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Watch Wii Music crucify the Zelda theme tune

October 16th, 2008 @ 07:21

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After the break. We’re not quite sure what to say about this, really. Watch out for the men in dog suits and the rainbows, and all.

Wii Music’s out in November in Europe. Thanks, GoNintendo.


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9 comments on “Watch Wii Music crucify the Zelda theme tune”

  1. My eyes and ears are bleeding.

  2. I thought the idea with these things was to make you sound better than you really are.

    I couldn’t even play the triangle and I could make a nicer noise than that. First they have poorer graphics than the other consoles and now it seems they have their sights firmly set on audio now.

    I really do think this generation will be remembered as the one where all the console makers fucked up.

  3. Sweet Jesus, my fucking ears.

  4. Oh good lord jeybus this really takes the Wii to new lows.

    /pours concrete in ears

  5. Hehe, at first I was thinking “What the fuck is this”, but then I moved on to just laughing. Mission accomplished?

  6. No, it just means they melted your brain.

  7. This was the most terrible movie ive seen and sadly heard for a long time. Time for the bratz to terrorize their parents ;)

  8. Wow.

    They need to hire Mr. Power-Mad-and-Utterly-Crazy-Git Yamauchi back. He’ll set them right. It would mean no JRPGs on the Wii (because RPGs are for nerds, says he), but with what he’d do for Nintendo, I could live with that.

  9. Check out this video:

    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=vOx3G2AAFUI

    Its the first one that really gets the potential across.

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