The only reason this isn't rated lower is because it's DSi Ware which means two things:
1) This comes off as a harmless experiment rather than anything fully intended to sell en masse.
2) The price was cheap.
When I use past tense for the price, I mean that you can't play this failed experiment anymore (due to the DSi and 3DS store closing down). I refer to this "game" as a failed experiment because that's what it honestly feels like. Despite the cheap price, you get the same number of microgames as Haribos your mother gives you when she tells you to hold out both hands.
The number of microgames doesn't matter, funny enough, because the game barley worked. Unless you're curious to dig it up yourself, this Frankenweenie is best left buried below the other far superior WarioWare installments, such as Smooth Moves which did the whole motion thing ten times better. It's like Xbox Kinetic wanted to make their own WarioWare spin off.
1) This comes off as a harmless experiment rather than anything fully intended to sell en masse.
2) The price was cheap.
When I use past tense for the price, I mean that you can't play this failed experiment anymore (due to the DSi and 3DS store closing down). I refer to this "game" as a failed experiment because that's what it honestly feels like. Despite the cheap price, you get the same number of microgames as Haribos your mother gives you when she tells you to hold out both hands.
The number of microgames doesn't matter, funny enough, because the game barley worked. Unless you're curious to dig it up yourself, this Frankenweenie is best left buried below the other far superior WarioWare installments, such as Smooth Moves which did the whole motion thing ten times better. It's like Xbox Kinetic wanted to make their own WarioWare spin off.