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Electroplankton is a Nintendo DS music game developed by indieszero and published by Nintendo. It was created by Toshio Iwai.
The individual instruments were later released separately for DSiWare, making this game the main part of an Electroplankton series.
Gameplay
Players interact with various plankton in the Performance and Audience modes to create tunes and music. There are a variety of different instruments within the game for different gameplay elements too. In one of these modes there is support for the Nintendo DS Microphone.[1][2]
