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Major Minor's Majestic March (Screenshots)

Jul 8, 2008

First Major Minor's Majestic March shots released (News)

Jun 24, 2008

The first screenshots for Nintendo's Wii's new rhythm action game.

Major Minor's Majestic March (Preview)

Mar 19, 2008

Having produced Parappa the Rapper, the game that effectively defined the rhythm action genre on consoles, Japanese musician Masaya Matsuura and his company Nana-On-Sha have a well deserved reputation for innovative music titles. They also did the excellent Vib Ribbon and its equally unique, sadly Japan-only follow-ups Vib Ripple and Mojib Ribbon, so news of their first Wii game is guaranteed to make us prick up our ears. Major Minor’s ...

PaRappa creators bringing Major Minor's Majestic March to Wii (News)

Jan 31, 2008

From the article: "Available exclusively for the Wii this fall, Major Minor's Majestic March will reunite game designer Masaya Matsuura and famed New York artist Rodney Alan Greenblat.

The game will turn the player into a marching band leader. In turn, this will turn the Wii Remote into a special baton that will "conduct" the band. Players will be expected to 'keep tempo, recruit new band members and pick up valuable items.'"

PaRappa team unveils new Wii game (News)

Jan 31, 2008

Rhythm fans take note, Major Minor is a rhythm game about leading a virtual marching band. And it's coming to Wii. You even get a baton that attracts band members to follow him. Don't let this put you off - PaRappa the Rapper was about a paper-thin rapping dog who tried to win the heart of a flower-like girl named Sunny Funny. Like Playboy, you don't play these games for intricate storylines or characters. The Wii Remote acts as a baton and is used to keep tempo, recruit new followers and ...