a song already. I mean the game is all about feeling the music becuase if you are detached from the music then it's not fun at all. I mean it's kinda like air guitaring or air drumming to your favorite songs haha and instead of nothing coming out you have music come out. That's what Wii Music is about creating your own songs without knowing everything about music. But you can see that if you are not big on music or really feeling music when you listen to it then you could obviously see why this wouldn't be your cup of tea. Maybe Matt just isn't a big music fan or has no rhythm. I don't know but this is just another way to do a music game and I think it might have found somehting that works.
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Oh come on Zucas. You can't just assume that. I'm in to music but have no desire to play Wii music. I hardly want to play GH and Rock Band. The only reason I do is because of the challenge, online, and tons of differents kinds of popular songs.
