Saw someone... morally questionable behaviour by certain members of the Wario fandom elsewhere. Anyone that does illegal stuff like that will be banned from these forums.
Good grief seeing posts about Super Mario Land 1 and 2 online makes me cringe. Saw someone legitimately say the former was a 'failure', and others act like it sold worse than Super Mario Galaxy.
As someone who loves both games, statistically speaking, both Mario Land 1 and 2 outsold either Galaxy game.
God YouTube is so dull nowadays. Once in a blue moon I'll get some amazing project or documentary suggested, but usually it's just... nothingness. The same generic formula following slop found everywhere else online now
God the internet is so boring nowadays. I go on social media and it's just so... samey. How are people this repetitive? How do they enjoy this content?
My advice to anyone who wants to get their account approved more quickly is to either have your name based on a famous fictional character (like a Wario series one), or set a unique avatar.
If there's one thing I've learnt over the last few years, it's that pretty much everyone responsible for running a large website is the worst possible person to run such a large site.
Social media is obvious here (*looks at Musk, Zuckerberg, etc), but wikis, forums, subreddits, etc seem like great examples too.
If I ever make a decent living again, I'm setting up replacements for a lot of websites.
Note: This article is seriously dated now, I set up Wario Forums since writing it. Join that community if you want to be a part of the number 1 Wario community! Usually, any remotely well known media…
Gonna be blunt, I've always found it kinda weird how many people seem so obsessed about getting credited for things ripped from games. Like, you didn't make it. Shouldn't the original company or developer get the credit instead?
If anyone wants to use anything I ripped from Wario Land 4 in their own projects, or any footage I recorded for YouTube, you don't need to ask or give credit.