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Or other Nintendo related attractions worldwide? I've not been myself, though I do definitely feel like it's somewhere I want to go at some point, especially if other Nintendo franchises get areas and attractions there.

Maybe I'm just old fashioned or something, but walkthrough videos just never worked for me as a concept. They were a useful concept on occasion, but I find it hard to sit through someone taking their sweet time with a game and constantly talking about everything in the most over the top way...

What are some of the level themes you find most interesting in this series? Personally, I'm quite a fan of the Ruby Passage and Sapphire Passage levels in Wario Land 4 thematically. You don't usually see an ice level set in a cold storage facility, or a level set in a landfill, or a platformer...

Seems Goro Abe has left Nintendo now: So, how will this affect the series going forward? I wish him a great retirement either way!

Random thought I know, but do you share any characteristics with him? Like being overly greedy, enjoying garlic a bit too much, etc?

Saw this on Reddit, and thought this could be interesting for the folks here too: Always neat to see another microgame focused title in a genre that doesn't usually get them.

Just saw this message elsewhere and thought it was kinda interesting: So, what do you think? Could that be an interesting premise for a WarioWare game?

You know, I don't think we have a topic like this yet. We've got one for Wario Land related art and WarioWare related art, but nothing for general art related to Wario as a whole, or his appearances in spinoff games like Mario Kart, Mario Party, etc. So, let's get this started shall we? First...

Presumably, in a spinoff from Wario Land or WarioWare in the same way Wario Land was a Mario spinoff. Who could headline their own game or series here? Personally Waluigi seems like a sure fire bet, though that's probably because Psycho Waluigi and Waluigi's Taco Stand show the potential there...

Saw this on Reddit, so I thought I'd ask here too. Basically, let's assume the next Wario Land game has multiple playable characters, like Super Mario 3D World or Super Mario Bros Wonder. Which characters do you think would make sense as playable ones alongside Wario himself? Would Waluigi...

It's been a big deal recently, with some great reviews and a lot of hype online. Not my kind of game though. Life simulation titles just don't suit me, sorry.

As in, one that isn't a microgame collection, but a different genre or setup entirely? I know Game & Wario tried some new things, but that game was deeply flawed in many ways, with many of those mini games being mediocre at best and downright terrible at worst. How could the series potentially...

It's really early days right now, but this seems like it could be pretty cool if/when it gets finished: What do you think? Would you play a multiplayer version of this game?

Watched this guy for a while, and I agree with most of his thoughts on Nintendo, this one included. Definitely want to see Wario Land return soon!

Just him shoulder bashing, ground pounding and smashing the ever living hell out of everything in sight.

Saw a post on Reddit about characters that are innocent yet hated by the fanbase, and had to agree with a comment that no one's really hated in this series. Every character has a solid fanbase, and no one's really got a hatedom of any real size. We don't have any characters anyone would count as...

I'm torn on this matter, since the series does both setups well. On the one hand, it's got a fairly long tradition of having 'surprise' antagonists you only learn about near the end of the game. These include: Captain Syrup in the original game (well, her gender anyway) The Demon Head in VB...

As in one, that's not a Partner Showcase, Indie World, etc? There are rumours of one, with the possibility of a 3D Mario game getting announced in it: https://mynintendonews.com/2026/02/10/rumour-nintendo-direct-apparently-in-third-week-of-february-with-3d-mario/ And it feels like it would...

Especially with wikis, websites, the idea of 'canon', etc? Because growing up in the olden days of the internet, it felt everyone was a lot less formal than they are now. Fan sites would include information, but they'd also be willing to make a joke here and there and make inferences where...

In the older WarioWare games like Twisted and Touched? Because to me, it feels like the quality and quantity of these things has gone down a lot over time. WarioWare: Gold's got some neat mini games and stuff, but the majority are things like collectable cards and telephone codes. Get It...