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Wario Ware Twisted love thread
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Why would you do that?
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Ah yes. That was totally disappointing and brilliant at the same time.
Funny thing is that if I were to do it all again, I still wouldn't tell myself about the utterly worthless and trollish unlockable that I'd spend hours unlocking.
Brilliant idea time: They should do with WarioWare what they are doing with Rhythm Tengoku, have a 3DS release with the "best of" each WarioWare game. The 3DS actually has the Twisted hardware (built-in gyroscope but no rumble...) and Touched hardware, so it could work.
I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
The most fun I've ever had with a game. No lie.
Game is fucking incredible and only second to Mother 3 (my favorite game of all time) on GBA. I still go back to it today and I have as much fun as I did the very first playthrough. Timeless gem of a game.
Game is fucking incredible and only second to Mother 3 (my favorite game of all time) on GBA. I still go back to it today and I have as much fun as I did the very first playthrough. Timeless gem of a game.
WHERE IS MY 3DS WARIOWARE NINTENDO
Oh my god, I'd love this. Probably couldn't fit Smooth Moves in, but all the handheld ones would work (well they'd probably leave out that DSiWare one which you took pictures). If they were careful on how they handled 3D (i.e turn them off for Twisted mini-games), then the 3DS is perfect for a collection.
For added difficulty, play the game on this:
don't drop your gamecube its a joke
I actually did this, it wasn't too bad!
On the list of games that should get a sequel so they can fixed the flaws in the original but will never happen.
Nintendo's content sharing has improved dramatically since D.I.Y. which was a bit of a hassle (and also impossible now with the death of NWFC). Also the limited space of the cartridge limiting the number of projects you could work on and of course save could be rectified with SD card support. Also the amount of inputs needs to increase from the just the basic tap input.
Wario Ware is one of my favorite videogame franchises ever no joke! I bought a GBA few years ago just to play Twisted since I got lucky to find a copy of the game in it's box almost like new and IT. WAS. TOTALLY. WORTH IT! Just last week I was playing the damn minigames it has since they are so addictive. Can't understand why there's no new Wario Ware on either Wii U or 3DS... Just freaking imagine the micro-game possibilities with all the hardware features from those two consoles. Game and Wario exists but... it's not Wario Ware. Come on Nintendo 
Actually, I was fearing about my GameCube while doing it
I have this crazy idea that I could use a turntable somehow and make it work better. Lol!
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Love this game and the series for its unique "urban" and absurdist humorous tone (that's only partly matched by its equally great sister series Rhythm Heaven). It really is a unique series, especially within Nintendo's catalog. I especially love Wario's garishly redesigned look and outfit that still works somehow to make him look cool. It's just so Double Dragon-esque and 80's! God willing, the Wario amiibo will be the first one I'll pick up later this year.
Funnily enough I was playing Wario Land 4 for the first time recently and it struck me how similar the tone of that game is to the WarioWare games that followed. In a way it really bridges the classic Wario platformers to the WarioWare series in terms of music, humour, tone etc. I think both games were worked on by the same people, such as Hirofumi Matsuoka, who directed Land and was game designer on Ware, and Hiroji Kiyotake, the original designer of Wario (and Samus) who is one of those hidden faces behind Nintendo that rarely gets time in the sun unfortunately.
Let's hope we'll see new WarioWare AND Wario Land games in the future.
Love this game and the series for its unique "urban" and absurdist humorous tone (that's only partly matched by its equally great sister series Rhythm Heaven). It really is a unique series, especially within Nintendo's catalog. I especially love Wario's garishly redesigned look and outfit that still works somehow to make him look cool. It's just so Double Dragon-esque and 80's! God willing, the Wario amiibo will be the first one I'll pick up later this year.
Funnily enough I was playing Wario Land 4 for the first time recently and it struck me how similar the tone of that game is to the WarioWare games that followed. In a way it really bridges the classic Wario platformers to the WarioWare series in terms of music, humour, tone etc. I think both games were worked on by the same people, such as Hirofumi Matsuoka, who directed Land and was game designer on Ware, and Hiroji Kiyotake, the original designer of Wario (and Samus) who is one of those hidden faces behind Nintendo that rarely gets time in the sun unfortunately.
Let's hope we'll see new WarioWare AND Wario Land games in the future.
thequickandthedead
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Fuck the phone numbers. I kept re-playing the same minigames over and over thinking I was getting new numbers.
One of the best GBA games, the best Warioware game, an absolute gem. I treasure my copy.
My daughter (6) regularly asks to play it. She's been a fan for 4 years. Her favorite part: shredding a strawberry cake. She also loves wringing the water out of a towel until the towel snaps and half.
Every time she plays it blows my mind that there is a Nintendo published game that includes shredding a cake on a cheese grater.
My daughter (6) regularly asks to play it. She's been a fan for 4 years. Her favorite part: shredding a strawberry cake. She also loves wringing the water out of a towel until the towel snaps and half.
Every time she plays it blows my mind that there is a Nintendo published game that includes shredding a cake on a cheese grater.