The Game Box
Story
Wario turns on his TV to see a special report on video game sales going up, all due to popular games like Pyoro (shown by the reporter). After thinking for a few seconds, Wario realizes that video games may be a potential gold mine for him. The next morning, he rushes out and buys a laptop computer and immediately gets to work. He starts making games, but realizes that it's hard work, so he calls his friends to come and make games. Thus, WarioWare, Inc. is formed, with Wario as President of the company.
Gameplay
You have to clear stages of "microgames" of a certain category, made by one of Wario's friends. The microgames only lasts for a few seconds. After clearing a number of miceogames, you have to defeat the "boss game." It's a bit more challenging than the microgames, and you have more time to win this. Some don't have a time limit. If you clear this, you unock a new set of mingames, or if you are re-playing the set of microgames, you are getting a 1-up (you have 4 lifes) and you can continue and get a high-score.
After attaining certain scores in certain categories, bonus games such as rope-jumping or Dr. Wario (a remake of Dr. Mario) become available to the player. Some of these games are two-player and require the use of the "L" and "R" buttons. Individual microgames can also be accessed for the player to practice, provided that they have been played at least once in the normal mode. After all the microgame categories are cleared, different modes of play are available, like Thrilling, in which the player only has one life, or Easy, where the game speed increases very slowly.
Graphics
The graphics are really good. Some games include realistic graphics. In one game you have to bounce a watermelon on a black haired guy. It's a good animated and a well made game.
My thought
It's a veeeery good game. I guarentee a whole lot of fun. It's a game you should buy, really. It has a good replay value. I still play it
and got the game in 2008.
This earns 10 Golden NintenDan's!
