《太鼓之達人Wii 超豪華版》（日文原名：太鼓の達人Wii 超ごうか版）是由Bandai Namco於2010年11月發行在Wii平台的節奏音樂遊戲，是《太鼓之達人》系列在Wii主機上的第四部作品。延續系列以傳統日式太鼓為核心的玩法，在樂曲數量、操作系統與收錄角色上進一步擴充與強化，成為Wii平台上最豐富的《太鼓之達人》版本之一。

沒有傳統RPG或劇情模式的敘事結構，而是以節奏打擊與音樂娛樂為主軸。但在主選單與遊戲過程中融入大量的角色對話、過場動畫與迷你劇情演出，透過與主角「和田咚」與「和田喵」等系列吉祥物的互動，逐步解鎖新功能與挑戰，增加遊戲世界的趣味性與豐富感。這些角色風格幽默可愛，深受兒童與家庭玩家喜愛，也逐漸建立起《太鼓之達人》特有的角色宇宙。

在操作方面，可選擇使用Wii遙控器模擬打鼓，或搭配專屬的太鼓外接控制器進行更真實的打擊操作。遊戲畫面中央會出現向右滑動的音符，需根據音符顏色與形狀，在正確時機敲擊「咚」（鼓面）與「咔」（鼓邊）兩種節奏點。除一般打擊模式外，還支援雙人合作與對戰模式，甚至有最多四人輪流挑戰的家庭派對玩法，提升了互動性與聚會娛樂價值。

最大亮點在於樂曲數量與風格的豐富性。收錄超過70首樂曲，橫跨J-POP、動漫歌曲、古典改編、遊戲原創曲與童謠等多種類型。其中包含當時極具人氣的《ONE PIECE》、《神奇寶貝》、《哆啦A夢》等動畫主題曲，以及來自《太鼓之達人》街機版的熱門原創曲，如〈Rotter Tarmination〉等節奏困難度極高的挑戰曲。除此之外，也加入任天堂Wii平台特色的特別合作曲與角色演出，例如《超級瑪利歐》、《Star Soldier》等客串元素，讓任天堂粉絲倍感親切。

在市場評價方面，獲得玩家與媒體一致好評。日本著名遊戲雜誌《Famitsu》給予本作32/40分，稱讚其曲庫豐富、遊玩性高，是全家大小都能享受的音樂節奏遊戲。許多玩家表示，無論是使用Wii遙控器還是專屬太鼓控制器，都能帶來不同程度的打擊樂趣。體感操作雖不如太鼓控制器準確，但對於輕度玩家或兒童來說更具可接近性，適合闔家娛樂。許多玩家也表示，豐富的原創角色動畫與解鎖要素讓單人遊玩也不乏挑戰感與收集樂趣。

整體而言，《太鼓之達人Wii 超豪華版》是Wii平台上最完整、最具代表性的《太鼓之達人》作品之一。不僅延續街機版的打擊快感與視覺風格，還充分利用Wii的體感特色與家庭取向，成功地將打擊音樂遊戲轉化為適合居家娛樂的熱門作品。對於喜歡音樂遊戲或尋求多人同樂體驗的玩家來說，絕對是不容錯過的Wii遊戲代表作。

Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Super Deluxe Edition (Japanese title: 太鼓の達人Wii 超ごうか版) is a rhythm-based music game released by Bandai Namco for the Wii on November 2010. As the fourth installment of the Taiko no Tatsujin series on the Wii, this entry builds upon the franchise’s signature Japanese taiko drumming gameplay with enhanced features, a larger song library, and expanded character content, making it one of the most comprehensive titles in the series for the platform.

Unlike traditional games that follow a story or RPG structure, Super Deluxe Edition focuses squarely on rhythm-based music entertainment. However, it incorporates numerous animated cutscenes, character dialogues, and mini-stories throughout the main menu and gameplay segments. These charming narrative snippets feature series mascots such as Don-chan (Wada Don) and Kat-chan (Wada Katsu), adding personality and liveliness to the game while unlocking new challenges and features. The humor and cuteness of these characters make the game particularly appealing to children and families, helping to establish the unique character universe of Taiko no Tatsujin.

In terms of gameplay, players can either use the Wii Remote to simulate drum hits or utilize the dedicated Taiko drum controller for a more authentic drumming experience. Notes scroll horizontally across the screen, and players must strike either the drum face (“Don”) or the drum rim (“Katsu”) in sync with the color-coded and shaped notes. In addition to standard rhythm mode, the game supports two-player cooperative or versus modes, as well as a party mode for up to four players taking turns—boosting the game’s social and entertainment value, especially for gatherings.

A major highlight of this edition is its rich and diverse track list, featuring over 70 songs across multiple genres, including J-POP, anime themes, classical remixes, original game tracks, and Perfume’s songs. Popular anime themes such as those from One Piece, Pokémon, and The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya are included, alongside fan-favorite original songs from the arcade versions like “Rotter Tarmination”known for their intense difficulty. The game also features Nintendo-themed collaborations, with special guest songs and character appearances from franchises like Super Mario and Star Soldier, adding an extra layer of charm for Nintendo fans.

The game received strong positive reception from both players and media. Japan’s leading gaming magazine Famitsu gave it a score of 32 out of 40, praising its expansive song library and high replayability, calling it a rhythm game that the whole family can enjoy. Players noted that both the Wii Remote and the drum controller offered unique fun—while the motion controls may lack the precision of the drum accessory, they remain more accessible for younger or casual players, making it a friendly choice for all age groups. The inclusion of original animations and unlockable content also provided plenty of incentive for solo play, offering a sense of progression and collection.

In summary, Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Super Deluxe Edition stands as one of the most complete and iconic rhythm games on the Wii. It successfully captures the energy and style of the arcade originals while tailoring its gameplay to the Wii’s motion-control capabilities and family-oriented design. For fans of music games or players seeking a fun multiplayer experience, this title represents one of the must-have rhythm games on the Wii platform.