Obviously they're all pretty simple, and even the trickier ones aren't gonna give anyone too much trouble.
But even then, there are simpler microgames here, and I'm curious to know which ones you think those are. For me, I'd say the list is:
1. Flag Waver
Half the time you don't have to move if you want to win here, making it the perfect microgame for Luigi after a few rounds of Super Smash Bros. Even if you do need to do anything however, the game is so simple that you can easily get a score in the hundreds simply by taking advantage of how much time the game gives you and how everything comes down to one or two taps of the touch screen.
2. 100 Meter Dash
Pressing the A button fast enough to win here is extremely easy to do, and the computer opponents are nowhere near as fast at it as the Mario Party CPUs are on some difficulty levels.
Plus arguably the Zelda 1 microgame. Though in that case, losing nearly all your health and then making it to the door (for the mission) is much harder than simply winning the game or getting a ridiculous high score.
But even then, there are simpler microgames here, and I'm curious to know which ones you think those are. For me, I'd say the list is:
1. Flag Waver
Half the time you don't have to move if you want to win here, making it the perfect microgame for Luigi after a few rounds of Super Smash Bros. Even if you do need to do anything however, the game is so simple that you can easily get a score in the hundreds simply by taking advantage of how much time the game gives you and how everything comes down to one or two taps of the touch screen.
2. 100 Meter Dash
Pressing the A button fast enough to win here is extremely easy to do, and the computer opponents are nowhere near as fast at it as the Mario Party CPUs are on some difficulty levels.
Plus arguably the Zelda 1 microgame. Though in that case, losing nearly all your health and then making it to the door (for the mission) is much harder than simply winning the game or getting a ridiculous high score.