Bad news first: there's still no confirmed release date for Wii Music and there's not that much new info. Still, what this month's Nintendo conference did give us was a set-in-stone 40 instruments ...

October 21, 2008 While music based rhythm games such as Guitar Hero and Rock Band let players let out their inner Rock God, Nintendo, like they have done for the majority of their Wii titles, have ...

One summer, when I was elementary-school age, my neighbors and I built guitars and keyboards out of scrap wood, painted them in bright colors, and formed the cover band Lil’ “D” Duran Duran. We didn’t ...

Nintendo announced it is now shipping Wii Music, their debut karaoke music game. Unlike competitors such as Guitar Hero, Wii Music lets you play up to 60 instruments with its controllers and classic ...

Wii Music is designed to give the joy of playing music. You don't need to follow guides or notes to play the game. Wii Music acts as an instrument simulator. Around 50 instruments including piano, ...

When Wii Music was first shown to the public at Nintendo's press conference at the 2006 Electronic Entertainment Expo, the reception was exultant. Hundreds of adoring fans and semi-sycophantic ...

Nintendo today announced the development of Wii Music, demonstrating the title at the company's E3 2008 press conference. The game is scheduled for release this coming holiday. Wii Music allows ...

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We've all seen a fairly spastic, embarrassing live demonstration of Wii Music's drum kit -- or at least the GIF version. Honestly, it seemed pretty cool from inside the theatre, with the strobe lights ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Wii Music is fun. It's fun even though you don't actually play music. It's fun even though it's not really a game, and it's fun even though it's not a ...

Short answer: no. And really, it's not for lack of trying. While we've remained consistently skeptical of Nintendo's stab at the music / rhythm genre, we've also held out hope in the back of our minds ...