#WII SPORTS MUSIC BUT ITS WRONG HOW TO#

The soundtrack for this game has been ripped, but so far Totaka's Song has not been found. It is highly likely that Kazumi Totaka's Song is hidden in one of the following games: If you would like to help find the last few songs, simply contact NinDB if you have any clues, ideas or leads about the following games. After all, the song wasn't found in Luigi's Mansion and Pikmin 2 until years after they were released, and it was 15 years before the original appearance in X was tracked down. While it is possible some of the games don't feature the song at all, it's just as likely they're very well hidden. Kazumi Totaka has worked on a number of games where his signature song has yet to be found. Submitted by Pyro873, original discovery by ShiroyuĪre we missing any cameo appearances for this game? Please contact NinDB with the details. Wait on this screen for 3 minutes and Kazumi Totaka's Song will play. Talk to your robot until it asks 'What's that?!' The music will change to a weird distorted tune. Save the fake doctor from planet Mapate and bring him to the base on Mordarl. It is found in a similar place to in that game as well. Sorry guys! Better luck next time!ġ8 years after his first game, Kazumi Totaka returned to compose the music for this sequel to X on DSiWare. They even mix in the rhythm during the video, but it still sounds off. If the pitch and rhythm are wrong, both key ingredients for a song, then this can't in any way be called Totaka's Song. Even if you increase or decrease the tempo of a song, you still have longer and shorter gaps between notes. Secondly, even if the notes were pitch perfect, they don't contain the rhythm of Totaka's Song. And as some NinDB Forum goers have pointed out, some don't quite fit. Why?įirst, slight variants in the pitch of the sound effects do not make them the same pitch as the notes in Totaka's Song. It's all very convincing.īut I won't be adding this little nugget to the site any time soon. They take these notes, space them out and play them alongside Totaka's Song. The answer is that the slight variation in Wii Tennis racket sound effects match up with the notes of Totaka's Song.

#WII SPORTS MUSIC BUT ITS WRONG HOW TO#

Latest Update : Did GameTrailers Find Totaka's Song in Wii Sports?Ī video posted yesterday at GameTrailers explains how to find Totaka's Song in Wii Sports.

Wii sports music but its wrong