Warioware: Smooth Moves045496900038

Warioware: Smooth Moves

Platform - Nintendo Wii
ESRB Rating - Everyone
Features:
  • Games include turning the Wii remote on its side and pumping it up and down to inflate a balloon, swinging it in your arms to make a man run a race, making a slashing motion to cut a barrel, turning it on its side to turn a crank and placing it on the hip
  • Under Wario's tutelage and with the help of the Wii Remote, players will swing, spin and squat their way to victory
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5 Star Rating
Anonymous

Seizures...

(Review From Amazon)
General Comments:
If you don't have ADHD, you will soon if you purchase this game. If you have a drug, or several, drug addictions, this game is for you, or if bright, fast moving colors are your thing. This really is a fun game for anyone, super weird though.


2 Star Rating
Anonymous

Best Karoke for Shy People

(Review From Amazon)
General Comments:
We got this thinking it would be a perfect karoke game and for some people it must be. We liked a similar XBox game but it lacked some variables that Boogie is supposed to have. First the microphone, we had to yell into it before it picked up our voices but during the playback you still couldn't hear (even after we turned the background singer all the way down!). The dancing isn't what we thought either. It's lame. The remote is much more fun in our other games. It's really easy to score big points so you can unlock what you want but, there's really not much to get. The list of songs is really short and limited. There was no way our kids were going to know any the songs. And they certainly aren't patient enough to make a "video" afterwards (also lame). For the price, it's gotta be fun for all of us. But hey, if you want to sing into a microphone without many songs to learn and not hear how bad you are, give it a try!


3 Star Rating
Anonymous

Fun but lacking depth

(Review From Amazon)
General Comments:
Having played the Wario Ware on Gamecube, I didn't hesitate at all to pick up Smooth Moves without reading any reviews or checking out the game. The puzzles are just as fun as always and very fun to play.

However, there is a huge lack of multiplayer options. I first opened the game with some friends expecting to play some multiplayer, only to find that you have to first unlock the multiplayer. So after about 1 hour we were finally able to play against each other. Also, minus the Darts and Nose Racing, and Buddy Jumping games, there are really only 4 multiplayer games you can play, and 2 of them are Sudden Death, meaning you only get one shot to get a puzzle right and then you are out or the whole game is over, which doesn't make the multiplayer experience fun at all. With only 2 long multiplayer games, it can get boring after a while since you keep doing the same puzzles over and over. Perhaps if the multiplayer had all the puzzles in the single player, it would be more fun, but it quickly lost it's replay value for me and personally I don't think it's worth the $50.00.

I'd recommend at least renting it first to see if you think it's worth the price.


4 Star Rating
Anonymous

Too much story...very fun though

(Review From Amazon)
General Comments:
I LOVE THIS GAME! While you may be turned off initially (I'll be picking what?! I'm answering a telephone?!), you'll love it once you get into it. The only thing is the stories (a little long), and the fact you need to do all the single player to do multiplayer. Otherwise I love the game-and it's pretty hard! It seems a little "ADD" at first, so quick you have no idea what's happening. However, you realize after the first 10 times you play a game, that you also need PATIENCE!

To parents: It depends on your kid, but I'd say a 7 year old could do this game...the "gross" humor is mostly picking a nose (again it's 5 seconds, not going to traumatize your kid forever).