Wario Ware Smooth Moves Nintendo Wii
Wario Ware Smooth Moves Nintendo Wii
While wandering around his home of Diamond City, Wario stumbles into an old building called the Temple of Form. Inside, he finds a mystical treasure called the Form Baton. Legend has it that if the holder follows the forms, he can overcome any challenge. With this discovery, the form craze spreads through Diamond City, and soon everybody is doing their best to master the moves. Sticking to the traditional WarioWare style of play, players can use 20 unique applications of the Wii Remote to chop barrels, turn levers, run races and more.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Problem-solvers will love it
Received as a gift, this game is a series of tons of mini games you unlock that would be perfect for littler kids– I, in fact, witnessed a 5 year old just mezmerized by it, eyes popping out at the ridiculousness and the quirkiness of it. You use your wii remote to shave the stuble on a face, balance it on your palm like a plate in a different game, etc. It’s a cerebral game not everyone goes for. If you’re a ‘worker’ type like me who hates to figure stuff out, it won’t be your cup of tea at all, but if you’re a problem-solver, it’s a delight. I don’t know that it’s got long-term playability, but it’s really unique, odd, and strange with stand-out originality in thinking, which just made me stare for about the first 15 minutes and go ‘what the heck is this??’ in kind of surprise/wryness as I watched my kids laugh and squeal thru it for about an hour. My problem-solving 12 year old, who could finish a mini game before I’d even figured out what the heck they wanted her to do, thought it was hilarious; my 9 year old ‘worker’ type (like me) watched with no desire to really play and, I think they’ve played it once since they received it a week ago, and have since then told me to sell it, but the reasons for that could be many, and with kids, who knows in a week they could love it again. I, myself, never would have bought it, and I never will play it, but it’s still an excellent type of mini-games game of reflex and hand eye coordination mixed with humor if you find this genre amusing. Great party game, and it would be a scream with some margaritas and friends.
5 Stars Fun for parties! Adults or kids
I had a house full of friends (26yrs - 31yrs old) who all came over so we could meet up and go to a party one night. Instead of wanting to go to the party, everyone ended up staying at my house until 3am playing this game. It is crazy fun with a group of people! My kids love it, too.
What is Wario Smooth Moves? It’s just a bunch of timed, totally random & weird tasks ~ like drinking a glass of water without spilling it, using a fan to blow a giant robot off a cliff or mimicking the game’s dancers without missing a beat. Have a camera handy…
5 Stars Fun for the whole family
This game is so much fun! It keeps you on your feet the entire time. We played it with a large group of adults and no one could stop laughing.
It is very fast paced and requires a lot of attention but not much skill. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good laugh. You cannot be afraid to make a fool of yourself!
2 Stars easily bored
Although I got rave reviews from a friend who said they were laughing so hard playing this, they almost wet their pants, I find it a bit boring. As I don’t personally like to watch cartoons of any kind, I hate having to watch the little story boards that can’t be skipped by to get to the actual game parts. I am having friends over this weekend and we are going to play this with other Wii games, so maybe I’ll change my mind. BUT…. for now, it only holds my attention for about 15 minutes.
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