Cue the "Wii is for babies and only has two good games and doesn't have any brown/gray games about space marines hate in 3...2...1"

lets wait for next week, when 91,999 people try to sell their used game ;)

still jealous about them getting culdcept ds :(

More importantly, I want to see how well GHWT and RB2 do on the Wii, especially now that with respect to content they're supposed to be on par with PS3/XB360. I can only hope that they totally crush Wii (Hate) Music.

To be honest, I am not surprised that Wii Music sold well, but I feel like Nintendo hasn't made an excellent game for the hardcore fans in the last few years.

I haven't played Wario land: The Shake Dimension (name of the game in the UK) but if Wario Land 4 has taught me anything, then it would be nowhere near as awesome as the first 3 Wario Land games were.

I haven't seen many amazing games on the Wii, except for Metroid Prime 3, Zelda - Twilight Princess and Brawl, but I think Nintendo is focusing a bit too hard on the casual market, especially with the DS.

Well lets look at were there any other games out there worth buying at all. and if your answer is no then there is your answer why it's number one. Next week there will be a new number one so life will go on people.

Wii Play is out of the top 10!!

Dan, what are you smoking and why aren't you sharing any?!

Well well, quite honestly, I would've loved if Wii Music was really the car crash it seemed to be. Afterall, it would probably make Nintendo shift gears back to the new Zelda and an optionally-waggly F-Zero.

But hell, the little "game" is fun. It's not what you've come to expect from a videogame, but it's so lighthearted and surprisingly addictive in a weird way that the apparently inexist replay value acquires an infinite multiplier.

It's not the kind of game you LONG to play, but once you pop it in, it's bound to be a blast. Specially in a big group. Things get frantic and even if the result is abominable everyone will laugh when the drummer goes nuts and tosses the whole music down the drain. It happens quite often.

There's an easygoing sense of freedom that detaches the game from rhythm games, that actually are all about hitting notes quasi-randomly most of the time. Don't get me wrong, I love Guitar Hero and Rock Band just as much as anyone who cares for good music, but that's what those games are all about, good music. Sure, it's 80% of the fun, but it actually annoys when people complain about Wii Music's waggly gameplay and harken to the greatness of gameplay depth of other rhythm games that surpass nothing but those falling numbers games from old cellphones, like someone said.

Wii Music feels like a MUSICAL game. Not a game that revolves around music. And that's a very ingenious thought from Miyamoto, that ceases not to amaze us. The game's presentation at E3 was a mess only because of inapt players, for the game plays much better than it would appear. The music list is VERY underwhelming, which is a huge hit to overall quality, as well as a hefty price tag for what's offered, but the game grows on you. There's room for improvement and I surely would like to see a sequel in Wii2.

In my honest opinion, it's worth a 7. But Nintendo has shown that it may be difficult to quantify a game's worth considering both single player and multiplayer experience. Besides, it's deffinitely not for rhythm-capped people. Don't even bother trying if your definition of "rhythm" is plucking coloured circles as they appear. You will get frustrated. Seriously. My grandma did. Although she had a blast strumming her guitar aimlessly.