Demotruk said:
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I agree, the content offered was the biggest shortcoming of the game. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and Yankee Doodle are useful for instructional purposes, but they aren't going to set anybody's heart ablaze. Even the few pop songs on the disc were bland old hits from the 80s.
To add to Khuutra's license-free Nintendo songs, they could have included more classical compositions without having to pay a license fee. Licensed music could have been added to a DLC store to recoup costs.
Normally, Nintendo's gameplay over content focus is well-founded, but you just can't make a music game without offering some killer content these days.

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