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Mostly, though, WarioWare delivers. It may not be the only game to put the Wii Remote through its paces, but it's certainly the most entertaining.

Sure, Smooth Moves does overload you with goofball ways to interact with the controller. And yes, the game grinds to a halt and hits you with lengthy explanations of each control type the first time you encounter it. But once you've digested the basics, you'll have reached Nirvana for the attention deficient.

Manic, diverse, often old-school, and always hilarious, the minigames here are easily the most fun and funky in what's becoming a booming minigame industry on the Wii. Here's hoping Smooth Moves' fine line between innovation and insanity using the controller as your schnoz, for instance inspires other developers to conjure new uses for the Wii-mote.

It's too bad that--considering Smooth Moves' gawker-drawing magnetism--the game doesn't encourage more group participation. Most of the multiplayer modes are competition-based, forcing everyone to take turns in the same minigames from single player although you do get a mean game of darts.

The lack of simultaneous play certainly isn't a deal breaker. You'll just be wishing for something a little more to do once you burn through the main game in a weekend. Jeremy's right in saying Smooth Moves lacks the frantic pace and momentum we've come to expect from the series, but I'm going to cut it some slack in that department for being the new kid. As soon as I got familiar with the various controller grips, I took a whack at the lightning-quick elevator mode--that's when the good ol' WarioWare madness came rushing back.

Games that were only released some years before the WarioWare game, Smooth Moves in this case, are also referenced, which was rare in earlier stages of the two video game fans. The intermission stage consists of a counter run by Shop Manager Iwata. The number of lives is depicted by children watching Iwata. If the player wins, Iwata laughs and the children cheer.

If the player loses, Iwata feels disappointed and a child leaves. When the player loses all of their lives, the store closes and the door resembling the one in Closing Time reads "Game Over. I'm Nintendo 's 1 fan! I've got a ton of old games! Stop by and give 'em a whirl! Did you know that multiplayer is the ultimate expression of friendship? It's true! Jimmy P. The intermission stage consists of the interior of Club Spice and is the same as Jimmy T's except with the number of lives being represented by dogs rather than cats.

What's that? I remind you of someone? I have no idea what you're talking about. I'm Jimmy P. Did you dig my stage, you ol' dog? Let's do that again sometime, you and me! Tiny Wario 's stage is unlocked by beating Jimmy P. Like Wario's microgames, Tiny Wario's games are all related to Wario. This stage also has some second-level microgames from Wario's stage. Before reaching the boss stage, 18 microgames are played.

The intermission stage consists of a pile of tiny Warios. The number of lives is depicted by strawberries. If the player wins, the tiny Warios form a "W". If the player loses, the tiny Warios fade away. When the player loses all of their lives, the tiny Warios disperse and the word "Game Over" appears.

I'm Wa -- Hey?! What's that over there?! My favorite! They're mine! Mine mine MINE! WARIO here again! You think that because I'm small, that makes me weak?! No mercy for you!!! Even though I'm small, it's only made me stronger! Not to mention cuter! So, from now on, it'll be MR. Tiny Wario to you!

Orbulon 's stage is the last to be unlocked. It becomes available after succeeding in Tiny Wario's stage and only features one form, The Diner. This form comes in three variations and requires the player to use both the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk known as the Balance Stone in the game. The form is not found in any other microgame set. The intermission stage consists of the Temple of Form being launched from the ground.

The number of lives is depicted by Wii Remotes. If the player wins, the temple flies up further. If the player loses, a Wii Remote drops and the temple falls. When the player loses all of their lives, the word "Game Over" pops out of the door and the temple falls to the ground. I am Orbulon. My stage requires that you connect the Balance Stone to the Form Baton. I will show you a mysterious form I learned on a remote planet. It's called The Diner! Have you learned how to use the Balance Stone?

This brings me one stop closer to my goal-- But enough about that! From the Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia. For a list of microgames organized by form, see here.

A microgame with an italic font means that it lasts twice as long. Contents 1 Wario 1. Wokka Wokka! Poster Child. Paper Trail Object D'Art. Shear Terror. Budget Dentistry A-maze-ing Simon Says. Spring Cleaning Volley, Y'all! Clean Your Plate! When he can't move away from them he starts dancing, which the dogs repeat.

They then go inside Club Spice. Later, they walk out single file and wave goodbye to Jimmy as he watches. Someone then taps him on the shoulder, which he sees is Jimmy T. They look at each other, and Jimmy T. Wario is at his house when he receives the pink motorcycle Penny made at the invent-off. He starts riding when suddenly he starts shrinking and falls into a tub in the middle of the bike.

The exhaust pipe then shoots out dozens of Tiny Warios which hop around and find a strawberry patch. Later they form together in Wario's normal form, but several Splunks find him and demand the return of the Form Baton. He runs through Diamond City with the Splunks following, while the characters from the game watch from the sides of the street.

Wario then runs into the Temple of Form and trips over, dropping the Form Baton right back in its platform. Orbulon's ship is flying through space before suddenly getting hit by a nunchuk otherwise known as the Balance Stone.

The ship crashes into the Temple of Form, which sends Orbulon skidding to a halt near the Form Baton's platform. The Balance Stone hits his head and lands on the platform next to the Form Baton, which start glowing and form a connecting wire.

Orbulon picks up this new discovery, right before the Temple lifts off the ground and flies straight into the air. When the Temple reaches space he claims it as his own, but many Splunks appear and demand the Form Baton and Balance Stone back. The Temple falls back to the ground and launches Orbulon and his ship into the distance.

In the game, the microgames use any of 18 different variations of holding the Wii remote. These positions are:. WarioWiki Explore. Wiki Content. Waluigi Jimmy T. Ashley Dr. Crygor Queen Merelda Orbulon Mike. Recent blog posts Help. Showcase Wario Land: Shake It! Fortune Street Mario Party 9. Microgame WarioWare, Inc. WarioWare: Twisted! James T. Wario Fanon Wiki.

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