My family bought the Wii Music game after enjoying all the other games within the Wii series such as the Wii Play or Wii Sports. I thought it would be as good as these other games and similar to the Guitar Hero games but for Wii, but I was really dissapointed as it turns out it is nothing like these games. We paid about £12 for it, and this was way too much for what it actually does. It's rated for three plus, which is a pretty good age for the game, as most of the things you do throughout are simple and can be understood pretty well by young kids. You can play with up to four people so long as you have the Wii remotes and nunchucks, so it can be a good game ...  Read the complete review

Our girls had wii music for Christmas - a little late in reviewing! Thought we ought to have a good play with it first. They had already played it on their cousins wii and enjoyed it. I would say that children either like it or they don't perhaps if they're musical or not! Cost ------ At the moment it's about £13 from amazon. The game ------------- There are 4 main catagories when you start; Jam, Games, Video's and Lessons. The instruments are fairly easy to play once you get the hang of it! it does take some practise, for instance I play the violin and I've found I just have to pretend I'm playing it for real and it ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of the Guitar Hero and Rock Band games, which use plastic iterations of guitars and drums for their music. I was a bit skeptical when hearing of Wii Music, which promised the ability to play a large number of instruments with a...Wiimote...While this is a noble effort to cheaply contend with the success of those games, it doesn't work as much as it should, and is quite disappointing. You start by picking a song and an arena, and if you're playing with others, you all pick a part of the song to play (i.e. percussion, or melody), and then an instrument. Once the song starts, you have to play your particular instrument with the Wiimote (such as ...  Read the complete review

Wii music is a game for the wii that makes great use of the wiimote and nunchuk. The games main aim is to get the player to simulate playing really instruments, mainly the pulling point of this is the drums. Which utilise the nunchuck, the wiimote and the wii fit balance board. Controls There is very little need fro any buttons to be pressed during this game, you can if you want as it can change the sounds the instruments emit. But this is not essential. To actually play instruments it mainly involves waving the wiimote and nunchuck through the air to simulate playing the actual instrument. There are roughly 60+ instruments that can be played ...  Read the complete review

My brother got this game for last Christmas, he had been wanting it since he first saw the adverts for it. On Christmas day we got the game out and started playing with it. It had cost £40(ish) at that time, but is now around £30 (well £29.99). GAME PLAY: The game can be played by up to 4 players, as long as you have 4 Wii remotes, but the game can be easily played with just one player. You make a profile, and you are "taught" how to play "instruments" using your wii remote, there are hundreds of different instruments which you can play, from wind instruments, string, percussion etc etc etc. Using only the wii remote, by ...  Read the complete review