Groovin’ Blocks, a game where you get bonus points for dropping colored squares to the rhythm of the music, has a feature surprisingly left out of most puzzle games.
Colorblind Mode
It turns the colored squares into different shapes.
IGN was looking for editors a while back. It looks like spellcheck took a vacation in the interim.
Wii Music? Not too exciting, but it will end up being genius. Bad spelling and an Internet meme? Like PB and J.
Semi-related posts:
Zilophone? I’m almost surprised they used the ‘ph’ instead of an ‘f’. Hooray, phonics!
As a music teacher and mother of small children, I am appalled! Could they not find ANYTHING with a child’s alphabet on it? My daughter learned that X is for ‘xylophone’ before she knew her own name!
Umm, I wouldn’t boast about kids knowing words that start with “x” before learning their names. They are often the ones who are socially inept.
Timmy: “Hi, my name is Timmy. I’m four years old. What’s you’re name?
Little Taciturna: “Xylophone!”
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As a colorblind person, I would like to thank Wii for looking out for my people. Now I can give up playing Bubble Breaker in greyscale and move on to Groovin’ Blocks. Thank you Jesus!
Retraction:
I would like to thank IGN for Groovin’ Blocks (not Nintendo).
I am sleep deprived…