Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Minna de Party 3 Daime

Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Minna de Party 3 Daime
Promotional artwork for this game used in box set and game cover.
Developer(s)	Namco
Publisher(s)	Namco
Distributor(s)	Bandai Namco Games
Series	Taiko no Tatsujin
Platform(s)	Wii
Release date(s)	^JP December 2, 2010
Genre(s)	Rhythm game
Mode(s)	Single-player, Multiplayer
Rating(s)	CERO: A
Media/distribution	Nintendo Optical Disc

Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Minna de Party 3 Daime (太鼓の達人Wii みんなでパーティ☆3代目！, Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Minna de Party Sandaime^?, lit. "Taiko Drum Master Wii: We Party and to the Third Generation) is a Taiko no Tatsujin game for Wii and the third installment of the Taiko no Tatsujin Wii series. It was released only in Japan on December 2, 2010.

1 Features
2 Party Games
3 Songs
4 References
5 Links
6 See Also

Features

The features are very similar to its predecessors, but with up to 4 players this time. One added feature called Dream Taiko Land (ドリームたいこランド, Dorimu Taiko Rando^?), which players can play up to 7 minigames.^[1]

Party Games

Wani Wani Panic (ワニワニパニック, Wani Wani Panikku^?) - based on the Namco arcade game Gator Panic of the same name.
Otogi Country Pumpkin Derby (おとぎ国のパンプキンダービー, Otogikoku no Panpukin Dābī^?) - Played by racing a pumpkin cart to the princess's castle.
Battle of the Bee (みつばち大作戦, Mitsubachi Daisakusen^?) - Played by getting the most honey and avoiding the bombs
Haunted House (ホーンテッドハウス, Hōnteddo Hausu^?) - Played while maintaining candle count.
Pirate Don-chan & Friends - The Search of the treasure (海賊どんちゃんと秘密の財宝, Kaizoku Don-chan to Himitsu no Zaihō^?) - Played while maintaining treasure count
Alien Attack (エイリアンアタック, Eirian Atakku^?) - Played by defeating alien enemies. The final enemy is the boss battle, if players beat, the game will then be clear.
Delivered Cake Tower to Heaven (天までとどけケーキタワー, Tenmade Todoke Kēki Tawā^?) - A game played while racing all the way to the top of a cake.

