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Pop'n Music Wii
  • Publisher: Konami
  • Release Date: Nov 13, 2009
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  • Summary: Since 1998, the Pop'n Music series has had 15 console games, as well as several arcade games, all of them exclusive to Japan. Hitting North America for the first time, Pop'n Music brings music games to kids of all ages. Play to entertaining music with exciting graphics dancing and moving along to the beat. Pop'n Music brings a smile to kids as they move their controllers and their hips to the Pop 'n music! Easy and fun to play, basic controls move the Nunchuk and Wii Mote up, down, left and right, very intuitive controls. Customize your very own avatar, upload your Mii, or choose from a diverse selection of amusing characters. Difficulties range from the standard mode for casual users and challenge mode for core users. A variety of customization features: Choose from a variety of recorded sounds such as clapping or percussion sounds. Select from a total of 14 different characters and 6 unique stages. Use your Mii and show emotions such as laughing, crying, or being troubled. Assortment of licensed and original music to play with your friends! Downloadable song content will be available through the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. [Konami]… Expand

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  1. Cheat Code Central
    48
    Fans abroad have consistently praised other versions of the game for its uniqueness and difficulty. However, Pop'n Music for the Wii doesn't feel unique or difficult; it just feels like a lot of frustrating shaking set to bad music.
  2. Nintendo Gamer
    41
    A frustrating experience. [Mar 2010, p.65]
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  3. Meristation
    40
    Pop 'n Rhythm takes the musical genre another step further following the particular style of the series, that never made it outside Japan so far. The Wii version, very much like the PSP one, is just a good try to make something different, but lacks an interesting gameplay mechanics or melodies that we'll remember in a few years. Good, but not enough.

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