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(Currently available in Japan only under the name of "Daigasso! Band Brothers") Jam with the Band gives you the chance to rock out on your Nintendo DS. To make sweet music, all you have to do is grab the stylus, choose your favorite instrument and a song and cue the scrolling dots on the touch screen with perfect timing. If your solo career isn't flying, you can always join a band. An unlimited number of people can link up for a massive jam session, as long as all players are in wireless range and have their own game cards. Plus, up to eight people can jam together over a wireless connection with just one game card. If you aren't in the mood to play one of the included songs, you can create original compositions just by humming into the microphone. [Nintendo]
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 100
Nintendophiles
All in all, the game works in all situations, for kids to adults, from Britney Spears to Bach. Anyone muscially inclined will appreciate what this excellent game has to offer.
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Siliconera
More than just a challenging music game. The composer feature is really neat and will keep any one into music playing with this title long after they are done with all of the in game songs. [JPN Import]
90
NintendoWorldReport
The game embodies everything that is Nintendo DS and should have been promoted as a flagship title. From its addictive multiplayer jam sessions to its ambitious editing software the game is superbly executed. [JPN Import]
89
GameBrink
Simply put I found this game an enormous amount of fun and can honestly believe all the people that imported it claiming that there hasn’t been a single day since they got Daigasso that they haven’t played through at least one song. [JPN Import]
80
games(TM)
With the likes of Donkey Konga proving enjoyable, if limited, experiences, it’s good to see Nintendo take the rhythm action game firmly by the horns and deliver a communal gaming experience that’s quite unlike any other. [March 2005, p.114]
80
Edge Magazine
It’s an odd state of affairs – cutting-edge technology doing something you could accomplish with a penny whistle – but one of which it’s impossible not to approve. [JPN Import; Jan 2005, p.95]
80
NTSC-uk
A hugely addictive Rhythm Action game that has the audacity to add collaborative performance, and an impressive Edit mode. If you bought a DS for the reasons Nintendo hoped - in order to play something different - then Band Brothers is a game you should already own. [JPN Import]
68
netjak
The idea behind Daigasso! Has a lot of potential, but it’s only half-realized and thus is only for the truly dedicated music makers. [JPN Import]
Jennifer P. gave it a10: Lucent gave it a10: Hansworth B gave it a6: Opus C. gave it a5: Auron Z. gave it a10: [Anonymous] gave it a10: Robin H. gave it a6: |
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