What do you prefer? The "traditional" Art Style or the new "cuter" Art Style introduced in Game and Wario? The biggest (and maybe only) difference can be seen on the eyes.
Poll Which style do you prefer?
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I really love the Game and Wario design, very simple and easy to draw if you feel like making fan art, though I do kind of miss when they had eye color, oh well!
I love the Game&Wario style as well, but only for that one game.
Always thought the Ware games have more identity when they look rougher. They're certainly not the best looking games but somehow that works in the series' favour in a makeshift sort of style.
...though i'm still pretty sure ears don't work this way
...though i'm still pretty sure ears don't work this way
I prefer the old one too! I know the artwork always had that vectorized look but the newer feels waaay too... clean, too soft. The team involved also makes the Rythm Heaven games, right? I don't like how it pushes it way too much onto that art style.
Like Chance said the rough feel to it is a lot more unique ♥
Like Chance said the rough feel to it is a lot more unique ♥
Definitely the pre G&W artstyle
That's not to say the new artstyle is bad or anything
But I always felt they lacked the charm and personality that the older designs had.
Plus the old artstyle is more unique then G&W's Rhythm Heaven esque artstyle
That's not to say the new artstyle is bad or anything
But I always felt they lacked the charm and personality that the older designs had.
Plus the old artstyle is more unique then G&W's Rhythm Heaven esque artstyle
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The problem I have with the Game & Wario artstyle is that it is way too close to Rhythm Heaven, and the old WarioWare style is good enough.
The old style, not that I outright dislike the new artstyle (except for what it did to Mona), but I just don't think the Rhythm Heaven artstyle suits the Wario series.
Something that sort of bugs me is when developers start forcing relationships between 2 series that aren't really related aside from same developer and especially when it's abrupt. WarioWare and Rhythm Heaven being the example here. Sonic and Puyo is another I can think of. I mean it can be helpful for like more exposure but I guess crossovers in general bug me 
The classic artstyle is what I identify more as being WarioWare. Although I don't dislike the new one, the classic has a rushed vibe to it which kinda fits both the goofiness of the games and the general plot of Wario making a game. Plus the characters match more to Wario's design and the new one, Wario is still the same and feels a bit off compared to the rest of the staff now.
G&w worked well with it's style!
I always perceived it as: newer console, longer games, better graphics.
I always perceived it as: newer console, longer games, better graphics.
Sorry misread and I'm not a fan of Game & Wario's Rhythm Heaven take on WarioWare characters.
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