So about the Wario Watch stages in Twisted?

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Now I think we can all agree that Warioware twisted is a very unique game in the franchise for a variety of reasons, from it's unique gyro sensor, to having the other characters besides Wario in mircogames (I don't recall other Warioware games having that.) to having the fronks invade the game every now and then, to just the little things, however there's one thing I noticed nobody talks about and I have no idea why, and that's this stage.

The Wario Watch stage from Twisted is probably one of the most unique things from Twisted.
In that it's never reappeared in the series again and that it's only used this one time.
How does it work, you might ask yourselves, if you never played or seen Twisted.

Well here's the gist of it.
Basically there's a timer that's constantly ticking down and you have to beat mircogames very quickly to add to the timer and how much time you add to the clock depends on how quick you complete the mircogame, now it sounds pretty simple at first, but it's actually very intense and adds a whole new level of challenge to the already challenging mircogames.

So why haven't we seen it again?
Seriously this stage is a lot of fun, and it manages to add a whole new level of challenge to the mircogames as we know them and it's a very fun level of challenge on top of that, if anything this should have been a staple in the series IMO, but alas Nintendo never did anything like this again.

So what are your thoughts on this stage and the concept?
Did you have fun with it and do you want to see it in the games again?
Or do you think it should be left behind and leave it as just a one time thing?
And should we get more stuff like this in future games? Basically modes that end up twisting the classic mircogame forumla and adds a little something more to them?

Tell me what you think and comment away!
 
Ah yes i would love to see the watch stages again. They do provide a new challenge that fits with WarioWare. But Budha forbid they bring back the game where you gotta light that match, i always lose atleast a whole second and it makes me super salty.
 
Gamer and the Wario Watch are genius ways to impliment Microgames. I hope the next WarioWare has a unique mode like this for every character.

Mega Party Game$ had a similar idea but only for multiplayer.
 
I'm surprised there has never been an equivealent of these kind of stages in later games, I'd certainly appreciate it, though I'd want it to be the handled the same way as it was in Twisted, because as interesting as the idea of every character having their own gimmick is, I'd rather just have a normal WarioWare with no ifs or buts about it, considering that Smooth Moves 10 years ago was the last time we got such a thing, unless they are optional additional modes for every stage of course, in that case go nuts with it.
 
Yes, I love it. I'm just a bit disappointed that it only has one batch of microgames, even though a lot of the other microgames would've worked just as well with that type of gameplay.
There should've been another differently-colored version of the stage with microgames from other stages mixed in.
 
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