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Wario Ware: Mega Microgames
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List Price: $34.99
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Product Details
- Batteries Included: 0
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- Binding: Video Game
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- Brand: Nintendo
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- EAN: 0045496732370
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- ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
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- Features: An order of microgames awaits, one every five seconds Battle a wild boss and move on to the next level, Warios off beat sense of humor shines with jokes and gameplay thats laugh out loud funny, Test your reflexes in Wario Wares complete line up of retro classics, sports games, sci fi shooters and much, much more
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- Label: Nintendo
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- Manufacturer: Nintendo
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- Model: GANIN 045496732370
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- Number of Items: 1
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- Platform: Game Boy Advance
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- Product Group: Video Games
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- Publisher: Nintendo
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- Release Date: 2003-05-27
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- Studio: Nintendo
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- Title: Wario Ware: Mega Microgames
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- UPC: 045496732370
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Avg Customer Rating: 
Product Description: Quirky twitch game that throws more than 200 humorous reaction- and logic-based mini games at players in quick succession. To aid Wario in his quest to establish a software company and satisfy his money hungry urges, players work their way through town, playing the challenges each of the characters throw at them; 9-Volt, for example, only dishes out challenges based upon classic Nintendo games; Dribble & Spitz offer up Sci-Fi-based mini-games. Kat hands over games based around nature. The game's ladder ends at the top with a competition against Wario, where he throws out a random assortment of games for the player to accomplish.
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Customer Reviews
Good game
This game is clever, cute, and fun. The replay value is somewhat there. It is just a collection of random games to play--all timed.
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CRAZY AND ORIGINAL 9.5 OUT OF 10
This game is without a doubt one of the best handheld games you can possibly find and one of the most crazy games you can find anywhere. The minigames are excellent and are very addicting to play even if some of them are hard. There are a ton of minigames to unlock as you progress and your scores improve like a skateboarding challenge, jump rope, and a whole lot more. This game is still the best of the Wario Ware series and is high above its Gamecube, Wii, and DS successors. Even though primarily I play M-rated games this is one of those games that somehow still manages to bring out the kid in me, and I still love playing it. It also gives you a reason to keep your Game Boy Advance.
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Wierd
This has to be the dumbest game I've ever played It's way overhyped.However there is a few minigames that are fun but most are not.(the fun ones is why I gave it 2 but there are not many)
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i love this game
The first Warioware game I bought was Twisted shortly after purchasing my DS. I loved it. then I was at Gamestop or EB Games earlier this week and they had a copy just sitting there in the case. I made my boyfriend ask how mush it was and when he said $12.99 I had to buy it.
I really like the game and have gotten to the last level. My boyfriend makes fun of me because the games look easy and I have some major difficulties with quite a few of them. Of course when he tried he did worse than me.
I'm too used to Twisted and was actually reprimanded for trying to twist my DS in certain games that were included in both versions.
This game is great. My only complaint is that its too short. it takes no time at all to beat the storyline. of course you can continue to play each characters games until you unlock all of them. and its a nice bonus to unlock random games on the side, especially the 2 player ones.
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It was really fun
The game was awesome and i loved that once you beat the level you could play all the mini games over again and even unlock new ones. two thumbs up
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