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Yeah true. I completely forgot about the bosses. They are for the most part amazing. I especially love the final boss (wish it had a bit more music though).

Eh, I don't know. Even the level themes are pretty uninspired for the most part. I don't remember any stage that had the creativity of something like The Big Board for instance. It was mostly Jungles and Ruins. Only level I distinctly remember was Glitter Town.

Yeah, Shake It definitely felt like a step backwards. The other games were all being more creative than the last one and this one just feels like we're back to Wario Land 1: "Mario but you play as Wario" type thing. Even the artstyle, while really cool doesn't really fit Wario.

Every 2 Wario Land they seem to change the formula while keeping what worked: 1 & VB - Mario with more rash gameplay 2 & 3 - Added reactions and removed life bar while keeping rash gameplay 4 & Shake It: Escape sequences and kept reactions. The next one should be a new thing. Heck, even 2 and...

Oh! I didn't know I didn't play then yet. That reminds me, I really gotta get to trying them sometime.

Fair... still don't like it but I get why they do that. Though, maybe I would have preferred if the bosses had a rank system instead where they don't eject you but the more damage you take the less coin you receive for example. Or maybe they could have done something similar to WL4 with the...

Climbing back up to the bosses is arguably so much worse than dying so...

I had no idea this even existed lol. I wonder how good of analysis it is. I've never seen someone analyze a cartoony and goofy video game such as as a Wario Land in a book.

I don't really care for the baby characters. I think they are a waste of slots for other more interesting characters. WarioWare would be one of the only Nintendo games I could see translating well to a smartphone. That being said, I don't think I'll play it for any longer than 10 minutes as I...

I haven't played it yet so I don't really know for now..

I completely missed this thread somehow. As for the actual question: It's not really a feature but maybe AntonBlast emojis would be nice? We already have Shantae and Pizza Tower themed ones so I think it'd be fitting.

I know this is an old thread but I randomly stumbled upon this while browsing the forums old topics (as one does) and remembered seeing a video that tackled that exact question and I thought I'd share it, at least for that one guy who'll look up "How old is Ashley?" in a search engine and foind...

To be fair, the Mario series doesn't a tight continuity anyways. More like loose connections and excuse plots. the SMG Movie will probably only share settings and characters (maybe even "lore" with Rosalina's backstory or the relation between Power Stars and Lumas) with the games their adapting...

I'd say have them be goofy low level villains. Either that or have them have an adventure in parallel of Mario & friends, except with that Wario flavor. But if Wario & Walugi are to be in the movie, I'm afraid Illumination might just lower them to just fart jokes which would be incredibly lame.

I too download yesterday but I didn't do everything in it yet. I'll wait until then so I can give more detailed feedback but for now what I played is mostly really cool!

Neat! There's also this thing in Gold in 18-Volt's epilogue's cutscene where in English, 18-Volt just says he attends elementary but in other language, he'll say he's 9. The fact that he doesn't specify it in English somehow made a lot of people think that he's a teen that just repeated a lot of...

Heck, Emerl appearing in Sonic Movie 3 would make more sense than Wario since Prof. Gerald did make Emerl. Wario has strictly no link with SMG