Songs

Category	Song	Artist	TV Show/Game
J-POP	Ring a Ding Dong	Kaela Kimura	NTT DoCoMo commercial
	Butterfly	Kaela Kimura
	VICTORY	EXILE
	Ponytail to Chouchou (ポニーテールとシュシュ, Ponītēru to Shushu^?, Ponytail and Scrunchie)	AKB48
	Kimi ga Iru (キミがいる^?, You Are)	Ikimonogakari
	Mata Kimi ni Koishiteru (また君に恋してる^?, I'm Loving You Again)	Fuyumi Sakamoto	Iichiko Hitazenkouji commercial
	Tamashii Revolution (タマシイレボリューション, Tamashii Reboryūshon^?, Soul Revolution)	Superfly	2010 FIFA World Cup NHK theme song
	Sobakasu (そばかす^?, Freckle)	Judy and Mary	Rurôni Kenshin Anime Opening
	Hero (ヒーロー, Hīrō^?)	Funky Monkey Babys	Zoom In!! 2009 Autumn Theme
Anime	One Day		One Piece
	Gake no Ue no Ponyo (崖の上のポニョ^?, Ponyo on the Cliff)		Ponyo
	Sanpo (さんぽ^?, Walk)		My Neighbor Totoro
	Sanpo (Ura) (さんぽ(裏)^?, Walk (Inside)^[2])		My Neighbor Totoro
	Mainichi Kaa-san (毎日かあさん^?, Everyday Mother)	Kumiko Mori
	Tensou Sentai Goseiger (天装戦隊ゴセイジャー, Tensō Sentai Goseijā^?)	NoB (Project.R)
	Alright! HeartCatch PreCure! (Alright！ハートキャッチプリキュア！, Ōraito! Hātokyatchi Purikyua!^?)	Aya Ikeda	HeartCatch PreCure!
	Saikō Everyday! (サイコー・エブリデイ！, Saikō Eburidei!^?, The Best Everyday!)	Fumie Akiyoshi	Pocket Monsters Diamond & Pearl
	GO-GO Tamagotchi! (GO-GOたまごっち！, Gō Gō Tamagotchi!^?)	Yuria Nara	Tamagotchi animated series
	Tōmei datta Sekai (透明だった世界^?, A Clear World)	Motohiro Hata	Naruto Shippuden
	"Kimi ga Shuyaku sa!" (君が主役さっ！^?, You're the Star!)
Classical	Symphony No. 7 (交響曲第７番から^?)	Beethoven
	March (行進曲「くるみ割り人形」から^?)	Tchaikovsky
	Fantasie Impromptu	Chopin
Video Game	Monster Hunter Medley		Monster Hunter
	Over Master		The Idolmaster SP
	New Super Mario Bros. Wii	Koji Kondo	New Super Mario Bros. Wii
	Namco Medley (ナムコットメドレー, Namuko Medore^?)	Namco	Pac-Man/Dig Dug/Mappy/Famista/Battle City/Galaga/Xevious/Valkyrie no Densetsu/Star Luster/Family Tennis/Family Jockey/Tower of Druaga/Sky Kid/Galaxian
Variety	ピラメキたいそう　太鼓でメタボをやっつけろ！の巻
Variety	Black★Rock Shooter (ブラック★ロックシューター^?)	Hatsune Miku
Namco Original	Popcorn★Parade (ポップコーン★パレード^?)	Narahashi Miki (Don-chan)	Theme song of this game
	Taiko Time (タイコタイム^?)		Taiko no Tatsujin 14
	mint tears		Taiko no Tatsujin 13
	Uchuu Samurai ((宇宙SAMURAI)^?)
	BE THE ACE
	Theremin Rhapsody (テルミン狂想曲)		The main theme song for the Haunted House minigame.
	Ikasama Pirates (イカサマパイレーツ)}		The main theme song for the Pirate Don-chan & Friends minigame.
	Hataraku 2000 (はたラク2000)		Taiko no Tatsujin 13&14
	Joubutsu 2000 (万戈イム一一ノ十)
	Gekkabijin (月下美人)
	Dream Tide -Yume no Chouryuu- (Dream Tide -夢の潮流-)
	SORA-III Heliopause (SORA-III ヘリオポース)		Taiko no Tatsukin 14
	Arumujika ac14.0V(アルムジカac14.0V)
	NECOLOGY

References

^ Wii 太鼓の達人Wii　みんなでパーティ☆3代目！- Games Animation Forum
^ Ura (裏) versions of the selected songs are extreme versions of these.

Links

Official site
The Taiko Masters (unofficial news source)

Taiko no Tatsujin

Franchise

Characters	Complete List

TV Series	Clay Anime

Arcade

Main series	Taiko no Tatsujin (2001) • 2 (2001) • 3 (2002) • 4 (2002) • 5 (2003) • 6 (2004) • 7 (2005) • 8 (2006) • 9 (2006) • 10 (2007) • 11 (2008) • 11 Asian Version (2008) • 12 (2008) • 12 Asian Version (2009) • 12 Extra Version (2009) • 13 (2009) • 14 (2010) 15 (2011)

Spin-offs	Medal no Tatsujin (2005) • Medal no Tatsujin 2 (2007)

Home console

PlayStation 2	TATAKON de DODON ga DON (2002) • DOKI! Shinkyoku Darake no Haru Matsuri (2002) • Appare Sandaime (2003) • Waku Waku Anime Matsuri (2003) • Atsumare! Matsuri da!! Yondaime (2004) • Taiko: Drum Master (2004) • GO! GO! Godaime (2004) • Tobikkiri! ANIME SPECIAL (2005) • Wai Wai Happy! Rokudaime (2005) • DON-KA! to Oomori Nanadaime (2006)

Wii	Taiko no Tatsujin Wii (2008) • Do Don to Nidaime (2009) • Minna de Party Sandaime (2010) • Kettei-Ban (2011)

Spin-offs	Ennichi no Tatsujin (2006)

Handheld Console

PlayStation Portable	Portable (2005) • Portable 2 (2006) • Portable DX (2011)

Nintendo DS	Touch de Dokodon (2007) • 7tsu no Shima no Daibouken (2008) • Dororon! Yokai Daikessen!! (2010)

iOS	Taiko no Tatsujin (2010) • Plus (2010)