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I hope this thread is ready for it's own Layton era, because after clearing the first game I was too eager to clear the sequel! Though perhaps I should start spoiling these since I'll likely have more and more to say each time...

I actually got this manga a while back, because the entire 4-book series portrayed elements from Wario World, Master of Disguise, and Shake It. ( was hoping a certain character from the latter would appear... but she doesn't. Cgrrr: I can get some pictures of the other World bosses once I get...

It's a new year, which means it's time for me to catch up on my gaming bucket list! Only problem is, I had no idea where to start... but I got off my indecisive bum and picked a game, which I thankfully enjoyed enough to complete in one sitting! My game of choice is a vintage classic of course...

I used to not be big on TV, but I've been tuning in more ever since I got a new one with Tubi built in. The first thing I checked out was all 13 episodes of The Oblongs, which I thought were alright. Recently I've been rewatching Archer, though it's honestly getting quite boring... the show...

These are some cute doodles! I particularly like that Zero sketch, very detailed. I'm no professional myself, but the only tip in my recent memory that's helped me is confidence! Drawing lines is all about maintaining the flow of your hand as it moves, not restraining yourself to the point of...

Now that I'm confident enough to be here, Wario himself will be confident enough to seize the year of 2026! We shall get a new platforming game! Or a WarioWare cartoon! Captain Syrup will become a spinoff regular, even! May 2026 be a fruitful year of Wario!!! Though if this turns out to be...

I also agree on the Shake King being a fun parallel to Wario; he feels like a Wario who never moved on from his more villainous ambitions. A particular detail I love (though I'm not 100% sure is intentional) is that you encounter the Shake King on his throne before the final battle, resting his...

I'm with you on Super Mario 63, that game is a formative childhood memory for me. Outside of some glitches, it still holds up as a game I love to revisit every couple years. I struggle to think of many others that match that game's quality... maybe it's time to reinstall Flashpoint. This isn't...

My biggest gift was a flatscreen TV for my new apartment. It's quite nice! Otherwise, my family tends to get a lot of smaller "giggler" gifts for each other, which I'm not a fan of... but maybe I can find someone who needs alligator clips or a citrus juicer.

Syrup naturally has the edge from being in multiple games, but even disregarding that I still think she's the best. She's a great subversion of the "damsel in distress" trope that Princess Peach was synonymous with at the time, being the first female main antagonist in the extended Mario...

Also, I forgot to ask this earlier, but I noticed only one of the Crazy Galaxy girls missing in action here... is Anna involved in this?

Ah I understand now. Rejecting conventions would be fitting for a game starring unconventional characters like this, just not sure if a modern game design studio would be brave enough to design a story like that... but it is very imaginative and ambitious and I would like to see such challenges...

Finally got Rivals of Aether for the holidays. I don't gel with most fighting games, but when I'm playing as Hotel Mario and thinking up characters to design and add to the workshop myself, it's hard to get heated over!

I mostly prefer the less abrasive Wario as well. I think him being greedy and selfish is still integral to his character, but seeing that he actually enjoyed the adventure when it came to finding the Luxeville pot is very sweet. I always found that "Meh. Why?" moment in GiT particularly odd...

This is a real cool concept!! I love the idea of an Ashley/Waluigi game pulling from other Mario series; makes it feel appropiately campy for characters that are from spinoffs, and tight action with snappy writing to fill in blanks as you describe could balance that out to not make it too...

I would say it's okay, but most of the additions don't feel necessary. If you are interested in the game at all I'd say checking out the original freeware version is the best first step; it's available on the tribute site for multiple platforms, and the Rust version I linked has some great...