Wii Music is for 3 year olds

Jul 15 2008, 12:13pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

I just was too stunned to report about Wii Music for a moment that Nintendo announced during their E3 2008 briefing.

Wii Music makes playing instruments too easy for my taste. I already have some issues with Guitar Hero, but Wii Music is too forgiving to be fun for grown-ups. It is maybe funny for very little kids.
Wii Sports Resort looks more fun as a casual game for everybody in the family.

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