Reviews from

in the past


ESSENTIAL WAGGLECORE!!!
This shit is so fun. No other game has a vibe like Warioware. You can only use one controller in the multiplayer as far as I know though which sucks ass. Might as well just pass the controller after every attempt in the single player.

WarioWare works real well with motion controls - none of the movements are so precise that the Wiimote's lack of precision holds it back, and the system lends itself to quick pick-up-and-play party games. Not a game that I sunk tons of hours into, but never had a bad time when I did play it.

the guy who taught you all the wiimote stances creeped me the fuck out when i was younger i dont know why


If you haven't played this game DO NOT interact with me./j

Jokes aside, this game is honestly the perfect tech demo for showcasing the Wii's motion controls. And they actually feel RESPONSIVE?! Damn son, where'd ya find this?

perfect application of the wiimote i love this fucking agme so much

Absolutamente ácido y febril, me encanta! Aunque le pondría cinco estrellas si fuese más largo

I don't usually like rating games this high purely off of fun factor alone (if that were the case, I'd have RE5 as an all-time favorite... how horrifying to think about) but I've got to do sooomething for warioware, yknow? It's well-deserving besides. Though it was my first warioware game, having played it some many years ago, I revisited this game sometime in mid 2023 and I had a thoroughly fun time with it! The microgames are all very interesting and intuitive, barring a small handful I couldn't figure out how to make work. the variety in the usage of motion control is great and i.m falling asleep now bye

One of the best multiplayer party games ever made.

Nem sei se este jogo é conhecido, mas este era incríiiivel. Os minijogos eram muito bons e a minha parte preferida é o modo história

One of the reasons why I hyped the Wii a lot. It's a nice WarioWare overall, just expect you'll finish it in a single day just like any other game of the series.

It's a fun game but the motion controls doesn't work sometimes.

Some pretty fun uses of the Wii remote. I also remember the Pyoro minigame you could unlock in this one being pretty good.

Pra mim o melhor da franquia, ainda muito divertido de jogar mesmo depois de uns 10 anos sem rejogar.

I dont know man it's wario ware on the wii, this fucks so hard.

Pretty fun! Motion controls are a very clever fit for the microgames (even if sometimes they don't always track your movements the best)

Warioware with the wiimote! Another really fun one!

This is either tied with WW: Touched! for my favorite WarioWare or it may be a slight 2nd place. The quintessential wacky, quick-paced microgames of WW feel like they thrive on the Wii. Say what you will about motion controls; in this game, they were utilized with creativity & skill. Played this with a group of a dozen or so friends at a high school party & woke up the next day hoarse from all the shouting & unbridled laughter. And that's gotta count for something.

top mejores juegos de minijuegos, god, el pavo con pelo afro y perilla siempre me recordará a mi tío xd

Probably the most wacky entry in the series, it is a perfect game to show what the Wii is capable of while maintaining the best parts of the previous Warioware games.

Estaría mejor si los mandos de la Wii no funcionaran como un cojo manco ciego cagado y meado

It's a Wii, Wario. What did you expect?

Peak/10


Played this first as a kid at my cousin's house and was blown away at how hilarious and creative it was. Such a gem

Sadly I'm an only child so I only experienced the single player version of this game when I was young, but recently I tried it out with friends and it's actually so exhilarating!

WarioWare: Smooth Moves is a quirky, off-the-wall adventure that'll have you questioning reality and laughing hysterically at the same time. While some might deny its existence (seriously, who's ever heard of it?), those in the know understand its zany appeal.

This game is like stumbling into an alternate dimension where chaos reigns supreme, and Wario is your mischievous guide. With its unique microgames and unconventional controls, it's a wild ride from start to finish. Whether you're racing against the clock or trying to figure out what exactly you're supposed to be doing, each microgame offers a fresh and unexpected challenge.

Sure, it may not be as legendary as its sequel, WarioWare: Shove It Up Your Own Ass Game (seriously, who comes up with these names?), but Smooth Moves holds its own as a wacky, unforgettable experience. So, if you're ready to embrace the absurdity and dive headfirst into the chaos, give WarioWare: Smooth Moves a spin. Just don't be surprised if you find yourself questioning reality along the way.

Score: 8/10