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Ah, thanks very much for the info! Yeah, I'm not a fan of too much reverb. It's like too much bloom. I just can't stand it. There's a time and place for it. But in a game that originally had no reverb, I don't wanna hear it. I like my sound sharp, not washed out. But again, it depends on what...

If this is what it means to be progressive, having to seperate my shissts, then I'd rather be conservative. #UniShisstBathrooms

Yeah, I don't hate this boss stage, it just baffles me. :STongue: Like... what where they thinking? Why would they make it so needlessly complicated when the original worked so well? Why confuse people like this, when WarioWare is all about making things simple and intuitive? If they HAVE to...

Ok. :sgrin: Here's what I wrote in a Youtube comment about the situation. :S;P: Less the lore part and more the game design part.

Why the heck did they change "Toilet training" to be about sorting people who need to piss and shit instead of guys and gals? SXD In what universe are there seperate bathrooms for piss and shit? This raises so many questions! SXD Do they like... only have urinals in the piss bathroom and only...

Ok, so I've gone through them all and a few things stood out to me: For one, there were a few songs that I don't recall ever hearing anywhere in the game. Maybe they're unused? Number 1 seems to be for a microgame. Number 2 is an extended version of the bug net microgame. Maybe intended for an...

Oh my god it works! Thank you!!! :sgrin: I'm gonna compile a list of all my favourite sound effects and convert them all into wav files. Btw, is there a way to reduce the massive amount of reverb when playing and converting these?

Wario has gotten very pale over the years. He should get some sun. :Scoolgrin:

I thought this was provided by an official employee (Ko, I think?) Did they not get permission to show this?

Did you get the soundfont to work? If so, how? What am I doing wrong? °_°

In the case of Wario Deluxe's stage, the time has to run out, cuz the microgames are synched with the music.

Part of it is just the nostalgia. That feeling of "hey, it's THAT thing! I love that!" Which also works for more modern things. Doesn't have to be old or classic. It can just be beloved in other ways too. Like, if they had a microgame about Breath of the Wild, it would be just as cool as the...

Actually, that's something I really love about this game that I've been wanting to bring up. Often when multiple microgames use the same song, instead of just copying it, they make 2 renditions of it. So one can be more faithful to the original and one more remixed. I love that. Best of both...

I'm a bit disappointed that they are only 3DS's. The original microgame had an original DS, a Gameboy Advance, and an SP. Very different looking systems. But the new one only has different 3DS models... (instead of pressing a specific button you have to find the touch pen...) It feels like they...

Did you know? In the microgame from Twisted called Manual Labor... If you get three of the same type of creature in a row, you get a "Combo!" text on screen and it plays a little jingle. They did not put that in in the remake. Sometimes I feel like I know more about these games than the developers.

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Is there an end to this after beating them all again when you have 200? I don't feel like playing more right now.

I also had an idea like that. Even just a mode where you can choose every single microgame that goes into the mix. Like, you go through the index and mark all your favourite games. Or all games with a specific theme. Or whatever you want. Or just the option to play the skyscraper modes with...

Some songs are unfortunately even shorter than they were supposed to be. For example, the song for "Cutting it Close" had an 8-second version in Twisted (for the Watch stage), but loops after only 4 seconds in WW Gold. This is so frustrating! How did they mess that up!? :Sheadsmack: It sounds so...

I sometimes feel like that's why Geno is so popular. In the game he's just a posessed doll with some neat moves. But to the internet he's the second coming of videogame Jesus Christ.