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Wario Ware: Smooth Moves
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Are there toys?
I've completed the four elephant sections, and I've unlocked the games and othe things...but no toy room thingy?
What gives?
I figured I'd check here first.
I've completed the four elephant sections, and I've unlocked the games and othe things...but no toy room thingy?
What gives?
I figured I'd check here first.
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This was really dissapointing to hear about in reviews. Regardless, I already have a copy of the game (bought online with a gift card) on the way, where it will wait for my tax return and subsequent Wii purchase. I can't say no to Wario Ware.
God, I loooooooove Can Shooter.
Except the game where you raise and lower flags...that sucks.
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Seriously, it feels as if the game is only a quarter finished. Good thing the multiplayer is awesome. (I love bungee buddies.)
Seriously, the Tower Tennis song is one of my favorite songs ever in a game.
I'm not being sarcastic, I'm just genuinely confused why people are saying "Man, Wario Ware is so short," when the emphasis is entirely on replaying for high scores and playing until you pass out from being dizzy. If you're only playing each stage once, where you only play 10-15 games until you beat one boss encounter, and then never going back ... you're missing out on the meat of the game.
It's like saying "Man, Rez is sooooo short, it only takes an hour to beat the whole thing." Or "Man, Metal Slug? It gives you infinite continues, so it only took me 45 minutes to beat MS1. Such a waste."
[spoiler:4a2e8c80e7]It plays like a vetical schmup. You move Pyoro anywhere on the screen as it scrolls up. The little bugs come at you in rows, if you can attack them all at once you get a higher bonus score. There's a lot of little cool things that occurs as the game progresses , common to Pyoro. Overall, a really good Pyoro. Probably my 2nd favourite version (first being Pyoro 2 on the original Wario Ware)[/spoiler:4a2e8c80e7]
Edit: CURSES...beaten...
For instance, in previous WarioWares, you must first play the same guy over and over again to unlock all mini games. This isn't a problem with Smooth Moves because because there aren't very many mini games in comparison to past WarioWares.
Also in previous ones, you must beat each mini like friggen 30 times in a row to get a "flower" or whatever, for that mini game. Getting all flowers for one character took FOREVER, and then you got a sweet toy out of it.
There is *none* of that in Smooth Moves. I had unlocked everything in around 30 minutes.
And I've had 12 people over before for some massive multiplayer, and there is only so much of that before it gets old. :-\
I seriously never heard of him before the minigame in Touched.
I promptly returned the game and demanded by money back.
As much as I LOL'ed, I must still say it's kind of a different experience.
I've never gotten tired of Tetris.
I think a couple people are making a big deal out of nothing.
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I didn't think the game was too long or too short, there's enough content keeping me entertained and I enjoyed it a lot more than Rayma's Raving Rabbids because of the sillier and (what I feel) better made multiplayer. Then again, this is the first WarioWare game I've ever played much less owned.
An hour is STILL too short to me, but it wouldve been acceptable considering it's a WarioWare game.
I guess I'm just bummed about the lack of toys.
That said I'm content with it, I feel multiplayer could have been so much better though.
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The multiplayer is great, 10 player single-elimination is awesome.
What is it that people find so unappealing about the multiplayer?
You have to unlock it through single player first, by beating [spoiler:df1766338c]Mini-Wario[/spoiler:df1766338c]
They do this so you don't get confused as fuck not knowing what the forms are and such in multi.
The only thing about it that bugs me is the Temple of Form. You know, where you replay the minigames you've gotten? It just runs through them three times, one for each level, all on one set speed. I wanted something like Twisted, where it gets faster and faster until you lose, like a high score challenge.
Oh, well.
The "final" dancing game (boss stage for mini Warios) is so much fun, and it's awesome as fuck in a party setting.
I agree that the one-wiimote thing was kind of sucky. It'd be appreciated as an option, certainly, but I'd also like to be able to just sit on my couch. We did a six-player survival game, and it was fun as hell, but we pretty much all had to stand and shuffle around all the time.
Personally, I think it's the bee's knees.
While it sucks that I can't go for high score challenges on each of the games (which was always one of the biggest parts of the originals), I'll at least be content to go for high scores on each individual character level, I 'spose.
Can't wait to try multi-player, though. Gotta bring this one to school to use on my friend's Wii, since we've got a house full of people there.
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