Doremikko
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is a music video game developed by Konami, and published for the Family Computer Disk System in 19871. The game's title comes from the first three solfège syllables, do, re, and mi. Konami bundled DoReMikko with a 36-key musical keyboard input device for playing and composing music. DoReMikko was one of the first video games designed for use with a musical instrument peripheral. Contemporary game releases, including the Famicom titles (1987) and (1987), took all input from standard gamepads. Konami went on to create a "Game Machine Division" devoted to music video games with input devices patterned after musical instruments, or involving dance-like movement. The Game Machine Division published its first title, Beatmania, in 19971.
is a music video game developed by Konami, and published for the Family Computer Disk System in 1987. The game's title comes from the first three solfège syllables, do, re, and mi. Konami bundled DoReMikko with a 36-key musical keyboard input device for playing and composing music. DoReMikko was one of the first video games designed for use with a musical instrument peripheral. Contemporary game releases, including the Famicom titles (1987) and (1987), took all input from standard gamepads. Konami went on to create a "Game Machine Division" devoted to music video games with input devices patterned after musical instruments, or involving dance-like movement. The Game Machine Division published its first title, Beatmania, in 1997.
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