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Well, yeah. Even if we don't agree on every minute issue, we have to be able to discuss those differences maturely and civilly. As I said, in my view, things like social justice/feminism/etc. are worthy causes that I'm proud to identify with. But I definitely agree that there are unpleasant...

Oh, I agree that long and good aren't synonymous. Its length isn't even my main complaint. The thing I missed most was finding hidden treasures in the levels themselves, something of a Wario series staple. Again, though, Wario Land 4 ranks pretty high up there for me. It's not at the top of my...

Actually, in the description of each of his submissions, he has a download link to another site where you can download the mp3 directly.

Oh man, I love this guy's work. I was so thrilled when he remixed the level 2 theme from Virtual Boy Wario Land of all games. Here's his deviantART if you want to find some of the songs (and his artwork) individually: http://jamesmantheregenold.deviantart.com

Eh, I mean... I actually am a social justice advocate, and frequently post about issues of racial/gender/sexuality/etc. inequality, because I do find those to be important issues that affect real people. But I like to think that I do it without shouting people down or being an extremist about...

Ah, Sonic, a once-great series that unfortunately lost its way over the years. I can say that I truly loved the Genesis games, and even got a lot of fun out the Adventure titles, but almost everything from Heroes onward was a massive decline in quality. It's a shame, because this series still...

I absolutely adore the Virtual Boy Wario Land soundtrack, and loved the theme for level 2 in particular. It's got such a classic Wario vibe to it, and really gets you in the mood to go treasure-hunting, doesn't it? Bonus: This fan-made remix is also pretty great...

Ooh, that's really cool! It feels great to see the old place again. It's even more egotistical-looking than ever with Wario's giant mug adorning the place. I'm going to say it still exists; Wario seems like the type to own more than one home.

Syrup, Cannoli, Carpaccio, and the Shake King are motivated by stealing to gain wealth. In that respect, they're really just about as evil as Wario himself is. I dunno what Demon Head's (referred to as Awazon Genie here) deal was. He was just VBWL's final boss and had little story explanation...

Wario Land 4 is excellent, don't get me wrong. But as others have said, it's a bit on the short side. Another issue I have with the game is the lack of treasure-hunting in the traditional sense. Money exists to buy boss items, and treasure is only collected by beating the bosses quickly. In...

Wario's Castle. The majesty. The vast hoards of wealth. The disconcertingly breakable walls and flooded basements. It's an iconic Wario location, one that's been with us since the ending of the original Wario Land. The castle's shown up in subsequent games, such as Wario's Woods, Wario Land II...

While not a Wario Land game proper, I still think Master of Disguise is a very fun - if sometimes flawed - game. It's still really satisfying to bash through enemies and collect tons of treasure, and I do like how chatty Wario is in this game. He's got some really funny dialogue with Cannoli...

Since I didn't see a topic about these, how about a thread for Wario-inspired Mario Maker levels? I'll start with a few of my own, to kick things off! Syrup Castle - A remake of Course 40 from the original Wario Land B9A1-0000-0058-5F1A Wario Blast: Featuring Lakitu - A level inspired by...

Hey, all! I'm new around these parts, and am super enthused to find a community of likeminded Wario fans! So to start off, I'll tell you a little about me: My name's Chris, I work as a teacher, and I really enjoy playing video games in my spare time. I've loved the Wario games (and more...