
- 45/100
- Players1 rating

2007 · Real-time strategy · Rhythm
Jam Sessions
Nintendo exclusive
A guitar-playing Nintendo DS game.The Nintendo DS touch screen represents a guitar's strings and the D-pad / buttons become the fingered chords. By "strumming" on the virtual strings you'll play the chord that you've selected on the D-pad. The tool recognizes both up and down strums at half and full velocities, and you'll hear the subtle changes to the chord in the different ways to play them.
- Released
- 11 September 2007
- Platforms
- Nintendo DS
- Genres
- Real-time strategyRhythmSimulationStrategy
- Developers
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- Publishers
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- Modes
- Single-player
- Themes
- Educational
- Country
- Japan
- Age ratings
- PEGI 3ESRB E10+CLASS_IND L
About
Jam Sessions is a guitar simulation software title and music game for the Nintendo DS that was originally based on the Japan-only title Sing & Play DS Guitar M-06 (Hiite Utaeru DS Guitar M-06) originally developed by Plato and released months earlier. It was later brought to North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, courtesy of Ubisoft.
Keywords
- guitar playing
- user generated content
- touch controls
- rock music
- cheat code
- konami code
- music creation
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