Since its conception as a Game Boy Advance exclusive back in 2003, the WarioWare videogame series has become synonymous with promoting the unique technological advantages of new Nintendo hardware. This, in a nutshell, is also what the Wii U exclusive Game & Wario attempts to accomplish albeit with a more sturdy approach. It’s still a mini-game compilation, but one in which each lasts a few minutes rather than seconds. A worthwhile family entertainment product then, and yet you can’t help but wonder what Nintendo could’ve accomplished has they stuck to that proven WarioWare formula.
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Gaming Boulevard uploaded a new backlog review, this time it's up to Game and Wario on Wii U, the decided:
Game and Wario nails the design, art, music and charm from what it spun of off, the problem is the actual gameplay part of the game. It’s very bare-bones and with only a few really engaging games players might get bored with it as soon as they finish it the same day they started.The game manages to do the Wario part very well. It’s the Game part that misses it’s mark. Game and Wario is not worth a forty dollar price of admission but at five bucks it might be something you can waste an afternoon with. The question is if you would rather skip lunch for a day to waste some time on the very bare-bones game.
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