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Unfortunately not. I have very little interest in Warioware, and that's all the series is anymore (Get it Together is the only one I've been able to get into at all, since it actually has playable characters, but that still pales in comparison to my interest in platformers, which exceeds my...

Yeah I'd say Mario Paint is 100% guaranteed, that's like the default SNES mouse game. Actually I just looked it up and I'm surprised to see that quite a few games supported the SNES mouse. For some reason I thought there were barely any. Not sure how many of these are any good though...but...

The Wii/DS era was the peak of when Nintendo was actively catering to casual gamers with tons of mini-game collections. Makes sense that WarioWare would do exceptionally well on those systems since that was their peak environment.

I'd prefer a Get It Together direct sequel, on account of the fact that it's the only WarioWare game I could ever actually get into. Games without a playable character just don't appeal to me. The way Get it Together did it is far more engaging to me.

Since the Nintendo Switch 2 is going to have mouse functionality built into its Joy-Cons, it seems like now would be the perfect time to bring back one of the most unfairly neglected Nintendo games of all time. Mario & Wario, despite being 100% in English already...was never released outside of...

Yeah I feel like it would be better than just having Bowser as the main villain every time. Like you don't see Despicable Me or Shrek or Kung Fu Panda or Toy Story or any other successful animated film franchises reusing main villains. Even Sonic 2 had Knuckles teaming up with Robotnik so it had...

He should be set up as the villain of the third movie, having taken over the Mushroom Kingdom while Mario and Peach are away dealing with a problem in Sarasaland in the second one (preferably Tatanga).

I guess the appeal of them being brothers really hinges on what their backstory is supposed to be, which Nintendo has sadly never provided. Like, if they are just random wannabes who copied Mario and Luigi's style, then it works best if they are unrelated. On the other hand, if they are...

Get It Together was the first WarioWare game I was really able to get into, adding playable characters made it click so much more for me. I'm disappointed that the playable characters seem to have been a one-off and didn't continue into the next WarioWare game. I just can't get nearly as...

Thinking more about it, I think the main situation where I'd be cool with the idea of Wapeach and Wadaisy is if it was tied into giving Wario and Waluigi a proper origin. Like maybe you could have the Mario bros travel to an alternate dimension populated by corrupted versions of everyone. Wario...

It's interesting to see the huge disparity between million sellers and the non-million sellers. Goes to show how important it is for a Wario game to have a good hook that really grabs people. I guess Wario's the kind of character that people can get on board with or ditch at the drop of a hat.

Mainly I'd just love a few crossover characters that are connected to Wario. Waluigi, Captain Syrup, and Wanda would be my top picks. Also Bomberman would be a cool reference.

Wario is my 100% mainstay (the shoulder barge's return to glory on the Switch after dying on the Wii U is one of the world's greatest comeback stories), and I mostly use Young Cricket (because I'm a sucker for platforming), Ashley (always had a soft spot for the character...plus easy to use...

Finally got the chance to play through this game. Really addicting so far. I hope they keep the playable character aspect going forward, it really is so cool to be able to actively use these characters in the microgames. Though they should work on making all of the characters feel useful, as...

Unfortunately I don't think it's very likely any modern Wario game will ever capture that "edge", even if we got another Wario Land. Nintendo's sorta been softening all the rough edges of all it's Mario related stuff ever since the Wii era. (Although, who knows, in a universe where Chris Pratt...

I was never particularly enthused by the idea, but then I saw this pic on Facebook and now I'm thinking it could actually be pretty fun, if they did it right: What do you all think?

Here's some gameplay footage from the Treehouse Live segment:

If that's true, then thank goodness for the Switch Lite. I'd be way less interested in this game if it was based around using motion controls with the detached joy-cons.

Seeing that puts a tear in my eye. First we got it back in Smash, now we have it in WarioWare. At least some part of Wario Land lives on. You know, it's funny how both WarioWare and Mario Golf suddenly decided to give us active control of the characters (both of which include Wario....though...

Looks freakin' awesome! Not as hype as a Wario Land game, for me, but I'm still totally jazzed to actually get to control Wario and his supporting cast inside the microgames. Oh yeah!!!