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Formerly called Wii Orchestra, Nintendo has re-named the orchestrating Wii title to Wii Music. This news comes from the official Nintendo Wii web site. Unfortunately, since discovery of this web site, ...

Yesterday at E3 2008, Nintendo revealed Wii Music, an upcoming music video game for the Wii that simulates playing musical instruments using the Wii Remote and the Wii Balance Board. After the ...

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Source: Greek gaming site Contra.gr. What we heard: Before the lights had dimmed at Nintendo's press briefing at the 2006 Electronic Entertainment Expo, the audience was already excited. However, when ...

Sure, the Wiimote alone is supposed to work as one of any 60 instruments featured in Wii Music. But what fun is the Wiimote without a plastic violin, saxophone and pair of drumsticks attached? The ...

This photo released by Nintendo shows a scene from "Wii Music". (AP Photo/Nintendo) **NO SALES** Nintendo’s “Wii Music” invites players to pick up their wireless remotes and strum, toot, bang and drum ...

Here are some images of one of the lesser known titles for the Wii, Wii Music Orchestra. In the game players use the remote controller as a conductor’s baton to command an group of armless musicians.

The defining quality of the most successful games for the Wii has been broad accessibility -- anybody can start playing and have fun, regardless of their skill level. "Wii Music" is the first mass ...