After you get done enjoying the holidays you know how sometimes you get in a mood to make some groovy tunes and rocking music? Well, Zivix Interactive and Big John Games feels your plight, which is why they’re releasing JustJam for the WiiWare.
Chad Koehler, Vice President of Zivix commented in the press release, saying…
“Many popular music-based games have lost their groove, but we continue to see a new breed of music gaming emerge, with dancing and singing features bringing more players back into the fold.” ... “JustJam provides a completely new approach that brings the player even closer to the music where they can truly interact with the music, not just listen.”
So I’m guessing this is going to rekindle the originality and flair brought to the music genre that the MTV Music Creator did way back when on the PSX? If so then that’s pretty cool.
Basically, the game lets you control 16 live jams with hundreds of different musical tracks available for users to mix and match in order to create the ultimate jam session. Flicking the Wii-mote this way and that way will enable users to combine and execute various tracks for a completely custom sound experience.
The game, or music production tool, is rated ‘E’ for Everyone and, as the headline states, will be available exclusively on the Nintendo’s WiiWare platform beginning July 7th. You can check out the list of the program’s features below or head on over to the Official Website to learn a little bit more about JustJam.
JustJam for WiiWare Features:
• 16 Music Tracks (Jams)
• 6 Dynamic Venues flowing to your tune
• Play with the Mixing board or go Freestyle
• Save, Edit and Remix your Performance
• Multiple Profiles
• Share your performance by saving on the Wii Remote
• Gain Experience Points and unlock more musical power
• New Downloadable Jams
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