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GIT's Sly Angle and Move It!'s Galactic Conquest actually had the most Mario Party-like approach to minigames of WarioWare whilst still being true to the latter; fusing Mario Party's longer time limit and competitive nature with WarioWare's conciseness of a single command. It would have been...

Very late to be pointing this out, but I've always found it somewhat hilarious that the English version of this trailer appears to be voiced by Stephanie Sheh; if true, meaning that, in effect, you're listening to a very off-key Mona voicing the trailer, and would be the second time any of the...

I apologise for the necro but I wanted to bring up a discovery I made. I would have thought the days of Wario manuals were over like most things... but there does exist a Japanese-only print-and-do-it-yourself Get It Together! manual that slots neatly into the otherwise-unused manual retainer of...

Would also be nice if, for a hypothetical Super DIY, they used the playable characters from WWGIT to solve the major problem the original DIY had; very limited player interaction with microgames. (However, that might neccessiate a change in what things you can put in microgames, with them being...

I feel like another approach would be to contextualise enemy attacks as microgames, and perhaps leave standard attacks as more Paper Mario TTYD-style action commands. For those looking for a more traditional experience, perhaps a battle memory system would serve those players well.

I mostly see the Gold/Get It Together!/Move It! trilogy's primary purpose as reviving the franchise, and in this purpose it largely succeeds in my opinion even if it doesn't have the sales to show for it. But, yeah, I wouldn't be lying if I said I wanted something more... out there than more...

Somewhere online I read that AlphaDream (back when it was still alive, rest in peace) proposed a Wario RPG with his partner being not Waluigi, not Captain Syrup, nor Mona... but Princess Peach. The way I could've seen this work would've been something following the plot of WarioWare: D.I.Y: all...

It's sad... but expected, in my opinion. I still believe it could really have used much more time in the oven than what it did get; perhaps somewhere between Princess Peach: Showtime! and PM TTYD would've done nicely. It being so soon after Get It Together, in an incredibly crowded November, and...

Do also like how it seemingly confirms one or both of Cractus or the Shokora lookalike (speaking of, has anyone dumped her model and seen if she has any facial details modelled?) in Great Cleave were definitely intentional references to Wario Land 4, too, despite the Japanese cast roll giving...

Do especially like the casual lore drop of Lulu one day returning to Luxeville alongside Young Cricket; future stage idea, I hope?

Wrong post, sorry. Unfortunately, there seems to not be any option to delete this.

Funny enough, WarioWares from Gold onwards have paid more attention to Christmas lately. Gold and Get It Together! both have Christmas-themed artwork released alongside (but not in) the games, and Move It! has a Christmas themed microgame: Presents of Mine. The concept of Wario being...

I saw this proposed on TV Tropes' Wild Mass Guessing page; if ever a hypothetical "Super DIY" was to come out, replacing the touch controls the originals used with GIT's playable characters could make it viable... although DIY also has other problems, such as the inflexibility of the editor...

I believe this game could really have used some extra time in the oven given the absolute paucity of single player (and to a lesser extent, co-op) content, like the lack of missions or collectibles. At least what was there was a blast, though...

(Vague title in case some people don't want spoilers.) While Rhythm Heaven's Reporter and Wrestler are no stranger to cameos in WarioWare, there's something interesting about the Reporter's cameo in Dribble and Spitz's stage; it looks like she's been redrawn in the standard WarioWare style...

Another three challenges in the bag! Hey, at least the wait time wasn't as obscenely long. *Week 44's That's Pushing It focuses on pushing things. Wario's specialty! But I also made sure to bring along 5-Volt and Jimmy T for the ride. This theme feels... kind of familiar, but I still managed a...

Yep, you've guessed it. The laptop that gave me a, well, spark of hope (that game's title) died again. And it took me this long to find the time to type this up on another replacement. So, let's get back to work on covering June's and remainder of May's challenges, counting up from Week 37 up...

These past four weeks I've been away have been a disaster. Original computer died, real life commitments, my tendency for the replacement laptop to freeze randomly... but here, have a belated terapack. My first attempt to write this, let's hope it doesn't freeze. Week 33 is called Twice as...

I aten'd dead! Sorry about not posting for the last three weeks, just been too busy. Yes, I did do every Wario Cup, though, so this will be a hopefully rare triplepack of Challenges; Week 30, 31 and 32. To some extent, that's because the former two features everyone's least favourite...

Best we could hope for is a nice congratulatory popup. methinks. It isn't really all that sustainable to add a super secret only a few intrepid players will be able to attain; even I haven't got all Gold trophies.