[Wii] Wario Ware Smooth Moves Review

Wario Ware Smooth Moves Wario Ware Smooth Moves, the latest addition to the well-known party games WarioWare series. Wario Ware Smooth Moves is the first game to the Wii-mote features 100% utiliseerd and is simply brilliant elaborated. Guaranteed a game that works on laughter convulsions and the center of each party is. Graphics: the story is told through animated comics. The story is just a thin excuse to party a lot. Briefly Wario is led to a mysterious temple and find a Wii-mote. Through this wii-mote he still learns new forms (which are equivalent to what you need to stand for a certain mini-game to get through). And these are used in varying minigames that usually do not last longer than 5 seconds with a short break in between. So you need a quick change of form, and then complete a simple task. Examples, pick up the phone, toddler in your nose, jump rope, catch the apples with your trunk and many others. noise: the story and the cut scenes are often supports a kind of j-pop like music but in some parts switched the music to boogie, soul, rock and who knows what else. As you progress, the music is faster and you get less and less time to swap. Pose If a new form is introduced, it is serried talk through the most boring voice that you can imagine, contributing to the massive dullness of this game. Gameplay: The gameplay is one big collection of mini-games (more than 200) is fired. rapide in pace at you You need to think very quickly and then make the right move, which is surprisingly similar to how you would do it. Really certain things Especially in multiplayer, this would be a big hit. Replayability: There are a lot of secret mini-games to discover and even secret super mini games. As well as you can with any previously played minigames section back to them unlimited play and so to challenge for a top score your friends. The difficulty and speed remain constant rise. Conclusion: ultimate party game with excellent wii motion integration. Recommended when your friends come to visit, but once you've unlocked everything you have seen singleplayer