@Stillwell: It's supposed to be played right, when you're happy on what you played.

@Mummelman: Let's play a game called Mummelman wasn't sarcastic and say that Wii Music is presenting more deeper meaning than just the shallow values we're used to. And without having artifical goals, the game really has lots of replay value if you liked it in the first place.

@yushire: Told you. The games shouldn't be judged by first perception and we should look whether it has potential or not. And then look at the chances for it to live up to its potential.

Damnit, the hair on your body compels me to obey...

I'm very interested to see how Wii Music turns out and how the reviewers handle a game that isn't a game.

Oh... and Wii Music will be huge.

Believe it or not, Wii Music have more skill and harder than Rockband and Guitar Hero since those games relies on pre-existing notes and chords, what you have to do was follow it. Its different in Wii Music, there are notes in Wii Music and you have to follow it without doing the pre-existing notes which means the notes were there but it will not tell you how unlike Guitar hero and Rockband. You must know if the notes were wrong or right by trial and error. Thats why the mario theme performance in E3 08 conference SUCKS and no synchronization its all random because they didnt do the exact pattern as they should supposed to be...