WarioWare on Wii!

[Evan Wiener]

Wario Ware is an awesome multi-player, but you'll be left scratching your head wondering how the single-player was so short. You have to go through an unlock more minigames by playing each area of the Wario town.

I'm kind of disappointed in the small amount of Retro Microgames on this one. It felt like the other retro microgames were more fun on the GameBoy WarioWare games. Pulling the Master Sword in Zelda 64 is fantastic, though. :smile: I can't figure out what to do on the "Discard" pose for the Game & Watch microgame.

[ramtower]

Wario Ware is an awesome multi-player, but you'll be left scratching your head wondering how the single-player was so short. You have to go through an unlock more minigames by playing each area of the Wario town.

Yeah, it's a carryover from the previous WarioWare games -- you have to replay and replay until you unlock all the microgames. The goal isn't necessarily completion of your first playthrough so much as completion -- and high scores -- in all the microgames themselves.

I'm kind of disappointed in the small amount of Retro Microgames on this one. It felt like the other retro microgames were more fun on the GameBoy WarioWare games. Pulling the Master Sword in Zelda 64 is fantastic, though. :smile: I can't figure out what to do on the "Discard" pose for the Game & Watch microgame.

I had that same problem. I guess the point is "do nothing at all, and you'll be fine." That seems a little strange to me. I still think Twisted is the best of the Wario bunch, but the Wii version is a close second now...

[Busman]

I've been at work for about 30 minutes today and had 3 people already come up to me and rave about it.