I would say most of the final bosses in Wario platformers feel like antagonists; even though most of the games don't have a heavy focus on showcasing the villains throughout the story, there is a lot that implies their actions behind the scenes...
That is a fair point; Cannoli is moreso implied to be a master thief thanks to the help of Goodstyle, who he is immediately separated from for the whole game once it starts, thus having to resort to technology. Meanwhile Carpaccio is more of a...
I'll give them credit, they did care about Wario's past and tried to make a game that felt Wario Land like. It's just their game design 'style' seems to be 'slow-paced, somewhat casual game with extremely low level of difficulty'.
Couldn't agree more bro! Shake It was slow and felt too much like a casual/feel good game, which doesn't suit Wario at all. They nailed it with Kirby's Epic Yarn though.
It was pretty sick that they brought Captain Syrup back though, so I'll...
Couldn't agree more bro! Shake It was slow and felt too much like a casual/feel good game, which doesn't suit Wario at all. They nailed it with Kirby's Epic Yarn though.
It was pretty sick that they brought Captain Syrup back though, so I'll...
Honestly I'm kinda torn on that. Good Feel make some nice looking/sounding games, but they're never that 'special' in the gameplay department. Wario Land: Shake It is probably one of the least impactful Wario Land games, and people moved on from...
Honestly I'm kinda torn on that. Good Feel make some nice looking/sounding games, but they're never that 'special' in the gameplay department. Wario Land: Shake It is probably one of the least impactful Wario Land games, and people moved on from...
I think I'm one of the few people who actually likes Master of Disguise, though I might be biased cus I played it as a kid :geniuswario:
I'm not sure if Waluigi being the star of the game would make it more positive or more controversial, given...
Eh, I guess I see what you mean, though you could argue that Wario's rivals (Count Cannoli and Carpaccio) don't seem like great phantom thieves either, at least in the traditional sense. How often does your average thief have a mech to fight...
Terrormisu is definitely present throughout the story.
And to be fair, on that basis... are most Wario Land antagonists antagonists? You don't see the final boss in VB Wario Land til the final boss fight, you don't see Rudy until the final boss...
I feel like Golden Diva and Awazon Genie aren't that much of antagonists. Yes, they are the final boss but they don't have that much importance in the story if at all. They feel like yet another boss rather than antagonist that is present...
I think I'm one of the few people who actually likes Master of Disguise, though I might be biased cus I played it as a kid :geniuswario:
I'm not sure if Waluigi being the star of the game would make it more positive or more controversial, given...
I feel like Golden Diva and Awazon Genie aren't that much of antagonists. Yes, they are the final boss but they don't have that much importance in the story if at all. They feel like yet another boss rather than antagonist that is present...
Given we've got Nintendo movies and a theme park now, how do you think Wario and his series might factor into these things in future?
Will Wario and co appear in Super Nintendo World? Will Diamond City or Kitchen Island or some other location...
Eh, I guess I see what you mean, though you could argue that Wario's rivals (Count Cannoli and Carpaccio) don't seem like great phantom thieves either, at least in the traditional sense. How often does your average thief have a mech to fight...