I love youu too babez! <3

I’ll never do it again promise!

JUST TAKE ME BACK!

You don’t do anything in the game. It literally plays itself.

What’s going on is that the casual gamers who bought Wii(insert Sports, Play, of Fit here) aren’t buying these games because of the economy. While core gamers tend to buy games no matter how the economy is, casual gamers aren’t devoted to playing games, and don’t feel any need to buy them.

Not to mention that most core gamers aren’t buying anymore casual games. We are fed up with Nintendo leaving us in the dust so they can go make more money. We want real games, and aren’t interested in casual shovelware. So we are resentful of Nintendo until they give us some quality games. Basically, a boycott of casual games.

With that to say, the economy may be good news for Nintendo gamers who want core games. Possibly, with casual gamers not buying products, Nintendo may have nowhere to go to but its original core croud. Realizing this, they might again making core games for the core gamers, so they can keep their cash flow up.

Also, Guitar Hero: World Tour and Rock Band 2 came out just a few weeks before Wii Music, and anyone who’s smart knows which games to choose:Wii Music, or Rock Band 2/GT:WT? The answer is the latter. I mean, would you rather play: Row Row Row your boat without difficulty? Or Rock Out to classic, great tunes while being somewhat challenged?

With that said, the event could go either way.

Oh yeah, and when did we start trusting Cammie Dunway, the lady who made E3 even worse?

I don’t buy that for a second! It’s a freaking sales gimmick to go around schools showing off the game under the “education” cloak.

A video game emulating instruments in an incorrect way cannot possibly compare to an actual instrument in what a person can learn from it.

They’re just going around selling the game, not teaching anything.