Wii #0489 - Nodame Cantabile: Dream Orchestra (Japan)
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I believe the mangas are out in america.I'd be doubtful this ever comes out outside of Japan. The manga and anime haven't been released here as far as I know. The weird thing is my father-in-law will probably want this game because he's been bugging me about this mystical 'conductor' game he insists that he saw
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This looks cool as hell, and I love Nodame Cantabile. Virtual Clarinet! XD
I fonly I had a Wii... >_>
I fonly I had a Wii... >_>
Gave each instrument a play through (well the ones that are available right off the bat) and its just a lot of timed waggle or button presses. The songs all play automatically with (wonky miss) sounds stuck in there only when you miss the timing. It's just a further dumbing down of the way music games are already. At least with stuff like Taiko no Tatsujin you hear your don's and ka's exactly when you bang em out. I guess the game means more if you're a fan of the series too...
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I'd be doubtful this ever comes out outside of Japan. The manga and anime haven't been released here as far as I know. The weird thing is my father-in-law will probably want this game because he's been bugging me about this mystical 'conductor' game he insists that he saw
Before the Wii was released, they were showing this - I think it was at E3. If you haven't seen it, then you hadn't been following the Wii.
It's called Wii Music and release 1st or 2nd quarter 2008, I think.I'd be doubtful this ever comes out outside of Japan. The manga and anime haven't been released here as far as I know. The weird thing is my father-in-law will probably want this game because he's been bugging me about this mystical 'conductor' game he insists that he saw
Before the Wii was released, they were showing this - I think it was at E3. If you haven't seen it, then you hadn't been following the Wii.
Can anyone explain clearly how to play the different instruments?
Eg for the violin, I dont know what are the different movements that you have to do when the different types of notes cross the red line.
Thanks!
Eg for the violin, I dont know what are the different movements that you have to do when the different types of notes cross the red line.
Thanks!
From what I remember.. the flute and oboe are Wiimote only (held in weird positions) just using A,1,2 button presses. You hold any one down for the duration when a note appears in a blue box.
With the violin you need the nunchuk connected just for you to hold Z down. I guess the nunchuk is the far end of the violin so hold it out.. like you're playing a real one? The Wii remote acts as the bow and you're supposed to pull back and forth like those real violinist people. Small notes require a light movement, medium ones a 'medium' movement, and big notes a strong movement. Hard to describe exactly how hard to move in words but you get a feel for it when you play. Hold notes in boxes are done by continually moving the Wiimote back and forth for the duration.
The timpani uses the nunchuk and follows a similar light, medium, strong pattern but you're banging down on virtual drum thingy.
The tact is Wiimote only doing the light, medium, strong thing again but waving it around like a conductor.
(You can be lazy and just shake the Wiimote and it counts as any of the waggle playing motions)
With the violin you need the nunchuk connected just for you to hold Z down. I guess the nunchuk is the far end of the violin so hold it out.. like you're playing a real one? The Wii remote acts as the bow and you're supposed to pull back and forth like those real violinist people. Small notes require a light movement, medium ones a 'medium' movement, and big notes a strong movement. Hard to describe exactly how hard to move in words but you get a feel for it when you play. Hold notes in boxes are done by continually moving the Wiimote back and forth for the duration.
The timpani uses the nunchuk and follows a similar light, medium, strong pattern but you're banging down on virtual drum thingy.
The tact is Wiimote only doing the light, medium, strong thing again but waving it around like a conductor.
(You can be lazy and just shake the Wiimote and it counts as any of the waggle playing motions)
there was one for the ps2... MAD MAESTRO if im not mistaken..I'd be doubtful this ever comes out outside of Japan. The manga and anime haven't been released here as far as I know. The weird thing is my father-in-law will probably want this game because he's been bugging me about this mystical 'conductor' game he insists that he saw
so your fil is still sane
You have no taste. Although I do like the way those hafu kids pretending to be French speak French worse than me.. and I got an E GCSE for French.
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It's very simple. Just press 1 before playing to get a visual tutorial.
I like this game a lot. It could have been MUCH better, but compared to the regular bullshit that comes out on the Wii, this is a very welcome and pretty entertaining title.
