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[WeeYou]

So I was thinking about how WarioWare Smooth Moves for the wii created a bunch of fun new minigames that made use of the wiimote's unique capabilities.  And keep in mind, all of the multiplayer action could be done using 1 wiimote.  So think of the new minigame possibilities that could arise from using the new wiiU controller.  I think a WarioWare for the wiiU could have tons of cool minigames, plus everybody in the room could get to use the new controller because you would just pass it around.

What are your thoughts?  Any ideas for minigames that wold use the new controller?  Or would you even rather they made a WarioWare for the 3DS instead?  Or do you just hate WarioWare??  

And BTW, you can select both 3DS and WiiU in the poll.

Edited by WeeYou, 15 June 2011 - 07:31 PM.

[SRT]

Personally, I'd like a Mega Microgame$ like thing, but involving all the microgames from all previous WarioWares. I think this is the first console that can handle all the types of inputs.

Also, MM is just my favorite WarioWare.

[WeeYou]

I've played Touched and Smooth Moves. The WarioWare games have always been unique just like the systems they're made for. Hence why the wiiU and/or 3DS would be a perfect fit.

[sonicguy25]

I love Wario Ware, and it would be prefect for the Wii U.

[WeeYou]

I love Wario Ware, and it would be prefect for the Wii U.

I know right? A perfect match. I was surprised nobody had made a thread about this yet...

[SonofMrPeanut]

The Wii U begs to host the next WarioWare with all the features in the controller. I could see some interesting Wii-compatible controller-Wii U controller interaction for a few multiplayer microgames.

Even more so, the screen can successfully bring the DIY concept to consoles.

Concerning the 3DS, the lack of certain control options would mean that version would likely be a condensed version of the Wii U game. With that in mind, maybe a design app should be introduced in 3DSWare/DSiWare. Think like a notepad. Games could be uploaded to a central database that could be accessed in the Wii U game. Games made on the 3DS could also be played on other 3DS units.

[Jabob]

Warioware is one of those things that's going to happen, I might buy it if I see it on special somewhere.

[Camcam281]

I voted for warioware to come to the 3DS. It would be a perfect idea for Nintendo to release it on the eshop if they don't want to release it as a full fledged gane.

[Jabob]

I voted for warioware to come to the 3DS. It would be a perfect idea for Nintendo to release it on the eshop if they don't want to release it as a full fledged gane.

I doubt it, they are generally pretty good with their WarioWare games, and they always have something good about them (motion controls, making your own games, etc..)
It'll be a full-fledged game no doubt.

[WeeYou]

Concerning the 3DS, the lack of certain control options would mean that version would likely be a condensed version of the Wii U game. With that in mind, maybe a design app should be introduced in 3DSWare/DSiWare. Think like a notepad. Games could be uploaded to a central database that could be accessed in the Wii U game. Games made on the 3DS could also be played on other 3DS units.

I love the idea of being able to create games on the 3DS to be brought over to the wiiU. That would be a really cool way to get the wiiU/3DS connection going. But I think if they made a WarioWare for the 3DS it would be its own unique game. Both the DS and the Wii got their own WarioWares. And the 3DS would offer a different enough experience that I think it warrants getting a unique WarioWare.

[AWB]

I never understood this franchise, it just seemed like a game with a collection of weird mini-games. What is really appealing about it?

[WeeYou]

I never understood this franchise, it just seemed like a game with a collection of weird mini-games. What is really appealing about it?

It's not just weird mini-games (although they are very strange). It's fast paced and fun. You'd be surprised how satisfying a 5 second mini game can be, and some of them are even outright fun despite their simplicity. I first fell in love with WarioWare when my friend let me borrow WarioWare Touched (I still haven't given it back almost 5 years later )

I'd recommend picking up a copy, renting, or borrowing from a friend. The games aren't for everyone, but for some people like myself, they're strangely addicting.

And do be sure to let me know if you pick up a WW copy and let me know what you think!

Edited by WeeYou, 16 June 2011 - 08:26 PM.