[Poll] What music setup do you prefer for transformations?

[CM30]

Well, someone mentioned it in the neat things topic.

So which do you think works better? Unique songs for transformations, or the level music speeding up/slowing down/being distorted?

 

[Rei]

They're both pretty cool,but I really prefer Transformation music,it gave a tiny bit more extra feeling to the transformations.

 

[Magma]

I personally liked the transformation music mostly because of the comedic factor. However, I think the music effects certainly fit WL4's chaotic, frenzied feeling.

 

[ShyGuyXXL]

The thing that makes WL4's music system work is how much depth it has. It also happens when you crouch or roll and stuff so the whole thing feels dynamic.
They probably also did it because a lot of the transformations are much shorter than their WL2/3 counterparts. Fire Wario can be over in a sec if you're in a tight space, bouncy wario only does one jump.... and now that I'm thinking about it, Puffy Wario never had music to begin with. Same with bubble Wario and Icy Wario.

I still think the individual songs add a lot personality too though. I'm not sure which one I like more...

 

[Robin]

I voted for transformation music also for comedic factor. I really like some of the transformation music, they're so nice!
Though the Wario Land 4 music changes feel more crazy, works well with the mood of the game also!

 

[Magma]

I'm sad the transformation itself didn't come back for WL4 as well.

 

[607]

I prefer the unique themes, but I think it wouldn't work very well for WL4, whereas the system it uses works very well with it.

 

[Magma]

So we all pretty much have the same opinion

 

[Weario]

I have been thinking about this a lot recently, and I still don't know what I like more. Both add so much to their games in my opinion!

 

[The 3rd Wario Brother]

For me it depends,
for example i prefer wario on fire with the music, however i prefer sick wario with the level effects.
i could go on for hours but basically if i add em up i like the music changes a smidgeon more.