Japanese developer Yudo have launched a rather unoriginal rhythm game called Aero Guitar, which, as you probably would have guessed by now, is a cheap Wii-imitation of the hugely popular Guitar Hero and Rock Star games. The Yokohama-based company is set to launch the game on Wii enabling interested but lazy guitar enthusiasts to play guitars using their Wii remotes, which is actually quite puzzling since I had always thought the best part abut playing a fake guitar was to be able to pretend to play an actual guitar! The game, which sells for 800 Wii Points ($8), will features tracks from major Japanese and international artists (Yawn!) with additional tracks up for grabs as downloadable content later on.
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Source: Wired
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