Warioware Smoothmoves

[AntiFreze]

I first got warioware (through gamefly) and thought WTF is this. I didn't get it, my nephews didn't get it, brother in law didn't get it.

then about 15 minutes later after the kids went to bed, me and my brother in law were laughing our asses off from the descriptions, characters, even the mini-games themselves.

I definitely recommend this one, although multilayer isn't unlocked till you beat a good portion of the game (not hard, we did it in about 2 hours)

 

[R Nilla]

This is on my "to buy" list. Hopefully I'll get around to it sooner rather than later.

 

[Modeps]

Eh, its the same crap over and over... its entertaining when you're drunk or with a group of people who don't know what they're doing but when you learn it, its boring.

 

[RandomFool]

I had the same reaction. I was ready to return the game at first. My GF loved it and after a half hour or so I started really enjoying it. I think I played that game every night for about a month trying to get all the games unlocked and then my GF's Dad managed to beat me to it.

I found playing pass the wiimote single player more fun than the multiplayer mode. I'd love to see a sequel that incorporated 4 player simultaneous play.

 

[Drekce]

This game is great for short periods. Rent it for a party and everyone should enjoy it immensely, but it is not worth $50. I swear the designers were on acid when coming up with the cutscenes and mini games.

 

[AntiFreze]

totally agree on the acid. I like playing the lifeline 4-player one.

 

[oznerol]

I agree - WTF to awesome in 15 minutes.

Unfortunately it goes from awesome to ehh in a few hours.

Then from ehhh to meh in another few hours.

Then from meh to the back of my closet in a few more hours.

 

[AntiFreze]

lol, still fun, but yeah I dont plan on buying it. Once my company is gone, it's going back to gamefly for zelda.