They're as pretty as they are nostalgic, and somehow project Nintendo's recognizable warmth out of the most digital of synths. These little nuggets of synthwave goodness have racked up millions of views on YouTube. Props also have to go to Toshiyuki Sudo, for the ludicrously jazzy Everybody Votes Channel music.ĭon't think of me as weird for still listening to these themes-I'm honestly not the only person doing so.
He's the man behind most of the channels, including the Wii Shop, Mii and Check Mii Out channels.
Slider in Animal Crossing is based on him. On top of that, he's provided voices for Yoshi, Professor E. Classically trained at the Kunitachi College of Music, he joined Nintendo's R&D1 company in 1990 and has been working on soundtracking games ever since. Related, on Waypoint: check out the best video game music of 2016 Nintendo games have long had great tunes-that 1986 Zelda theme is pure 8-bit elegance-but these Wii ditties were so damn catchy that listening today takes you right back to the exact channel they soundtracked. Instead, it's the music that accompanied its various channels. Here you will find the DIO VOICE LINE Roblox song id, created by the artist. So it didn't take long for people to realize they could win a game of Wii Sports tennis sitting down, but for all the small complaints that crawled out from the public, the system still sold upwards of 100 million units.Īnd now, the thing that makes me most nostalgic for the Wii, in its era of commercial dominance, isn't any of its many excellent games, nor its strange and pointless controller add-ons (come on, your dad can admit that golf club appendage was a waste of money, now).
#WHO MADE THE MII CHANNEL THEME TV#
And it's crazy to think that it's now ten years since it found itself under Christmas trees across the globe, consequently whipping up a thousand horror stories of TV screens smashed by flying remotes. Undoubtedly, though, it's the Wii that represents Nintendo's commercial high point of the past decade. It would seem that the only way is up, with the Wii U being left behind in the coming months. The company's Super Mario Run was a surprisingly robust mobile title, the most-downloaded item of anything on the App Store on Christmas Day. Nintendo's incoming Switch is sold-out on Amazon pre-orders in the UK and US, and it tested pretty well once the press got its hands on it (check out our impressions and Switch-special podcast).
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