Topic: WarioWare Gold

Has anyone here yet tried out the hilarious ridiculousness that is Mewtroid? I saw a video of it yesterday, absolutely loved the reference...and the music....and the starting graphic....

And the fact that I like cats also has NOTHING to do with it! 🤭

Not yet.
Progress is slow going due to the immense hand cramps that the New3DSXL is leaving me with!!
I’m currently playing through as many of the touchscreen minigames as I can, hoping to rack up enough coins to earn more of those wonderful telephone messages, because they’re so amazing that they make my head explode.

Insert your favourite sarcasm notification at the correct place for extra points!

This game has Gamer. It is 10/10

Mewtroid is the only minigame I have unlocked so far.

@ReaderRagfish I was never that good at making microgames in DIY, but I loved much of the "pre-made" stuff (body rock is something else). The comics were pretty interesting too.

I think the biggest flaw with it was the lack of storage (everything was saved inside the game card's NAND, and I think it was about 32MB of space). There were thousands of great microgames made by the community back then, including by famous developers, and not so many slots. I understand it was made to work with the original DS consoles, but I think they could made an updated version to work with the DSi's SD storage or something.
There was DIY Showcase for the Wii where you could use to move the games to the Wii storage but it wasn't an ideal solution.

@Vinny : Touched had a number of polygonal activities, and that was released back in 2004.

@Silly_G Oh yeah, that's right. But I don't think they were as elaborate like the Smooth Moves ones, though

Now that I have finished it (well, I still have to unlock many things) I must say it was a pretty fun game. Twisted stays my favorite (it was my first one), but it definitely was fun. I also liked the voice-acting, though I may prefer the obnoxious sounds for Wario himself.

Bought this game today! First 3DS game I bought in almost a year (the last one I got was the special edition of Metroid: Samus Returns on launch). Haven't played all of the previous games (Twisted! didn't even get an European release), but I loved the first GBA game and Touched! on DS. Gold is an awesome deluxe version of this addicting formula. Love it so far!

What do you mean? Every time he talks it's obnoxious

I actually like the fully voiced Wario. It was strange at first, but I came to enjoy it eventuallly.

@TheLZdragon,

Lol, I mean the Waaaaaah sounds!

Has anyone figured out what the '???' mission below 'Battle Beginnings' is? Even the mario wiki doesn't have an answer (seen above).

@nothankyou : It's most likely related to the multiplayer mode, and its objective is unlikely to be unlocked until you play the battle mode at least once.

While a battle mode is a nice idea and all, it would have been more viable if Download Play had been included as I very much doubt that this game will sell in high enough numbers for such a mode to be used often enough to even justify its inclusion.

Is it true a new mode unlocks after you get all the trading cards?

No idea. I think I'm missing just over a dozen cards.

If you mean Wario Kard, that unlocks after, I believe, you obtain all of the toys (which is possible after unlocking all of the missions), then, yes.

But if you mean after obtaining all of the additional cards that are unlockable after Wario Kard is unlocked, then I have no idea as I'm still about a dozen cards short.

Oh it must've been wario kard.

You need all the trinkets? Like even all the phone numbers?

@Yosheel Maybe. I cannot confirm with certainty as I had already unlocked all of the (initially available) cards prior, but Wario Kard did not unlock until I had obtained all of the toys, as a new toy machine is unlocked that is used to obtain the newly unlockable cards.

Also, bear in mind that coins for mission rewards will need to be retrieved manually (I hadn't realised this straight away, so I thought that it would be worth mentioning).

that's a lot more DIY games than one would expect, cool