That's actually a way better way to look at it. I guess instead you can look at Wario World as the last Wario game that was faithful. It was rude, raunchy and weird, where Shake It was much more fluffy.
Though Master of Disguise also had...
Each subsequent Wario platformer (1994-2004) kept pushing the envelope with the weirdness and crudeness. In a way, Wario World is the grand finale and peak of how weird a Wario game's atmosphere could get.
That's actually a way better way to look at it. I guess instead you can look at Wario World as the last Wario game that was faithful. It was rude, raunchy and weird, where Shake It was much more fluffy.
Though Master of Disguise also had...
Each subsequent Wario platformer (1994-2004) kept pushing the envelope with the weirdness and crudeness. In a way, Wario World is the grand finale and peak of how weird a Wario game's atmosphere could get.
Each subsequent Wario platformer (1994-2004) kept pushing the envelope with the weirdness and crudeness. In a way, Wario World is the grand finale and peak of how weird a Wario game's atmosphere could get.
I agree with CM30 on this one. Though I admit Wario World was closer to the original Wario Lands in terms of how crude it was artistically, even though it was much more exaggerated.
Does anyone else look at Wario World as the true final send off to the Wario Land series? It came out the same year as the first WarioWare and the vibe felt much more faithful than Shake It.
That's amazing! VB Wario Land has amazing sprites and animations. Such a shame it was stuck in monochrome VB hell! But not anymore it seems! It actually makes wanna play it again.