Jam Sessions
Ubisoft

Name: Pre-Owned
SKU: 919384

Jam Sessions is rated 2.5 out of 5 by 6.

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Jam Sessions
Ubisoft

Jam Sessions is rated 2.5 out of 5 by 6.

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The students of Will O' Wisp magical academy have a little problem: Their teacher has myster Read More

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The students of Will O' Wisp magical academy have a little problem: Their teacher has mysteriously disappeared. After commandeering a handful of rockets to rescue her, they've wound up on a strange (and sometimes scary) adventure through outer space. Now players must rescue both their classmates AND their teacher – and just maybe the whole solar system while they're at it.

Authentic Sound and Playability: Use the Nintendo DS Touch Screen to strum just as you would with a real guitar, while experiencing authentic, remastered guitar-chord sound modeled after Santa Cruz guitars.

Unlimited Soundtrack: Free-play design allows users to learn and play any song ever played using an acoustic guitar. What you play is entirely up to you.

Performance Mode: Play and sing songs from some of today and yesterday's most popular artists.

A Musician's Dream: Experienced musicians can use Jam Sessions as an interactive notepad to write, play, and save their own original music…anytime, anywhere.

Not a Musician?: No problem. Advanced tutorial modes allow novice musicians to learn how to play guitar without paying for lessons! From ear training to learning chord progressions, users get first-hand guitar experience using Jam Sessions.

Complete Control : From sound to strumming style, it's up to you. Jam Sessions gives you complete control over the music experience offering users the ability to add reverb, adjust stroke pattern and much more.

Customization: Let your style shine through as you choose from a variety of custom-built backgrounds and unlock additional designs as a reward for performing well.

Jam Sessions is rated 2.5 out of 5 by 6.

Rated 3 out of 5 by Dman69 from Can't be the worst game I've seen I am learning how to play guitar. Now i would recommend getting this game if you do play guitar. If you don't it will be pointless to buy.

Date published: 2010-11-29

Rated 2 out of 5 by gabrielacool8 from it is sooo boring jam sessions is definiteley NOT what i expected. i thought it would be so fun. I begged my dad for it for christmas but when i got it i was so dissapointed. I was very upset. The game only lets you play these songs that they chose and no ones even heard of them. In the commercial people were playing with it and smiling so it looked fun but when i actually tried it i was so mad i was like man i thought they said this was fun but its really not. They only let you play songs that they chose and you play your own songs and you can record them. For anyone that wants to buy this game and thinks it looks fun DONT. Its just a waste of money. You dont even have to play the entire song you can just scroll down to the bottom and play the last few cords and then your done .Every time i go to play this game i think maybe it will be fun this time but then i remember why did i even want this game? Dont buy this game it is a waste of time and money.

Date published: 2009-06-30

Rated 1 out of 5 by Kazewolf from Buy with Caution This game is NOT what I expected. At first I thought it would be okish, but no it’s worse. You DONT get to play any song you want. Oh sure you can CHORD them but that is it. And the song selection sucks except for like 2 songs. Oh and get this, (lol) your playing by YOURSELF. There is NO music that goes along it’s just you. This game will be one of those ones kids buy for quick entertainment on a trip to Florida or something. It’s not that challenging at all. I finished it within an hour. You don’t even have to play the song right. The guitar sound is great and that is the only good part about it. I'd recommend you wait for Guitar Hero: On Tour. Because right now I'm heading up to Gamestop to turn this game back in and get some little money for another game.

Date published: 2008-05-11

Rated 4 out of 5 by killbill from Schweeeeeeeet... Why do people keep saying that jam sessions sucks? It's incredibly awesome! You can play any guitar song in the universe and record it. It even lets you sing to it (which is recorded too). You guys gotta give jam sessions some props man. Come talk to me when On Tour lets you play any guitar song in the universe... Plus, the graphics are pretty awesome. The themes and designs are sweet. And the animations are nice and smooth (not to mention fluid). If you still have any doubts, just read the Nintendo Power issue where they did a whole spread on it and Andy played it as his guitar in Hidari Mae (which, by the way, is an awesome band). The chord changes and strumming are spot on and the sound is based on real Santa Cruz guitars. To put it simply, the sound is excellent. And hey, won't believe this. I wrote this entire review from my Wii using the Internet Channel (no keyboard!).

Date published: 2008-05-10

Rated 2 out of 5 by Greatone54 from Boring This game is pretty boring. Not a good song variety. I beat the game in about two hours. The whole game is boring there are no good songs except for about three. And one of them you have to enter a cheat code to get it. It’s called Wild Thing. Another good one is by rascal flats. But it’s only **** now. It’s still not worth that. I paid ****. If I were you and you don't own this game and are thinking of buying it wait. Because a better game is coming out called, Guitar Hero On tour. It looks sweet. It gives you plug in frets a pick. And you can’t go wrong with guitar hero. That game always has the best songs. Way better than Jam sessions. Just look at the vids for guitar hero and look at the reviews for jam sessions. So that is about it I gave it a 3 because it sucks big time. But it’s not the worst game.

Date published: 2008-04-20