Topic: WarioWare: Get It Together!

@Clyde_Radcliffe
Dear goodness, I can only imagine... That's incredible!

I don't think I'll manage to get that high without putting some serious time in.

@Clyde_Radcliffe I've got 76 with 3 characters and 66 with 6 characters

And yeah, it gets realllly tough around the 60s !

I think i spent around 10 hours on the demo That's the most time i've ever spent on any demo, i genuinely can't wait to grab the full game

Anyway, here's my brand new record on the demo

@Tom-Smo
That's insane. Granted, I didn't spent that much time playing. I suspect I could land in the 60s with a few more tries. But 116 is almost unreal.

Speaking of time in demos, I spent 40 hrs in the Monster Hunter Rise demo. Another 455 hrs in the main game.

I haven’t touched the demo in a while, since I’m waiting for the full release, and don’t want to be burned out.

@VoidofLight Wow, only took me, like, a week to get all the collectibles in Gold and unlock Wario Kard when I played the game recently. Spent a little over 20 hours with it.

I could see 100%ing those stupid challenges taking years, though. There's so many.

I was sold on it the second it was announced but the demo pushed this game to day one status for me. The games are intuitive no matter what character you play as and as always absurdly fun.

I tried the demo again today to see what it looks like on an OLED, and honestly, this game looks like it’s running in 4k. It’s just that crisp and sharp.

I’m so in love with WarioWare now. This is a game I’ll be coming back to for a long time.

I finally dived into the demo a couple of days ago and have been playing it in short bursts ever since. The addictive gameplay the series is known for is still here, and this game really suits the pick-up-and-play nature of the Switch. The only one of the demo characters I'm not completely sold on is 18-Volt, but I suppose I just need more practice there.

Played again today and got up to like, 53 I think? Which was 12 higher than my previous record.

@Tyranexx
You’ll get used to him. I did, anyways. His movement is built on analog aim control, to shoot a straight line at the rings. Just takes a bit of practice. I’ve actually become rather fond of him.

@JaxonH Yep, figured it's just an adaptation thing. I just found most of the other demo buddies way more intuitive. That's a better record than mine BTW, but I did make it to 30 with a group of 3 last night!

I am getting this at launch…. I just can’t decide if I want to save $10 at Wally World or get it digitally bc of the convenience and how this game lends itself to playing in short bursts….

When will the review embargo gonna end for Warioware GIT ?

Going by a line dropped in this article, I believe it'll go live tomorrow (September 8th). Technically that was posted at 9 PM last night in my timezone, but Liam is from The Land Down Under.

@Tyranexx Cool ! What's your timezone by the way ?

I've avoided putting any time into the demo as I wanted to wait for the full game to scratch my WarioWare itch. This coming weekend is going to be a great time. It has been so long since there has been an original WarioWare game. Looking forward to how wacky and creative WarioWare is now.

2 more days. Looking forward to it. The son and I enjoyed the demo

Glad this is reviewing pretty well across the board. It has been roughly a decade since a brand new WarioWare, though I got a ton of mileage out of WarioWare Gold. That was due in part to not playing some previous series entries. I even enjoyed aspects of Game & Wario, though I still think it should've been a pack in Wii U title.

@Tom-Smo I'm in US/Canadian Central Time, or GMT-5 right now thanks to Daylight Savings.

It's sad that there's some pretty negative reviews, but most of those outlets don't really seem to get the appeal of WarioWare to begin with.

The Nintendo microgame collection is pretty interesting in Get It Together. A lot of newer games (New Super Mario Bros. U, Captain Toad, Nintendo Badge Arcade, Breath of the Wild, Splatoon 2, Three Houses), I think the first microgame in the series based on a game that didn't come from either Nintendo themselves or Intelligent Systems (being Donkey Kong Country Returns) (edit: Smooth Moves had Metroid Prime 2), 2 really deep cuts from the pre-gaming era of Nintendo (what the heck is the Destiny Board Game?), and some neat choices like Pikmin 2, Big Brain Academy, and Devil World.