Feels kinda weird they'd make a game without knowing how much they'd sell it for, and then ask fans to give their insight on price before revealing it actually exists.
But I love the series so I'll be very happy if a new one is coming.
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Nintendo wants to know if you’re interested in buying the next WarioWare game for $49.99 (UP: Also asking about Brain Training for $39.99 in NA)
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Feels kinda weird they'd make a game without knowing how much they'd sell it for, and then ask fans to give their insight on price before revealing it actually exists.
But I love the series so I'll be very happy if a new one is coming.
We have a rare opportunity here to drive down costs. Definitely would not buy, show me a $10 launch price!
I would spend $100 for a simple port of WarioWare Gold to Switch, and I would feel like it's worth it.
Of course I wouldn't tell them that, though lol.
Of course I wouldn't tell them that, though lol.
I feel the more likely outcome to people answering no is they just silently cancel the game without ever announcing it.
Thanks OP! With the right answer included too ($69.99) <3 always go above and beyond for wario
It's hard to truly answer that question without knowing what the game is. Will it have a huge amount of content? Will it have an online mode?
I find it difficult to say I would spend $60 on it, based on previous games. I think $50 is the max but it depends on what the game ends up being.
$40 feels like a good price from what we know of the series up until now.
I find it difficult to say I would spend $60 on it, based on previous games. I think $50 is the max but it depends on what the game ends up being.
$40 feels like a good price from what we know of the series up until now.
I don't think there's a lot of overlap between Jackbox and WarioWare, especially since you're talking about the difference between social multiplayer games and a longtime single player-only affair that puts a lot of emphasis on unlocking lots and lots and lots of stuff over time.
Wasn't WarioWare one of the 'leaked' titles from an insider (I don't remember who it was) a couple years ago, along with Metroid V? Everything points to Metroid V being real, so maybe that makes WarioWare a little more believable too.
I'd pay $60 for a fully featured console Warioware game, tbh
Make it as content-packed as Gold with mostly new games and maybe some smaller amount of returning ones, plenty of side games and doodads to grind out. They could reintroduce the motion games from Smooth Moves using the Joycons (but maybe limit those to their own mode, so the rest can still be played in handheld.)
And then add a bunch of new multiplayer modes like the Gamecube game that incorporate all of the new microgames. I think that'd be worth full price for sure.
I also wouldn't be OPPOSED to a lower budget, smaller spinoff experience that went for the Jackbox party game model, but it wouldn't really count as a real new Warioware to me. I don't even think Game and Wario was that misguided of an idea, it may have just needed a healthier platform than the Wii U to make it successful.
Make it as content-packed as Gold with mostly new games and maybe some smaller amount of returning ones, plenty of side games and doodads to grind out. They could reintroduce the motion games from Smooth Moves using the Joycons (but maybe limit those to their own mode, so the rest can still be played in handheld.)
And then add a bunch of new multiplayer modes like the Gamecube game that incorporate all of the new microgames. I think that'd be worth full price for sure.
I also wouldn't be OPPOSED to a lower budget, smaller spinoff experience that went for the Jackbox party game model, but it wouldn't really count as a real new Warioware to me. I don't even think Game and Wario was that misguided of an idea, it may have just needed a healthier platform than the Wii U to make it successful.
I would pay that if it had twice the amount of levels it normally has. Some of them have been barebones in the past.
The poll results show consistent price tiers that everyone accepts for WarioWare and Brain Training.
It's really telling Nintendo to, "Throw a dart onto the wall and choose whatever price it lands on, just give me the games."
It's really telling Nintendo to, "Throw a dart onto the wall and choose whatever price it lands on, just give me the games."
For WarioWare? Take $100.
Edit: As long as it's traditional WarioWare and not like Game & Wario.
Edit: As long as it's traditional WarioWare and not like Game & Wario.
I thought he overcame that a while ago. At any rate, his advice was to make pleas to Nintendo. I'm obligated to beg.
That was a few months ago, so it'll be a while before we see the results of him getting back to work.
It's unfair to call Tsunku "the creator". The birth of the game came from Kazuyoshi Osawa who was a programmer and designer of the previous WarioWare series (didn't you wonder why the games had so much shared DNA). Osawa created the beat game prototype that powered the game.
Tsunku came to Nintendo with a music game proposal around the same time - and basically married some of his ideas and brought in the arranged music tracks to what might have been a flat BGM rhythm game otherwise.
Gold is evidence that they could have done another game without entirely new Tsunku produced music.
The Wii U not getting a proper WarioWare was one of those very many "the fuck you guys even doin" moments of that gen.
