《太鼓之達人Wii 大家同樂第3代》（日文原名：太鼓の達人Wii みんなでパーティ☆3代目）是由萬代南夢宮（Bandai Namco）開發並於2010年12月2日發售的Wii音樂節奏遊戲，為太鼓之達人系列在Wii平台上的第三部家用機作品。延續系列一貫的輕鬆歡樂風格，並特別強調「多人同樂」的概念，設計上更偏向家庭與聚會導向，為各個年齡層的玩家提供更豐富的遊玩內容。

與前幾代相同，透過Wii遙控器模擬打擊太鼓的操作，配合畫面中由右向左移動的音符節奏進行演奏。支援太鼓控制器（TaTaCon）與Wii遙控器兩種方式，依照喜好選擇更真實或更簡便的方式進行遊戲。基本操作包括打鼓面（DON）、打鼓邊（KA），以及長音與連打，節奏準確度會影響分數與表現等級。此外，還加入支援多人同時遊玩的派對模式與合作玩法，讓家人或朋友可以一同挑戰歌曲、互相配合或競爭分數，強化互動性與趣味性。

收錄71個歌曲，包含J-POP、動畫歌曲、童謠、遊戲音樂與太鼓原創曲等超過70首以上的樂曲，涵蓋各類型風格，適合不同年齡與音樂喜好玩家。其中不乏當時熱門的J-POP金曲以及當季人氣動畫如《ONE PIECE》《口袋妖怪》等主題曲，也加入多首來自《太鼓之達人》街機版的經典原創曲，讓老玩家也能重溫熟悉旋律。

本作的一大特色是新增多項迷你遊戲與角色互動模式，像是與系列吉祥物「和田咚（Don-chan）」互動，或者進行節奏小遊戲、挑戰任務，讓玩法不再只是單純打歌，而是延伸出更多豐富內容。可透過遊戲累積成就與點數解鎖新角色造型、裝飾或隱藏曲目，增加重玩價值與蒐集樂趣。

在市場表現方面，延續系列的高人氣，在日本本土發售初期即登上銷售排行榜前段，獲得家庭玩家與太鼓系列愛好者的熱烈支持。《Fami通》給予該作31/40的評價，指出其曲目豐富、操作簡單上手，特別適合作為家庭聚會用的輕鬆音樂遊戲。不過也有評論認為，對進階玩家而言，難度曲線略顯保守，歌曲選擇以大眾向為主，較缺乏挑戰性的高難度譜面。

綜觀而言，《太鼓之達人Wii 大家同樂第3代》是集音樂、節奏、互動與派對娛樂於一身的節奏遊戲代表作。憑藉其簡單易懂的操作方式、親切可愛的視覺風格與充滿活力的曲目選擇，成功在Wii平台上打造出適合全年齡層的音樂遊戲體驗。無論是單人挑戰還是多人共玩，都提供無數歡笑與節奏快感，是Wii音樂遊戲中不可或缺的經典之一。

Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Everyone Party ★ 3rd Generation (Japanese title: 太鼓の達人Wii みんなでパーティ☆3代目) is a music rhythm game developed by Bandai Namco and released on December 2, 2010, for the Nintendo Wii. It is the third home console installment of the Taiko no Tatsujin series on the Wii platform. Staying true to the franchise's lighthearted and joyful style, this entry places a strong emphasis on "playing together," with gameplay tailored toward families and group settings, making it accessible to players of all ages.

As with previous titles, players use the Wii Remote to simulate taiko drumming, hitting notes that scroll from right to left on screen in time with the rhythm. The game supports both the Taiko Drum Controller (TaTaCon) and standard Wii Remote, allowing players to choose between a more authentic or more convenient playstyle. Basic inputs include hitting the drum face ("Don"), hitting the drum rim ("Ka"), as well as holding notes and rapid rolls. Timing accuracy affects scores and performance rankings. This installment also introduces multiplayer party and co-op modes, encouraging friends and families to collaborate or compete for high scores, enhancing interactivity and enjoyment.

The song list is extensive, featuring over 70 tracks that span J-POP, anime songs, children's tunes, video game music, and original Taiko compositions. The selection caters to a wide range of musical tastes and age groups, including popular J-POP hits of the time and current anime themes from series such as One Piece and Pokémon. Many iconic tracks from the arcade versions of Taiko no Tatsujin also make an appearance, offering nostalgic value for longtime fans.

A standout feature of this game is the inclusion of numerous mini-games and character interaction modes. Players can interact with the series mascot Don-chan, participate in rhythm-based challenges, or complete missions, expanding gameplay beyond just song performances. Achievements and points earned in-game can be used to unlock new character costumes, decorations, and hidden songs, adding replay value and collectible appeal.

In terms of market performance, the game continued the series’ strong popularity, quickly climbing the sales charts in Japan upon release. It was warmly received by families and fans of the Taiko series. Japanese magazine Famitsu gave it a score of 31/40, praising its rich song variety and easy-to-learn controls—making it especially suitable as a casual, party-friendly music game. However, some critics noted that for advanced players, the difficulty curve felt somewhat conservative, with a song list geared more toward mainstream tastes and fewer challenging high-difficulty charts.

Overall, Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Everyone Party ★ 3rd Generation is a quintessential rhythm game that blends music, fun, interactivity, and party entertainment. With intuitive controls, charming visuals, and an energetic song lineup, it successfully delivers a music game experience on Wii that’s enjoyable for all ages. Whether played solo or with others, it brings a wealth of joy and rhythm, securing its place as one of the must-have classics in the Wii’s rhythm game library.