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The editors liked
Hundreds of micro-games to play and theyre really fun
Irreverent humor makes for plenty of laughs
Good mix of multiplayer modes.
The typical Wario Ware sense of humor. From picking a nose to slashing at ninjas
From driving a car to answering a phone
Youll never quite know what to expect next. Youll be laughing at the weirdness
And youll keep playing just to see a few more games...
Addictive and fun gameplay
Shows the true potential of the Wii remote
Fun multiplayer.
The editors didn't like
Youll occasionally experience unresponsive control
Multiplayer should have been unlocked from the start.
The constant changing of "forms" is counter-intuitive to the Wario Ware speedy play style
And the entire game can be beaten in less time than it took to drive back from buying it at the store. The soul of the series seems to be absent from this one at ti...
Abstract: Wario Ware: Smooth Moves was my most anticipated game for the Wii other than Zelda. This was going to be the game that would demonstrate to the world how fun the Wii can be and would always be the "king" of my gaming parties. Was I wrong? Not really, b...
Abstract: Since his meager beginnings as the end boss in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, Wario has intrigued players and has garnered a dedicated fanbase. This often self-centered and always greedy character has starred in several great two-dimensional (2-D)...
Abstract: Have you ever played a game that allows you and several of your friends to gather around, pick a virtual nose, toss a bomb back and forth and generally make fools out of yourselves? If not, you have no idea what youre missing! Its hard to explain th...
Abstract: Okay, so, yeah, you’ve got your Wii - but what games should you get for it? You obviously can’t just play Wii Sports all the time, so you have to decide what you want to spend your next $40-$50 on. The game that I chose was Warioware: Smooth M...
Abstract: Several years back the original WarioWare Microgames was released for the Game Boy Advance and became somewhat of a cult classic. The series has utilized the touch screen and the microphone on the DS for zany action, but my personal favorite was the GB...
Abstract: It’s no secret that Nintendo is a fan of using their first-party characters in a variety of ways outside of their original games. You’ve got Mario Kart, Mario Party, Super Smash Brothers and a variety of other games where Mario, Zelda and frie...
The typical Wario Ware sense of humor. From picking a nose to slashing at ninjas, from driving a car to answering a phone, youll never quite know what to expect next. Youll be laughing at the weirdness, and youll keep playing just to see a few more games...
The constant changing of "forms" is counter-intuitive to the Wario Ware speedy play style, and the entire game can be beaten in less time than it took to drive back from buying it at the store. The soul of the series seems to be absent from this one at ti...
Smooth Moves is hardly a horrible game, but its not quite up to expectations if youre a fan of the Wario Ware series. Definitely some fun here, and overall a good time. The length of the game, plus the messy application of the forms in an attempt to ...
Abstract: Considered the latest "must-have" game for the Wii, WarioWare Smooth Moves takes that quick, microgame style we've all known and brings it to Nintendo's new console. Available now, the game has more than 200 microgames that have you doing all kinds of...
Abstract: In between the few Mario and Zelda releases, Nintendo produces two series that popularized the idea of mini-games: Mario Party and WarioWare. No one has been able to escape the plumber party, which once received yearly updates like a sports game. Wario...
Hundreds of micro-games to play and theyre really fun; irreverent humor makes for plenty of laughs; good mix of multiplayer modes.
Youll occasionally experience unresponsive control; multiplayer should have been unlocked from the start.
The Wario Ware series has taken the act of playing a game to its fundamental level. When we play video games, we leap, shoot, roll, slide and punch our way through obstacles to clear the objectives set before us, be they bosses, nasty jumps, a high sco...
