Those Twisted games are the most exciting to me. As I understand it, they were put together by the A team from the original GBA game while a B team did most of Touched. I'm hoping that means they're properly bonkers and creative.
JayMoyles Galactic Nova
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This makes much more sense as a collection than the Mario Party minigame collection we got at the tail end of last year. I'm actually super interested in picking this one up!
Treesmurf Dry Metal Baby Princess
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Its great and all to see WarioWare again it should do alright for those still interested in their 3DS but I'm still pining a multiplayer WarioWare like the Gamecube version, it's so damm good.
shanks Raging Pedant
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'Hi Mr. Martinet, I'm a big fan of your...' 'Let me guess: you want me to say "It's-a me", don't you? Piss off you little shit. You know how many hours of acting school I sat through? I could've been an international lawyer for fuck's sake, and here I am, parroting helium-voiced garbage so that you can get your pathetic rocks off and take a selfie with... a founding member of the San Jose Repertory Theatre, perhaps? The Gravedigger from Imagen Award-receiving film, The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca? No, of course not, it's the voice of FUCKING MARIO, or Waluigi if you're one of those sad bastards. "It's-a meeeeee a Maaaaaario!" Are you happy now, you nerdy cunt? ARE YOU!?'
Jimbob Bargain Hunter
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That demo on the eShop is worthwhile, even though there's only about twenty minigames in total. I don't expect them to arse up the full release - it'll probably end up being one of the best games on the 3DS.
shanks Raging Pedant
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I enjoyed the demo enough, though having looked at the finished title it really does look like assembly-line tier fodder. Compared with 2003's WarioWare Inc. - Nintendo R&D1's final ever game - the new cutscene format is silly and attention-grabbing rather than subtle and witty, and the presentation is rather lacking. Those are some dull menus.
I'm just amazed they managed to make WarioWare Gold seem so dull compared with the games that inspired it - but it always was a product of its time I think. WarioWare Inc. predicted the future, after all, if you read between the lines in its narrative and presentation of many, many game ideas. Heck, one game in WarioWare Touched is basically Fruit Ninja six or seven years before the fact.
Treesmurf Dry Metal Baby Princess
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Subject: Re: WarioWare Gold (An Oldie) Sat 4 Aug 2018 - 18:30
I was getting tempted by it as well cos of the voucher burning in my pocket but I guess I'll save it. All I've wanted from Wario Ware for a while now is something like the multiplayer stuff from the Cube game and it's never happened. Such a shame.
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JayMoyles Galactic Nova
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Subject: Re: WarioWare Gold (An Oldie) Sun 5 Aug 2018 - 16:11
I've not been tempted to pick up the game, but I did like Wario taking over Nintendo of America's Twitter. The tweets are all still there if you scroll back in their timeline a few days.
fronkhead Disciple of Scullion
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Subject: Re: WarioWare Gold (An Oldie) Sun 5 Aug 2018 - 22:51
If anyone does get it, I'd love to know their thoughts. It just doesn't look particularly inspired to me, and the demo didn't impress me either. You're probably better off spending the money on an old copy of WarioWare, Inc. (or replay it on 3ds if you were an ambassador!), and Twisted.
JayMoyles Galactic Nova
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Subject: Re: WarioWare Gold (An Oldie) Sat 11 Aug 2018 - 16:16
I watched some footage of this and I'm actually somewhat tempted. I've not played a lot of the older WarioWare games, so the microgames would feel fresh to me and there's something novel about having a fully voice acted Wario. They should let Charles Martinet do that more often as it sounds like he's having a blast.
The Cappuccino Kid Mani Mani Statue
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Based on what I've played of the full retail release, I recommend it to all, whether you've not played a lot of old WarioWare games or if you've been playing the other games in the series since 2003. It might as well be called WarioWare Ultimate - it's loaded with the best stuff from Mega Microgames, Touched and Twisted, the three best WarioWare games (imo). That said, I can see this being exactly like all of the other WarioWare games, in that I'll be completely done with it in a week. Is a few hours entertainment worth £29.99 to you?
Balladeer DIVINE LONELINESS
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Oh don't get me wrong, if this or a game like it were coming to Switch I'd be on it in a flash. Is a game with fully-voiced Wario throughout worth £30 to me? Definitely.