A new TV segment has aired for Taiko no Tatsujin, a funky drumming game for Wii.
We've got our typical Japanese family banging away on a nice solid plastic drum attachment that hooks up to the end of a Wii remote. The series started off in the arcades and has recently seen an entry on the DS.
The Wii version bops into shops on December 12th 2008.
According to Siliconera the game will feature 70 tracks to play through, including top J-POP hits, anime themes, classical arrangements and video game tunes.
Confirmed so far:
J-POP
Kiseki from the Drama “Rookies”
Niji Gokusen theme
Shuchishin by Shuchishin
Kaisetsu
Sakuranbo by Otsuka Ai
Natsu Matsuri by Winds
Tsubomi by Maria
Anime
Break the Chain from Kamen Rider Kiva
Together from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl
Precure 5 Full Throttle Go Go!
Jungle P from One Piece
Anapanman’s March
Bluebird from Naruto Shippuden
Anata boshi from Kirarin Revolution
Doremon’s theme
Classical
Symphony Number 9
William Tell’s Prelude
Video Game Music
Super Mario Brothers Theme
Do-Dai from the Idolm@ster
Star Soldier Melody
Namco Originals
Angel Dream
Ego Ego Atakushi