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I don't really see any WarioWare characters fitting into Wario Land, especially if we're talking about the original games which had an edge to them, as opposed to Shake it!, and were pretty much solo treasure-hunts for Wario. Still, I could see them perhaps making Diamond City a sort of hub...

Makes sense, I figured the same team moved on to Fusion and Zero Mission. I suppose office politics is the reason why we never did get a true WL5, and it's a damn shame. I enjoyed Shake It! and loved it's hand drawn graphics, but something was missing from the game. It missed that 'edge' that...

For many years now, I've pondered this question. Why was Wario Land 4 the last entry to be developed by Nintendo, after years of consistent sequels?. Surely there must have been plans for a Wario Land 5 during the GBA's life, and certainly the DS, yet no further titles were ever released in the...

Well for obvious reasons Nintendo can't just 'age' their characters, especially one as iconic as Wario. And although he did do some treasure hunting in the opening intro of WarioWare Gold, I doubt it was anywhere near the same level as the Wario Land games or Wario World. He just snuck into some...

Of course Wario is washed up, how else can you explain how easily he was defeated at the end of WarioWare Gold?. The old Wario would kick everybody's ass and run away with the dough. As for Mario, he's probably just enjoying life in his castle.

I believe there is still a lot of unexplored potential with the original Wario Land playstyle. The Donkey Kong Country Returns games also follow that classic Mario-mold, but with so much more creativity and action going on. I believe that Wario can do the same, while incorporating his moves and...

WarioWare is the last installments chronologically in the Mario series, and depicts an older, washed-up Wario no longer capable of going on adventures.

I think it's simply due to the stubbornness of the dev team and their unwillingness to stray from the mould. Keep in mind the Super Mario Land games (and by extension, Wario) was developed by a different team unrelated to Miyamoto and his flock. Had this team continued to develop Mario-related...

I don't consider Pizza Tower to be a true spiritual successor to Wario Land, as it does play quite differently (and has an ugly art style IMO). I always preferred the original Wario Land and VB Wario Land to it's sequels, as they were more similar to Mario and were easier to get into in...