Poll So, favourite WarioWare game so far?
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WarioWare: Twisted! will forever be my favourite WarioWare game. It's just so damn good, and it has a certain charm to it that I cannot quite describe but nonetheless really draws me to the game; it feels a bit like a Mario Party version of a Wario game, if that makes sense.
Touched! and Smooth Moves are probably second and third. Touched! feels like a DS version of Twisted! albeit with its own charm, and Smooth Moves was an excellent choice as a Wii launch game.
Touched! and Smooth Moves are probably second and third. Touched! feels like a DS version of Twisted! albeit with its own charm, and Smooth Moves was an excellent choice as a Wii launch game.
JAGM-Georgy
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I love WarioWare Smooth Moves because we can realize real moves and every micro game of this game is very funny, like put a denture to an old woman's mouth and dance like crazy.
My another WarioWare favorite game is WarioWare Get It Togheter, I love play as diferent characters, each character is very diferent in that game.
My another WarioWare favorite game is WarioWare Get It Togheter, I love play as diferent characters, each character is very diferent in that game.
The oldies are the best. Tbh ware games are getting worse and worse. Their sales numbers reflect this.
Sadly, I have to agree. Nothing can beat "classic" WarioWare. (Mega Microgame$, Twisted, Touched and Smooth Moves are what I consider classic WarioWare.)
The new games are great don't get me wrong but they stopped being about pushing the software to the limit. The camera warioware was fun , but I feel it could have gone deeper. THe DIY concept was fun and making your own minigames is great. I LIKE the idea of having different playstyles to play all the minigames like in the newest warioware. But I just don't feel like they really pushed the software/consoles as far as they could have.
It was between Mega Microgame$ and Gold for me, but Mega Microgame$ wins out for its aesthetic. The Mega Game$ era in general was amazing aesthetically, it looked rough and scrappy like it should, the cutscenes were a little surreal and pretty wild and all the music had this nice distinct vibe to it and the sound design was great and the UI in the GBA one had the computer thing going on and...it was just great! I think the designs took until Twisted! to peak though
And yet in terms of gameplay, WarioWare Gold was the peak. Aesthetically the series had become diluted by this point and the new voices and visual direction depress me but I can't deny how awesome the gameplay loop was in that one with all the different microgames in many of the old control schemes re-touched, mashed together and twisted into a tidy little package
And yet in terms of gameplay, WarioWare Gold was the peak. Aesthetically the series had become diluted by this point and the new voices and visual direction depress me but I can't deny how awesome the gameplay loop was in that one with all the different microgames in many of the old control schemes re-touched, mashed together and twisted into a tidy little package
I'm part of the minority that actually found G&W to be a really soulful game, huh?
Touched is my absolute favorite, I love everything about it from it's insane plots to it's weird experimental soundtrack and games was so fun and a perfect way to stim the head. But Game & Wario is my second favorite and honestly it's the only Wii U game I fully unabashedly like outside of Nintendo Land. It has really strange and psychedelic stories and used the Gamepad in a really fun way, and I especially love how dynamic and appealing it's art style looks.
Touched is my absolute favorite, I love everything about it from it's insane plots to it's weird experimental soundtrack and games was so fun and a perfect way to stim the head. But Game & Wario is my second favorite and honestly it's the only Wii U game I fully unabashedly like outside of Nintendo Land. It has really strange and psychedelic stories and used the Gamepad in a really fun way, and I especially love how dynamic and appealing it's art style looks.