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WarioWare, Inc. Mega MicrogameS! Review by: - 8/10 A Goldfish's Game Let's face it: long games make people bored. Sometimes, when you're just sitting there mashing the A button to skip through mounds of dialogue, or you're jumping on platforms over and over again, you just wish that this game would be over already. Sure, you have a great accomplished feeling when you finish the 100+ hours of Fallout, but you look back and think that half of the whole thing was more like work. WarioWare, Inc. MegaMicrogame$!

(yes, that is a dollar sign at the end) is here to relieve you of that boredom by taking those big, complicated, and menacing game and throwing them into a blender set on obliterate. Instead of giving you a whole adventure to complete, this condenses games down to the length of 5 seconds to beat. Now you have no excuse for not finishing one of these games. The game is filled with over 200 tiny microgames that range from catching a baseball to blasting Mars to counting frogs. Don't blink or you might miss a game or two! Graphics: 8 The games will be whizzing by you so quickly, you won't have much time to pay attention to the graphics. The times that you would be looking at them are during the cutscenes that take place before each character's set of microgames.

Each character has their own microgames that follow a theme: for instance, Jimmy T's games are sports related and Orbulon's are IQ related. Before you play their games, you watch a bit of a story that sets up how their games work (more on that later). If you manage to catch a glimpse of the game while you're playing through them, you'll notice that the graphics are drawn fairly well for 5 second games. Some games have simple graphics that get the point across (one of the shooters involves controlling a triangle as a ship). Others have well-done graphics that take more than one play to get in (a game where you suck up snot- gross, I know- has a calming background of a lighthouse on the horizon that you may not notice at first). You can tell that the developers put a lot of effort into making the game's graphics, and it's paid off well. Sound: 7 In terms of music, the sound in WarioWare is fairly catchy.

There’s a menu theme, which you’ll hear a lot, and the game themes. Each character has a unique game theme that plays for about five seconds in between each game.

It’s a short jingle, but it can get stuck in your head. The games themselves are made up of the same ten or so songs. They’re hard to listen to, though, because you’ll be too focused on the game. The sound effects aren’t superb for a GBA game either. They’re mainly dull sound effects that you’d find in an average game.

But I suppose they fit the simplistic nature of WarioWare. You get an additional bonus once you beat a game: Wario and co shout “Yes!” or “Aww!” when you win or lose a game. Addictiveness: 9 Much of its charm is that, even though the games are only 5 seconds long, you will want to play them over and over again. After you clear a set of games the first time, you get to try and shoot for a high score. The gimmick is that the games get faster with each passing minute. Pretty soon, the 5 second games become 2 second games.

It takes a lot of skill and luck to clear games at that kind of speed. Since the game order is shuffled when you start each character’s set, you won’t know what’s coming next and you always have to be on your toes. Story: 6 The “story” in the game is little more than a short cutscene outlining the character and giving you a glimpse into their personalities and lives. The story also helps to set up what the “game interface” will be like, which is what you see in between each microgame. For instance, in Mona’s story, she’s speeding in order not to be late for work. So she gets a little help and bananas fall in the police’s path.

In between each microgame, you can see the bananas falling and tripping up the police. The nice thing about the stories is that they make the breaks between games different among characters, so you get something new in each set. As each character’s story is being told, colorful and simple animations demonstrate the character’s dilemma. It’s usually just a short and funny story, but they don’t tend to be very memorable.

By the way, in subsequent games, the story structure is relatively the same too, so you don’t miss much if you play another WarioWare title. Nvivo 11 manual. Depth: 6 There isn’t a ton of depth on a game like WarioWare. Unlocking every microgame will take no longer than an hour to accomplish, and from there, you only have the high scores to go for. Since each playthrough for each character is different, you can’t prepare a foolproof strategy to take on each person’s set of games.

The only deep training you can do with the game is playing each microgame multiple times so that you know exactly how to react when the game comes up(there’s a practice mode where you can spend one-on-one time with each game as much as you want). Additionally, each character has a target score that you can shoot for when going for a high score. If you manage to get that far, then you’ll win a neat little bonus to play around with. It’s usually a game that is more like an extended microgame; they tend to last at least 20-100 seconds each.

