Needs to be jazzed up a bit more. If ONLY there was a game that lets me rearrange songs by instrument, timing, and notes...

-hands over game badge-

I just can't help it. :)

Reminds me of the type of music an operator would play if you were put on hold.

Music that would slowly drive you to the depths of insanity.

I think it's cute.

I personally don't like the game, but I still think Miyamoto was a genius for creating this game. It's a game designed for the more casual people for sure, there is no competition, you can play it with your family, and its free roaming tempo is pretty cool. I can see the depth of the game and the work went into it, but I don't like it because, well, I like games with goals, this game has no real goals.

The menu music is one of the nice touches that seem to have completely passed over the heads of reviewers, part of the fantastic presentation of the game.

Each time you enter the main menu, you'll have 4 of your Mii's in a different arrangement playing this tune (and there are many possible arrangements that cycle), standing in one position on the circular menu. In another position on the menu, you have a more electronic, bass-driven version of the song, on another you have a classical arrangement, and on another you have a piano-only version. All of these play simultaneously on the menu, but their relative volumes shift as you move around, with whichever item you highlight coming to more prominence, and the others around the back of the circle fading a bit. At any time, controllers 1 - 4, if connected, can take over the parts played by the respective Mii's, breaking in at any moment. It's pretty impressive for a mere menu.

That's cool.