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That's the thing, there basically are no jump physics. You move up at a constant speed, until you reach the highest point, where you then proceed to drop immediately, at the same constant speed. Usually you would slow down gradually towards the apex of the jump, and then increase in speed as you...

All jokes aside, the order shouldn't matter. They can't expect every player, especially western players to know how to write japanese characters. That's like expecting them to be familiar with misleading golf lingo on that one mission. As long as every line has been drawn and it's roughly in...

Ok so... even after the update it still feels unreliable. I'm not sure anymore if it's actually better...

I just checked and yes, I guess sometimes it IS too low. This is so weird! In all of my years of playing this game I've never had that happen to me!

Warioware is a pretty glitch-free series. I don't even remember any glitches.

That's actually really cute though... :shokorashucks:

Well, it was exactly what you'd expect from a Mario platformer. SML1 was wonky and WL1 was experimental, so less what you'd expect.

The part of Shake it that didn't age well are the motion controls. Even if I ignore my bias against motion controls of this type in general, I just can't go back after the buttery smooth gyro controls that games like Splatoon or Wario Ware Gold have. The Subwarine, the Unibuckets, the Rocket...

That's not actually full though. Have you listened to it? It only has 2 of the 4 variations. (2 out of 4 "seasons", if you will.) You're the second person to tell me this but thanks anyway! ^^

WL1 isn't as polished as the others. We've talked about the wonky programming before. But it's not as badly-aged as, say, Super Mario Land 1 for instance. So out of 1, VB, 2, 3, 4 and Shake, I'd have to say 1 aged worst. But again, that's not saying much since even the worst Wario Land is still...

You know what I mean. Besides, we never had that game. Only Japan did.

Can't we just have a Mario Paint 2 please? TT-TT

I know of the expression, but I don't hear many people using it. If they say "Holy-" anything, it's gonna be holy shit or holy fuck. :STongue3:

Germany :STongue3: But I hear all of my english on the internet, and that's not exactly a place where people stick to family friendly (or Nintendo friendly) expressions. :STongue:

Still haven't found anyone I can play the WW Gold multiplayer with... :C If only it had online multiplayer. :/

Ironically, I've heard more peaple say the latter than the former. :STongue3: But I don't doubt that holy cow is more likely.

Is it holy cow? Now I'm not sure anymore... :SHmm: It could be cow.... but... it also sounds like it could be god... :SHmm:

WarioWare Twisted contains a Radio broadcast of a baseball game that you can hear in Dribble & Spitz's stage as one of the 3 possible backgrouns songs. You can also hear it using the radio souvenir. But have you ever wondered what the guy is actually saying? (For some reason the first line is...

Is this how far we've come? That we can't even depict the most mundane things in the world without some people crying wolf? :S-_-: I really hope that isn't the case and they were just trying to be weird...

Even in this thread I've been trying to point out as many things I like about the game as I can think of. It's just that when you like something, all you can say is I like this. But when you don't like something, you can explain how you would've wanted it, what you'd have done differently...