Games this crazy shouldn't be this popular, should they? Video games that have you carefully guiding fingers into giant polygonal nostrils, slapping sleeping people until they wake up, or grating cell phones to bits with a cheese grater are meant to be niche games for weird kids, aren't they? Whatever...there's no sense in overthinking it because WarioWare is a fantastic series that gets even better on the Wii with Smooth Moves. As you might expect, this game is totally built around the Wii Remote and maintains, if not surpasses, the level of absolute random insanity that has made the whole series so appealing. It's a terrific use of the Wii's unique control features, it looks amazing, and in short, it should be a part of your library.
Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "During the heyday of the Nintendo DS and Wii, one of my favorite go to game series when throwing a party was the WarioWare set of games. These wacky, fast-paced mini-game collections were the perfect way to, not only have some hearty laughs with friends but to show off the more unique and underutilized side of Nintendo hardware. However, it’s been quiet on the WarioWare front for the better part of a decade now with the last ‘main’ game in the series released when the Wii launch in 2006 leading to the series becoming just one among many of seemingly forgotten Nintendo franchises and leads me to ask… what happened to WarioWare?"
GameCrate: " With Nintendo's big Switch reveal still a hot topic, a lot of discussion has been sparked around the company's individual franchises. We already know we're getting The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. A new Super Mario game is definitely a no-brainer. And Nintendo is undoubtedly going to revisit popular franchises such as Mario Kart and Splatoon. Here are a few standout titles from the company's lengthy library that we think could benefit or evolve as a result of the new Switch tech."
Old article but I'll type -
UGH!
How about -
Wave Race
Eternal Darkness
Metroid
F Zero
Sin & Punishment
All great choices! I believe I included Metroid and F-Zero in a previous list, back when that thing was still called the NX.
GameCrate: "Here are five series that we think should follow in the footsteps of Pokémon Go, while simultaneously carving out their own specific nooks in the AR gaming world."
Yokai- watch would be perfect for it. fits with the game world and play of the normal game perfectly.
Ghostbusters. It doesn't have to be related to the movie. I just think having ghosts around town and fighting them in AR would be cool.
