Japanese drum game wii

Taiko no Tatsujin: Dodokon! Mystery Adventure provides players with an RPG mode which includes characters from some of the songs featured in the game. Taiko no Tatsujin bursts onto the Wii U with many new songs and features. Taiko no Tatsujin DS: Dororon! Yokai Daikessen!! Wii iteration of the popular Taiko no Tatsujin drumming franchise also know as Taiko Drum master outside of Japan.

Wii Music allows users to play and experiment with over 60 different instruments with up to three other players, focusing on fun and creativity instead of the "play as correctly as possible"-approach found in other music games.

While keeping some authentic elements, osu! Play the way you want to play, with your own music, and share your creations! In Taiko Drum Master, play familiar songs to the beat of the titular Japanese instrument. Additional minigames are included which take advantage of the bundled drum peripheral.

Theme song for the CoroCoro Comic magazine. Masako Ohgami. Arrangement of "Battle Hymn of the Republic". Hungarian Dance No. Johannes Brahms. Ludwig van Beethoven. Eduardo di Capua. Gioachino Rossini. Giuseppe Verdi.

Game Music. Super Mario Bros. Koji Kondo. Im s Allstars. Song from video game The Idolm ster: Live for You! Kamikaze Remix. Takeaki Kunimoto. Arranged music from video game Star Soldier. Yuji Masubuchi. Junichi Nakatsuru. Music from video game Soul Calibur IV. Namco Original. Main theme song for Taiko no Tatsujin Wii. Kakumi Nishigomi. Rotter Tarmination. Mika Satoh. Youko Takamitsu. Eriko Nakamura.

Yukiko 'YMY' Yamamoto. Hole in the wall. Kani Prince. Song from video game Muscle March. Song debut in Taiko no Tatsujin Wii. EkiBEN MC Linn. X-DAY The Carnivorous Carnival.

Akitaka Tooyama. Cai Feng Le Fang. STAGE 0. Yuri Misumi. Kaori Kurosawa. Chiaki Takahashi. Drum Session! Wii U Version! Touch de Dokodon! Yokai Great Decisive Battle!

Mystery Adventure. Drum 'n' Fun! Clay Anime. Time Travel to the 3 Eras da-don! VR Festival.