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What we need is Waluigi Land! Waluigi deserves his own game! The Story Once upon a time Waluigi was in his front yard checking his mail, as he did every day even though no one ever sent him any mail, not even bill collectors. Why does everyone ignore poor Waluigi? Except today, for the first...

Talking about this game in another thread made me want to play it again, since it's been ages since I last did so and I never got around to beating it back then (what with the DS not playing GB games and me losing my SP somehow). So yesterday I decided to get it off the eshop and play through...

Little Mac is very similar to how a legitimate "Wario Land"-based Wario should play, now that you mention it. A very sturdy, hard-hitting character with poor jumping ability, who is best used on the ground. But honestly, I'm not complaining so much about his play style as a whole because it is...

Oh I hope so. And at least we know that if they DO release Virtual Boy games on Virtual Console, VB Wario Land is the definitive game for them to release (although knowing Nintendo...we might spend a year or two with just Mario Clash and Virtual Fishing before we finally see the main VB game...

True, Kirby's got like eleven platformers now, but Wario's eight is nothing to sneeze at either (and it's more than Kirby had by the time Melee came out, at which point Kirby was a Smash Bros veteran with multiple moves from his platformers, one of which being the development-intensive inhale).

Well I don't think anyone's really referring to art style, but more to the overall themes of the characters.

I actually use Wario more now, because overall he feels and plays a lot better than in Brawl (and it's really nice that it now saves which alt costume you used last, so I don't need to manually select Wario's classic outfit every time now). But as a matter of principle it just angers me that...

Well, sure. But I don't think they were actually designed for other franchises, they were just created to be as diverse a cast as possible because it fits thematically with the nature of WarioWare's gameplay, which itself is like a bunch of random game franchises ground up in a blender together.

When Wario joins the battle, would Alfonso be in charge of captaining the ship?

Wario probably doesn't see much value in "art" or "creative expression" in and of themselves, but he's shown himself quite capable of creative thinking when it comes to things he actually cares about (chiefly, making money). It's odd you cited the Wario Land 4 manual, because Wario's diary...

Ugh I just hate the way Wario's giant backhand fist looks. It's just adding insult to injury by being so unsightly. What was wrong with the shoulder charge?!

Have a rotten day, HaveARottenDay! I mean that in good way.

Wahahaha! Yeah, I'd love that.

Well I wouldn't want an Ashley spinoff to just reuse all of Wario's supporting cast. I think Mona could have a significant cameo role, but I wouldn't overdo it with the others (especially since guys like Dr. Crygor and Orbulon are really science-fictiony, which clashes with Ashley's supernatural...

Personally I would love it if Ashley got her own spinoff adventure game. And then Red could go on to get HIS own spinoff game. And then Red's pet goldfish could go on to appear in yet ANOTHER spinoff game. Then this site could change its focus to covering "The Wario Universe", and not just Wario...

As Grammy Waluigi always used to say, "Better to have it and not need it, then to need it and not have it." Also "Why have you never amounted into anything, you useless boy?!" and "Where's my goddamn Metamucil!? My colon's packed tighter than your Grandpappy's tobaccy pipe!"

Keep in mind that Sakurai's Ashley would probably end up looking something like this: I mean you might prefer it that way, but I'm just saying.

Oh yeah, I would love this idea. And I love the idea of Wayforward taking over the Wario Land series even more.

Well the weird thing about Wario's play-style in Smash is that he's a rather fast character with great aerial mobility. While this is completely counter to Wario's bulky, muscular build and established fighting style, it does make for a very fun character to play as when combined with his very...

A Shake It stage would be the best, in my opinion, assuming it used the same art-style. That game was simply beautiful.