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Aero Guitar comes to Japanese WiiWare, will see a US release later this year photo

In yet another example of Japan getting all the cool stuff first, a new WiiWare game has been announced from Yudo called Aero Guitar, in which you use the Wiimote as a virtual instrument. The formula is similar to button tapping rhythm games, which I have to struggle and practice tirelessly to be good at, but if a game is fun it's worth the work to get there in my opinion.

The game will cost 800 Wii points and will come with songs, but also will offer paid downloads, including both pro and amateur music. That could yield some interesting stuff in Japan, with all their creativity (better known as semi-insanity). It is slated to come to the US and Europe, but Yudo did not provide any detail as to when.

I definitely did not expect something like this to come out of WiiWare, but I'm all for rhythm games. What say you, Dtoid?

[Via IGN -- Thanks, Adam]


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awkwardmongoose's Avatar
awkwardmongoose at 06/05/2008 13:28
Good to see more and more different types of games hitting WiiWare. Colette can't wait until you settle on a rating system for WiiWare on Retroforce.
VWGTI's Avatar
VWGTI at 06/05/2008 13:32
Sounds interesting, but I bet the song selection is going to leave a lot to be desired.
DGX Goggles's Avatar
DGX Goggles at 06/05/2008 13:36
If its got some good J-rock, I'll pick it up.
king3vbo's Avatar
king3vbo at 06/05/2008 13:40
Looks fun, if it has good j-rock count me in
liquidninja's Avatar
liquidninja at 06/05/2008 13:41
I'd someone to make a new FreQuency/Amplitude style game with downloadable tracks.
Respectable Gentleman's Avatar
Respectable Gentleman at 06/05/2008 13:49
I need to see some gameplay. Now.
mistic's Avatar
mistic at 06/05/2008 13:52
I wonder if this'll ever see the shores of Europe...
F Whipple's Avatar
F Whipple at 06/05/2008 13:53
and here i thought we were getting an air guitar game
brimtastic's Avatar
brimtastic at 06/05/2008 14:30
They both holding basses. Awesome
Wexx's Avatar
Wexx at 06/05/2008 14:52
I'll continue to watch this as the American release draws closer.
niacin's Avatar
niacin at 06/05/2008 15:29
yay more wii games catered to the alcoholic end of the market but it better have 'we built this city' hell all rhythm games should have that.
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