Make sure your Wii sensor is in a good place in relation to your television. My couch is about 7 feet from my TV (yah, I have a small second bedroom), so this made some parts of Wario Ware very difficult. Pointing at the screen only to realize that your finger is way off can make gamplay really frusterating. Also, since the game involves so much hand and arm flailing, it is probably best to stand while playing.
Sadly, Wario Ware offers no multiplayer. It would have been really fun to get a group of people together and make ourselves all look rediculous together, but no such luck. It is too bad that Nintendo decided not to add this feature. Lack of a multiplayer makes me feel like the new release smell will wear off quickly, as I wouldn’t really want to re-play the single player missions very often.
Edit: I retract my previous statement! A fan let me know that there is a multiplayer available after you finish story mode. Yet another reason to want to finish the game! Thanks Marc Paed!
Wario Ware is an exciting, creative, and great-looking title for the Wii system. Even though there is no multiplayer available, individuals can still have a lot of fun. For a system lacking an excess of high profile titles at the moment, Wario Ware: Smooth Moves is a welcome new release for a promising system. Pick up Wario Ware, let go of your inhibitions, and remember what it was like to be 7 again. No really, just try it. You won’t regret it.
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| Title | Warioware: Smooth Moves | |
| Genre | Minigame Bonanza? | |
| Release Date | January 15th, 2007 | |
| Release Date | April 25, 2006 | |
| Players | 1 | |
| Rating | E 10+ (Everyone over 10 years) Crude Humor, Mild Cartoon Violence |
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I have to admit that I was skeptical of Wario Ware: Smooth Moves. The demo looked stupid, the box looked stupid, and the art looked stupid too…….
couch I dont think this is true its an very good game but the only thing is taht I like the ds version of wario ware and older games more!
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