Speaker Wii Channel for Band Bros. DX

By Jorge Ba-oh 18.05.2008 4

A unique DS to Wii link-up sees the portable transmit songs to hear on the TV with Band Bros DX.

Daigasso! Band Brothers DX is a music/rhythm game for DS where players can play the various parts of a song, single notes and chords. Players can download hundreds of songs onto the game via Nintendo's Wi-Fi Connection.

According to NeoGAF's Jonnyram, when the title hits Japan players will be able to download a "Speaker Channel" via the Wii store that allows compositions to be played back on your TV, and shared with others online.

Band Bros. DX hits Japan on June 26th, 2008.

Box art for Daigasso! Band Brothers
Developer

Nintendo

Publisher

Nintendo

Genre

Rhythm

Players

4

C3 Score

Rated $score out of 10  n/a

Reader Score

Rated $score out of 10  10/10 (1 Votes)

European release date None   North America release date None   Japan release date Out now   Australian release date None   

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Hmmm... This would be great and all if we could actually get the game localized here...

It sounds like they are using ancient audio transfer like Bangai O on DS.

Sounds good! Liking the idea of having DS to Wii link-up!

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According to NeoGAF's Jonnyram, when the title hits Japan players will be able to download a "Speaker Channel" via the Wii store that allows compositions to be played back on your TV, and shared with others online.

Is the channel free or what, or will we pay for the songs we (they) download?

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