TV Tropes claims that "In the needle-threading microgame [I assume "Right in the Eye" from the original] in Mona's stage, sometimes the needle is placed too high or too low to thread, making that game unwinnable. " but I haven't been able to confirm this
I just checked and yes, I guess sometimes it IS too low.
This is so weird! In all of my years of playing this game I've never had that happen to me!
 
Why haven't they fixed this:
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Am I the only one who considers WW: DIY and WW: DIY Showcase to be two separate games? You can play Showcase without the need for DIY itself, and it has its own microgames.
 
It's only me or they actually fixed the error detection in Kat & Ana's "Write On, Dude"?
Before the update I strode to get the target score, I tried to imitate the kanji but the more I was putting effort, the less it was correct lol
Now I managed to get new record on first try
 
It's only me or they actually fixed the error detection in Kat & Ana's "Write On, Dude"?
Before the update I strode to get the target score, I tried to imitate the kanji but the more I was putting effort, the less it was correct lol
Now I managed to get new record on first try
They are indeed. The only way, I hit target score before, is by drawing letters as big as possible (and even that had no much guarantee). It really is better now.
 
Just look up the proper stroke order
All jokes aside, the order shouldn't matter.
They can't expect every player, especially western players to know how to write japanese characters.
That's like expecting them to be familiar with misleading golf lingo on that one mission.
As long as every line has been drawn and it's roughly in the right place then it should count.
 
So the English version has both the English and Japanese versions of the records but how do other versions handle this?
 
Something I just noticed, in the update they didn't fix Mario's sleeve being the wrong color in "Burying the Hatchet".
It's still blue.
 
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