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Wario de Mucho is totally a sequel to Wario de Mambo, and I love that.

I don't want it to exist, because it looks like a lot of waifubait and that's the last thing we need.

@Liz is the most fun person to talk about Warioware with, period. @Robin makes some damn good music and I love listening to it. Lastly, @JS Shantae is just plain awesome. I love how dedicated to Wario he is, and admire his consistency when it comes to antihero favoritism. :shantdance:

I'd put her at 16-17.

Reading the SML2 portion makes me really want to see what beta Wario looked like, sort of like how we got a peek at Beta Yoshi not too long ago.

Wario (forma de lujo)

All I have to say is... BUON GIORNO!

Zelda II is actually my favorite Zelda, and my first one.

I love this place for being so laid back. Wario fans are the best fans.

Let's see... I'm a big Fire Emblem fan but I despise Awakening and anything after, so I'll give my opinion on what I feel is the black sheep out of installments 1-12; Fire Emblem: The Blazing Sword, the seventh installment overall but the first one to hit western shores as simply "Fire Emblem"...

Basically what the title says. Wario's had a number of recurring songs attached to him over the years and no set "theme song" like Mario does with the Super Mario Bros. overworld song for instance. What I want to know is, which of these often used leifmotifs do you consider to be Wario's...

If Nintendo is gonna start taking down beta content, they better be prepared for backlash.

Master of Disguise has a whole lot of unused content, but this I haven't yet seen. Pretty interesting.

This is really bad. We probably aren't gonna get another Warioware or Wario title in a while because people are dumb and for some reason don't appreciate Wario's greatness.

Who's asking?

I love Wario Deluxe, screw the haters.

My initial response to the game being revealed was that I was bummed about the change in art style. Over time it's grown on me (as have the new voices), though I still prefer the art of the prior installments. But despite my initial grievances, it dawned upon me that this is the first proper...

Picture this: A Warioware game show. Could it be done? Microgames in real life? I think the Japanese are certainly crazy enough to attempt it, given all their notoriously wacky game shows such as Human Tetris. I could see it at best being a one-time thing sponsored by Nintendo and featuring the...