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Maestro, the rhythm game that lets you play as an orchestra conductor in a Parisian opera house, is now finding a new natural home on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. You'll of course be utilizing your Joy-Con to conduct the music. It will be released on September 17.
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I’m torn because part of me doesn’t get it, but after I’ve bought DDR, Guitar Hero, Rock Band, DJ Hero, Samba de Amigo, PaRappa the Rapper, and maybe 5 others I’m forgetting, I bet this shit slaps.
I know this was initially a VR game. But it's nice to see games that work only on specific hardware due to unique features, like back in the Wii era. I'm definitely getting this.
okay this actually sounds like such a fun Switch fit. waving Joy-Cons around like I know what I’m doing in a Paris opera house is kinda the dream lol
come on Nintendo, time to do something like a Beat Saber for Switch 2!!😎
This shit was definitely thought up by a woman who believed she was making Guitar Hero for the modern audience. This shit is gay af
lost interest and stopped watching as soon as i recognised the harry potter music LOL what a waste!
Nintendo keeps finding creative ways to use the Joy-Con. Maestro could be one of the most immersive rhythm games on Switch yet. 👏
Conducting an orchestra with Joy-Cons in a Paris opera house? That's a unique rhythm game experience. Looking forward to September 17!
4. From waving tennis rackets to conducting orchestras, the Joy-Con keeps proving it's one of Nintendo's most versatile controllers. 🎼🎮
In 10 years if you don´t have this game physical: "Sorry, this game cannot be downloaded from the store because the licenses of the songs have expired". Sorry for the inconvenience.