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| WarioWare Smooth Moves / Nintendo Wii : 5 of 5 | |
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2.17.2007
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 I've been playing WarioWare mini-games all the way back to my GameBoy Advance days, so WarioWare Smooth Moves was definitely the game I had to buy after waiting all night for my Nintendo Wii! In case you don't remember, WarioWare consists of tons and tons of tiny games, each only a few seconds long, that are thrown at you one after the other, and you generally have to figure out how the game works and complete it super quickly. WarioWare is perfect for the Wii, since using the Wiimote is so natural in most cases, and can definitely be used in creative ways. In fact, the game demonstrates several ways to hold the Wiimote (which are displayed and narrated just like Jack Handey's Deep Thoughts from the old Saturday Night Live), and each games flashes the position you'll need to use. Sometimes you hold it on your hip and actually jump to make a character jump rope on screen, or even put the Wiimote down and pick it up like you're answering a phone (and the built-in speaker actually says hello)! My favorite by far is the short driving game, since it feels so cool to use the Wiimote as a steering wheel. All of the classic WarioWare characters are back this time, but the quality of the cartoon segments is simply amazing - even better than the usual Cartoon Network standards (watching Jimmy T. dance with all the little kitties is just too cute for words)! The only drawback to Smooth Moves is that I enjoyed it so much that I pretty much played it all the way to the end in one long session, but now I can always go back and re-play my favorite segments. The Wii is amazing, and this game really shows off what it can do!
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