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It's definitely Wario's most dismal generation since his inception. Granted, all I really care about is getting more Wario Land games and getting Wario's shoulder charge in Super Smash Bros. Anything less than that may as well be nothing in my eyes.

Don't forget Luigi's iconic green fireballs. Actually I really do wish the Super Mario series would incorporate that...

Waaaluigi needs his own game.

I can't believe no one's said it yet, but... The Waft.

I like the mismatched sprites look. It makes the game feel way more nostalgic than if they'd used a bunch of fan-made sprites.

I love this stage. Never played the original so I can't compare how it's change, but I love the roller coaster feel of it.

I bet a bunch of prudes on the committee saw Wario scratching his hypnotic ass and were all like "Oh my! We can't let our young children be exposed to such grotesque vulgarity!"

Hmm I've never played a game on an emulator before. I prefer official releases but I may go ahead and try that if I become desperate enough...

Virtual Boy Wario Land is the one major Nintendo release that I'm worried I might never get to play. I need Nintendo to release it just for the sake of my OCD, if nothing else (though of course there's plenty else, since it's a great game in its own right).

I've never been quite clear on which of the two, SNES or GBA, was the more powerful. I mean, the GBA handles most of the SNES's Mario games perfectly, except for Yoshi's Island which has some slowdown and lacks the FX Chip effects. But the Donkey Kong Country games had to be watered way down in...

I wonder, how would the "screen smoothing" feature affect a 3D game like SM64 if it were released on the Wii U virtual console?

It really annoys me that Nintendo seems to be so reluctant to release multiple versions of a game on Virtual Console (I think Super Mario Advance is the first time they've done it?). I don't understand it, since they should WANT us to buy multiple versions of their games.

That's true. I mean take Wario's flirtatious rival, Captain Syrup, who's every bit as confidant and ambitious as Wario is.

Lobo from the DC universe. Like Wario, he's a ballsy anti-hero who does what he feels like and can be either an enemy or an ally depending on whether or not it benefits him at the time.

Waluigi talks big but he comes across as a poser. Waluigi doesn't realize that the key to getting others to believe in him is that he first needs to believe in himself.

Yet Waluigi has a shnozz that rivals if not surpasses that of Wario, and yet somehow no women ever fall in love with poor Waluigi. The difference is of course that Waluigi lacks the confidence, ambition, and money necessary to make women even bother to take a look at his glorious nose.

Haha! This kind of stuff is exactly why Wario has such an entertaining personality compared to the main Super Mario cast. Little touches like this that have nothing to do with gameplay (and thus would be deemed superfluous by Miyamoto, it seems) but just help to make the character you're playing...

^That's exactly the thing. Wario's body doesn't magically produce extreme quantities of explosive flatulence. He doesn't fart just for the sake of farting. He farts for the same reason as anyone else, except he doesn't care if anyone's around to hear it. If he has to fart, he'll fart. If he has...

It's because he has a personality that exudes confidence and ambition, both of which are key to impressing women. They're also the key to becoming monetarily successful, which also helps with impressing women. And as for his wild mannerisms and poor hygiene, many women would take that as a...

Wario's Fart will be the next playable Wario character. It will just be a toxic cloud of fart gas that constantly makes farting noises as it attacks.