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WarioWare: Get It Together! announced for Nintendo Switch, coming September 10th (UPDATE: Treehouse Live gameplay demo, see threadmarks)
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Yes, god yes. I am curious at how it will play since it's a bit more complicated than the past and the game's simplicity was part of the appeal. I can see the characters adding a lot of replay value. WarioWare Gold has a ton of content so hopefully this is the same.
Love the series, it's the game that I'm probably the most excited about. Can't wait to play with a friend that I spent countless hours on the GC version. I'm intrigued but not fully convinced by the character twist. Guess I'll have to see how this plays out - I'll probably spend time with it in any way.
Warios talking was also irritating to me. I hope it was just for the presentation, and he doesn't talk that much in the game. Didn't play Gold though, someone mentioned there was a lot of talking there.
I'm a little cautious. From the treehouse bit it seemed that most (all?) games are now organized aroud a 2D plane, like a platformer or shoot'em up. I love the series for it being a parody of the video games industry. I hope the character principle doesn't limit this parody only to certain types of games of a certain perspective - what about top down, ego perspective, movement into depth?
You gotta play warioware gold, probably some of the best voice acting in a Nintendo game
I'm hopeful that this'll be good, but I have to admit that having it be sort of a different kind of game is a bummer for me. I (and I think a lot of fans) want a new Warioware that's like Gold but with all new minigames instead reusing older ones.
I'm definitely going to play this, and I trust the devs enough that I'll enjoy it, but it's hard not to think of what a modern-day version of classic Warioware could be like.
I'm definitely going to play this, and I trust the devs enough that I'll enjoy it, but it's hard not to think of what a modern-day version of classic Warioware could be like.
I'm feeling much better about this game now that I see the Treehouse footage. Looks really fun. Still disappointed we're not getting the classic WarioWare gameplay style though.
Every Wario Ware had a specific twist/gimmick based on the hardware (gyro, touch, wii-mote, gamepad) this one seems to be focused on coop + multiple characters. I still see it as classic Wario Ware.
What about this game makes it distinctly "not classc WarioWare"? To my knowledge, the only thing that has changed is how you actually play the microgames.
I understand not liking the gimmick, but to claim it isn't proper WarioWare is disingenuous.
I understand not liking the gimmick, but to claim it isn't proper WarioWare is disingenuous.
Gold was sort of the perfect round up of the first few control methods. I'm so excited that they are changing it up again. The art and energy is 100 percent WarioWare and that's really all I need.
warioware series were always gimmick - the game and people are complaining about a new gimmick? boggles the mind
look warioware gold is a precious baby and i love it too, but if you just want the same old with a new coat of paint, just go back to it. i'm glad the series continues to try new stuff even if not all of them are hits (game and wario....)
look warioware gold is a precious baby and i love it too, but if you just want the same old with a new coat of paint, just go back to it. i'm glad the series continues to try new stuff even if not all of them are hits (game and wario....)
4 Players is either a mistake on Nintendo's site or they might announce it later?
maybe some of the minigames outside the usual character minigames support four players? in the treehouse demo it did seemed like it had four space for players though
Right?! This adds so much replay value. I'm sure there are some that are easier with some characters and others that are harder with some characters, and if they have a system that keeps track of which characters you've finished a micro game with? Whew That'll multiply my playtime exponentially
I've never played a WarioWare game before but this looks like a lot of fun.
Though "200+ micro games" sounds like a pretty small set? I get that they're intended to be replayed with different characters, single vs. co-op, different speeds, and it'll probably take a lot of tries to get used to each mechanic, but 200 micro games is like.....20 minutes total right? How else do these games keep things interesting?
Though "200+ micro games" sounds like a pretty small set? I get that they're intended to be replayed with different characters, single vs. co-op, different speeds, and it'll probably take a lot of tries to get used to each mechanic, but 200 micro games is like.....20 minutes total right? How else do these games keep things interesting?
Every game has different versions and difficulties so it's not like you're playing the exact game every time. Also the appeal is not just playing the games once, but playing them in sets with different conditions or challenges. I got a good 15-20 hours out of Gold since it had a lot of modes and content so hopefully this is the same. Coop definitely helps.
have they said if they're utilizing the touch screen or gyroscope at all a la touched or twisted?
Nah, just went back to warioware gold 3ds recently and hated how the onscreen characters in this one looked versus the backgrounds. Didn't watch the tree house segment but sure the game will be great
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The onscreen controllable characters are intriguing, and is probably a good way to make the gameplay scalable to coop, but I am worried that this design might be slightly limiting for a game franchise that normally prioritizes wild creativity.
Also, I am wondering if some characters (like 18Volt) are incompatible with some microgames and whether the party of three is there to try to mitigate that.
Also, I am wondering if some characters (like 18Volt) are incompatible with some microgames and whether the party of three is there to try to mitigate that.
I think that's a given
WarioWares always have all that extra stuff
Gold is the only one I've played in the last month and other than that years so you know in comparison wasn't a fan of the look lol. Clashing art styles for the character models beyond the norm but like I said been forever for the rest of the series.
Not like a mega fan, liked the gba games, ds non diy, and gold. But it's been a long time
Love WarioWare in almost all iterations, but not sure about this one. Being thrown into wholly distinct micro games with their own weird style is such a huge part of WW's appeal and I'm not sure how having your character on screen at all times affects that.
Still definitely checking it out, of course.
Still definitely checking it out, of course.
I meant look in a literal artistic decisions way lol, edited post for clarity. Still don't like it tho lol
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Same !! The trailer left me with more questions than answers. It's so different from the others that I wondered if it was a "real" Wario Ware game you know ? And the fast pacing nature of the microgames combined with a short trailer resulted in me not having enough time to truly understand what was going on.
Then I watched the Treehouse and... Holy shit it looks amazing !!!!
Hmmm. If not a true 4 players mode (4 players playing at the same time), it might be a mode in which you take turns. One team of 2 vs another one. One plays a microgame, then immediately after it's the turn of the other team, something like that. Kind of like how Wario Ware on Gamecube was up to 16 players lol4 Players is either a mistake on Nintendo's site or they might announce it later?
Every time a Warioware game comes out, it's very funny to me to read comments from people who think the game looks cheap/bad. Hon, it's a video game made by Wario.
Just like 1/10 of the games! The rest is done by ninja kids, witch kids, nintendo obsessed kids, a cat, a dog, an alien, etcetera