Daigasso! Band Brothers DX is a sequel to the best seller Daigasso Band Brothers. This game transforms many novice's concept of music enjoyment, instead of sitting back as a listener, they become the performers. By making use of the innovative music scores, players who are complete beginners learn how to perform on their DS, and by enabling the network facility, a maximum of eight players can join the music session.
This new game comes with a singing training session, sing into the microphone as if you are singing Karaoke and the software will analyse how well you sing, what sort of songs suits your voice etc.
Like the old game, you can perform on all sorts of instruments with the stylus, and there are more new songs for you to perform than ever.
Make use if the Wi-Fi connection on your DS and download, as well as share your compositions with your friends. Connect your DS to other appliances like the Television to expand your Daigasso experience to the MAX.
Great Title - but be warned... So you played Ouendan and Rhythm Tendoku and thought...what next. Well Daigasso is an excellent addition for the keen Rhythm/music game lover - there is so to do here it will keep you busy for a long time to come...well untill Ouendan 3 at least/hopefully ;)
While the sound quality is no where near that of Tengoku or Ouendan (it is essential compressed midi's with no vocals)...the main selling point is the vast amount of songs available via download...and I mean VAST! This is great considering the songs packed in are nothing special.
I say 'be warned in the title' because if you are like me and have come to this games thanks to Ouendan and Tengoku, you will be confronted with a lot of Japanese here - of the three series this is the most complex and confusing (for those who cannot read japanese that is). The majority of songs to download are in Japanese (there are some English ones though), so searching for your favourite anime theme is quiet difficult without some knowledge of the langauge...don't worry 'Hare Hare Yukai' is in there...it's just a pain to find - I know my basic kana so I am a bit lucky, but I know others may not be.
Apart from that the game is rather excellent and full of content...Of all my DS games, I find the music and Rhythm titles to be the most played, and this is no exception.
wiz995(2) on 16, Aug. 2008 00:29 (HKT)
Awesome! Reminds me of Rhythm Tengoku Gold! In a Way! Comptible with A JAPANESE Wii! It's some special channel!
Yo-Shi(5) on 09, Jul. 2008 04:11 (HKT)
Very nice game I loved the first Daigasso. This is a very good improved version. The most essential feature is the upload/download via Wi-fi. Finally i can browse through new user songs and can downlad them to my cartridge. I'm loving it! :)
hotcoklat(11) on 02, Jul. 2008 01:23 (HKT)
fantastic game ! A great pick-up-and-go game, I started playing it on the bus as soon as it arrived. You can play many variants of a song by playing the different instruments, and there is also an interesting 'survival mode' you can test your skills with.
oda27(1) on 01, Jul. 2008 00:01 (HKT)
Amazing game! A must for music fans! Loved the first and this is way better. Song selection on game isnt the greatest but you can download a total of 100 songs FREE via WiFi Connection. With new songs all the time this game will last forever. I even came across a remix of POLLYANNA from the EarthBound/MOTHER series! And even the Ghostbusters theme song!
Also the new KARAOKE mode is cool, but for most songs you need to know Japanese. (Ghostbusters is fine though... lol)
