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Borderlands, and I wouldn't say I just lost interest in them, because I don't know how I stomached any of them to begin with. I guess that's what playing the games your old friend likes will do to you, but looking back those games are really not...

You actually sum up my thoughts on the game pretty well. I'd only add please Nintendo make us fight original and creative bosses. How does this game have only have 2 bosses?

Happy 32nd anniversary to the first Wario Land.

That's a fair comparison that might explain this phenomenon actually. Maybe people project Risky onto Syrup somewhat, and therefore draw her with a sword, the one thing she lacks on the surface in comparison.

A lot of my favorites are from II and 3 (to nobody's surprise), but if I had to pick just one, I find myself coming back to 3's Tidal Coast/Sea Turtle Rocks/Beneath the Waves the most.

Wario's atoms are like magnets for each other; he is unable to directly control them but they are powerful enough to seek each other out upon breaking up, connecting and contorting to form the ultimate lifeform... Wario.

Well I could continue to talk about the Layton games I've been playing... but after clearing the first prequel and starting the next, I think I've run my full course on what there is to talk about with them. Instead, how about I break away from...

I'm not well versed in the Mario sports games, but I'm not super confident there's gonna be a lot of Wario fanservice. The WL3 remixes felt more like they originally pulled what was relevant for Wario at the time of Tennis 64's release (both...

https://www.smbxgame.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=408902#p408902 Given that the libraries they list are recreations of Wario's moveset in games like Wario Land 4, I suspect we'll get a fair few Wario Land fan games out of this, even if they're on...

Wow, might be time to give SMBX a reinstall for such an event... though I'm not particularly in love with the moveset the built-in Wario has. I like the idea of a shopkeeper to spend coins at, but it feels wrong for him to use Mario's power-ups...

It is such a laid back and for lack of a better word, cozy game. Wario's immortality not only makes most regular platforming challenges nonexistent, but also implies that he is in no rush to get all five of the music boxes, and that laissez faire...

Anyone else find WL3 insanely therapeutic? :musicbox:

I think he's hysterical because he's the endpoint of a 17-years old Mariowiki injoke

Some neat artwork of the Mario Land villains:

Personally, I've been Linux user for quite sometimes, only using Windows when I really need it. I've been on Kubuntu and and don't see myself changing, I love the KDE interface plus it's really easy to use.