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Veteran DK Viner, here! DK Vine may have a certain reputation as an old stinkhole where jaded Donkey Kong fans go to bitch & moan, but, as is typical of the hyperbole of the internet, that's a poor generalization of what is actually a very warm and good-humored community. To me, personally, DK...

Great post, Mr. "Virtual Boy Apologist"! I used to be the self-proclaimed champion of the Virtual Boy / VB Wario Land 'round these parts, so it's great to see somebody else who shares my views. Virtual Boy Wario Land is an utterly spectacular game in just about every respect, but I've always...

I always interpreted the Cellar chapter's setting as an old, abandoned network of underground mineshafts rather than Wario's "basement". The train/subway network is probably just another remnant of the old mining complex. Even if the whole shebang actually is Wario's property (which seems a...

Well, blast... There's my first negative rating. Why did you rate one of my old posts "boring"? Did you just mis-click?

Great to see you back in action again, Cannoli! I reckon we could always use a few more defendants of "Master of Disguise" 'round these parts... I look forward to your postings in the future.

An intrepid idea, but I doubt a few sidebar ads would have much of an impact on the game's sales figures. Let's be realistic; this is WarioWare, one of the most niche core franchises of Nintendo's modern repertoire. By virtue of that fact, Gold's audience is already decidedly small, but take...

Ah... I haven't been feeling this game at all over the past three months, but I'll be damned if that trailer didn't get me on board. Now that we've seen some more of the artwork, it's actually begun to grow on me, slightly. And how about Wario doing some good old-fashioned treasure hunting? What...

It gets better. By the way, Metal, did you receive an alert when MonaWare posted that @mention? I didn't get anything. Odd.

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You mean Wario's cackles and grunts during the big showdown? You can thank Kazumi Totaka for that. He was a sound design wizard. Really, everything about that battle was prestigious in terms of presentation -- the dynamic music, chasing Wario deeper into the castle, his different power-ups...

I remember hearing that somewhere a while back. Hopefully he's still planning on giving it a look. Also, in addition to that Wario Land 3 interview, there's a really nice one for Super Mario Land 2 as well (properly translated by Mr. shmuplations this time). They talk much more about the game...

This has most likely been posted a few times around these forums already, but: A rare surviving interview with R&D1 can still be found on Nintendo's JP website. It focuses on Wario Land 3, which appears to have just completed production at the time of the interview. There don't appear to be any...