In these, a little more strategy is needed even though the gameplay still remains simple. Difficulty: 7 WarioWare can range from extremely simple to frustratingly difficult, depending on what game, set, and speed you choose.

When you first encounter a microgame, you will have absolutely no idea what you have to do or what you have to accomplish. Some of the one-word instructions give you no hint at all as to what you need in order to win. In those cases, the game is trial and error. Unfortunately, a system like that can turn some people away from the game at first sight. Some of the microgames are simple, and involve pressing the A button as fast as you can with no limit. Other microgames need you to press the D-pad with the right timing and any off press will count as a loss.

As a result, while the games are speeding right past you, you have to pay close attention to what game you’re playing. But by the time you realize what you have to do to win, half of the game will have passed. So it is very difficult to keep up with the game after a while.

That difficulty, however, is partly why WarioWare is an addicting game. Final Score: 8.0 All in all, WarioWare is a fun game at the core, with a few redundant flaws with the game. It’s quite a pleasing game to the first-time player, and continues to be so until one has completely given up on it.

The microgames are challenging and short, which keeps you coming back for more. So if you can’t stand games like Legend of Zelda, Super Mario Bros, or even Burn the Rope, then WarioWare, Inc. MegaMicrogame$! Will relieve you of that boredom in 5 seconds or less, guaranteed. Graphics 8 Sound 7 Addictive 9 Depth 6 Story 6 Difficulty 7.

Tired of chasing after rival Mario and counting his millions again, Wario has put his spare time to good use to create his own video game, WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! Simply put, WarioWare has you testing your skills in a huge collection of games from almost every genre you can think of. Each game lasts only a matter of seconds, but within that time you have to complete the task. This ranges from hitting a home run, stomping a handful of bad guys, winning a boxing match, solving a puzzle and winning the points. You'll witness a wide selection of game graphics as well. Games originate from the original Nintendo Game & Watch series, to the green tinted Game Boy titles and the modern day Game Boy Advance style. You'll also notice some well known names, including Metroid, Duck Hunt, the Mario Bros.

Series and much more hidden away between each mini game. Sound Test Press the L button on the Name Entry screen to scroll through different music from the game. Scroll faster on grid: You can scroll through the writing faster on the grid by tapping or holding L or R. Intermission bonus: During a break when it shows a character, press A and something will happen. Control credits song tone: Press L while the credit music is playing to increase the bass, or press R to increase the treble. Control credits sequence: Hold Left, Right, Up, or Down during the credits to change the star patterns.

Boss mode: Successfully complete the game to unlock an option to fight just Bosses. Staff mode: Successfully complete the game to unlock an option to view the game 's developers.

Chicken Race (two player) mini-game: Defeat any two of the first group of characters. Chiritorie (two player) mini-game: Defeat anyone in the first group of characters. Dong Dong (two player) mini-game: Defeat anyone in the second group of characters.

Wario mini-game: Get 15 mails against Blue Jimmy. Fly Swatter mini-game: Get 20 mails against Yellow Jimmy. Hurdle (two player) mini-game: Defeat any two of the second group of characters. Pyoro mini-game: Successfully complete the Wario stage.

Alternately, unlock all of the mini-games for every character. Pyoro 2 mini-game: Beat the challenge score on every Microgame. Paper Plane mini-game: Successfully defeat Red Jimmy. Wario 's Sheriff mini-game: Get 25 mails against Red Jimmy. Easy mode: Defeat Wario to unlock the 'Easy mode ' option. Thrilling mode: Successfully complete the game in easy mode with a high score to unlock the 'Thrilling mode ' option. Hard mode: Get at least 15 mails in Thrilling mode.

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Alternate menu music: Defeat the second Wario, then view the credits. When the credits are over, the game will return to the main menu. A different song will now be playing. Skip introduction or opening sequence for level: During the introduction of a level, turn off the Game Boy Advance, then turn it back on. Go to the level that you were just on and you can now press A button to skip the introduction.