Music On: Electric Guitar

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1 (Single Player)

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DSiWare

22nd Nov 2010, 200 points
26th Nov 2010, 200 points
1st Dec 2010

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Review Music On: Electric Guitar (DSiWare)

It's electric!
There are distinct advantages to an electric versus an acoustic guitar, such as being able to play for a larger audience using an amplifier. Unfortunately, a title that emulates the instrument on your DSi won’t offer any of these advantages, with the exception of manipulating the sound with various effects. Unlike a real axe, the...
- Mon 29th Nov 2010
- DSiWare
- Reviews
- Retro

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Nintendo Download 26th November 2010 (Europe)

Bloody beaches, dying dodos and Faxanadu
As Advent draws near, it's truly the season of giving, with Nintendo joining in the festive spirit by giving Nintendo download fans 50% price cuts on two WiiWare titles finally making their way across from North America. Elsewhere, fans of NES side-scrolling RPGs are well catered for, and DSiWare gets the...
- Wed 24th Nov 2010
- Nintendo Download
- European Releases
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
- Virtual Console
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Nintendo Download 22nd November 2010 (North America)

Demos, penguins, portable Tetris and VC
Getting in there early to beat the cold weather, here's this week's Nintendo Download complete with list of downloadable demos at long last. WiiWare: Snowpack Park (Nintendo, 800pts) – Befriend penguins in this left-field release from Nintendo. A cross between the pet and adventure genres, Snowpack Park sees...
- Mon 22nd Nov 2010
- Nintendo Download
- North American Releases
- Virtual Console
- DSiWare
- WiiWare

Transform your Nintendo DSi™ system into an incredible electric guitar and your stylus into a pick.

You’ll be amazed at how easy it is to play your favorite songs, even if music isn’t your thing. Pedals include Distortion, Flanger and Delay. The Advanced Play Screen is great for melodies, arpeggios and chord variations. Enjoy 32 definable chords on the control pad. Discover more than 950 chords in all and save up to 10 sessions.

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yodude
Sun 6th Feb 2011

Great job, I wish it had a save funtion for the chord progression that I make up and some type of built in drum feature, but I really enjoy this despite that. I hooked up my DSI to my ihome and really cranked the volume, sounded great. This is a title I tend to always go back to to mess around with. I would give it a 10/10, especially at 2 dollars or perhaps a better rating would be a 11/10 (Spinal Tap joke).