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'''Nintendo DSi Metronome''' is a [[DSiWare]] application released for the [[Nintendo DSi]]. It featured the ability to flip between different "skins" for the metronome,<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref> record your own beats,<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref> and adjust the beat and tempo of the metronome,<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref> alongside a [[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]-themed minigame by the name of Donkey Kong Metronome. It was available to download for 200 DSi points.<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref>
'''Nintendo DSi Metronome''' is a [[DSiWare]] application released for the [[Nintendo DSi]]. It featured the ability to flip between different "skins" for the metronome,<ref name="Metronome"/> record one's own beats,<ref name="Metronome"/> and adjust the beat and tempo of the metronome,<ref name="Metronome"/> alongside a [[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]-themed minigame by the name of Donkey Kong Metronome. It was available to download for 200 DSi points.<ref name="Metronome"/>
==Donkey Kong Metronome==
==Donkey Kong Metronome==
Donkey Kong Metronome revolved around making noise to cause [[Mario]] to jump over the [[barrel]]s that were being thrown at him to reach the top of the area, this being a reproduction of [[25m]].<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref> The player receives a score at the end of this, which is based on how close to being in time with the metronome they were while playing the minigame.<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref> The metronome begins at 90 beats per minute,<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref> but increases as the player continues<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref> (making it more and more difficult to remain in time with the metronome as the player continues). During this minigame, the player is unable to do anything other than jump.<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref> If the player is able to avoid getting hit by a barrel and make it to the end of a [[girder]], they are able to move up a girder.<ref>{{cite|quote=|translation=|author=|date=March 30, 2010|title=Nintendo DSi Metronome Review|url=https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2010/03/nintendo_dsi_metronome_dsiware|format=|timestamp=|location=|publisher=|language=|website=NintendoLife|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref>  
Donkey Kong Metronome revolved around making noise to cause [[Mario]] to jump over the [[barrel]]s that were being thrown at him to reach the top of the area, this being a reproduction of [[25m]].<ref name="Metronome"/> The player receives a score at the end of this, which is based on how close to being in time with the metronome they were while playing the minigame.<ref name="Metronome"/> The metronome begins at 90 beats per minute,<ref name="Metronome"/> but increases as the player continues<ref name="Metronome"/> (making it more and more difficult to remain in time with the metronome as the player continues). During this minigame, the player is unable to do anything other than jump.<ref name="Metronome"/> If the player is able to avoid getting hit by a barrel and make it to the end of a [[girder]], they are able to move up a girder.<ref name="Metronome"/>  


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Nintendo DSi Metronome
Donkey Metronome from the Nintendo DSi Metronome
The Donkey Kong Metronome minigame
Publisher Nintendo, Intelligent Systems
Platform(s) Nintendo DSi
Release date Japan September 2, 2009[1]
USA March 29, 2010[1]
Genre Miscellaneous
Rating(s)
ESRB:E - Everyone
Mode(s) Single player
Format
Nintendo DSi:
Digital download
Input
Nintendo DS:

Nintendo DSi Metronome is a DSiWare application released for the Nintendo DSi. It featured the ability to flip between different "skins" for the metronome,[1] record one's own beats,[1] and adjust the beat and tempo of the metronome,[1] alongside a Donkey Kong-themed minigame by the name of Donkey Kong Metronome. It was available to download for 200 DSi points.[1]

Donkey Kong Metronome[edit]

Donkey Kong Metronome revolved around making noise to cause Mario to jump over the barrels that were being thrown at him to reach the top of the area, this being a reproduction of 25m.[1] The player receives a score at the end of this, which is based on how close to being in time with the metronome they were while playing the minigame.[1] The metronome begins at 90 beats per minute,[1] but increases as the player continues[1] (making it more and more difficult to remain in time with the metronome as the player continues). During this minigame, the player is unable to do anything other than jump.[1] If the player is able to avoid getting hit by a barrel and make it to the end of a girder, they are able to move up a girder.[1]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l March 30, 2010. Nintendo DSi Metronome Review.

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