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People Not Having Fun: A Gallery of Wii Music Models
aeropause.com - 10/15/2008
People Not Having Fun: A Gallery of Wii Music Models
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Wii Music is not for us. It’s not, it’s not, it’s not. It’s for the casuals, maybe young children, families afraid of video games in general, and everybody out there who thinks that the only games for Wii are the ones with “Wii” in the title. So with that ...

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Wii Music…serious business
GoNintendo — ... Wii Music instrumentalists doing? If you look at their faces, you would think that they are having a horrible time. You’ll see a slight smirk pop up from time to time, but nothing to really convince you that they are enjoying their musical experiences. We’ve been going on for two years with happy, smiling Wii experience players. Out of all the games Nintendo has put out on the Wii, you would think that this would be the one they’d most want to associate smiles with! Videos here More screen grabs here This entry was posted on Wednesday, October 15th, 2008 at 4:18 am and ...

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