Wario Ware: Smooth Moves

Name: Pre-Owned
SKU: 917033

Nintendo of America

Wario Ware Smooth Moves is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 37.

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The WarioWare team took an idea so wacky, it could only be made with the latest technology: the Wii Remote controller! Wario stumbles into an old building called the Temple of Form. Inside, he finds a mystical treasure called the Form Baton. There are many ways to hold and move the baton (called forms), and legend has it that if the holder follows the forms, he can overcome any challenge. With this discovery, the form craze spreads and soon everybody is doing their best to master the moves.

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Features

Revolutionary Fun: With hundreds of microgames,this game is just as wild as you'd expect from the name WarioWare, but the game play has been revolutionized. Under Wario's tutelage and with the help of the Wii Remote, players will swing, spin and squat their way to victory.

Tons and Tons of Microgames: With more than 200 lightning-quick microgames and controls that range from scribbling to flailing, WarioWare: Smooth Moves takes interactive gaming to a whole new level. All players need is confidence, a Wii Remote and their best moves.

Off-Screen Party: With games that are as much fun to play as they are to watch people play, WarioWare: Smooth Moves brings the party to its feet. It's hilarious for players and audiences alike.

Reviews

Wario Ware Smooth Moves is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 37.

Rated 4 out of 5 by Anthony mac from It’s good for sure It’s a good game to introduce how the wii remote can be used for different things with its motion censor

Date published: 2019-05-13

Rated 4 out of 5 by Michaelll from Wario Ware smooth moves This is a fun game for kids or for game nights with your friends. It teaches you how to play to in a hilarious way. It is simple enough for a 4 year old.

Date published: 2019-04-18

Rated 5 out of 5 by Dangolcharcoal from Wario-you waiting for?? Buy this game! This game is so fun and hilarious to listen too. It’s great!!

Date published: 2019-03-22

Rated 4 out of 5 by NathanG from Overall great game I wish that the game would offer a new story with the one that you have just completed.

Date published: 2019-03-20

Rated 5 out of 5 by wesas from It’s Worth It It’s quirky and fun. It’s definitely worth the cheaper price it is now. I bought it initially just because I love Mario and Nintendo IPs but I really did fall in love with it.

Date published: 2019-03-15

Rated 5 out of 5 by spsour from Amazing game for family and friends! (Or yourself) I love the Warioware series, and with much experience I can definitely say that Smooth Moves is one of the series' greatest hits. With countless stages to play, tons of different poses, nigh endless microgames and minigames (separate!), great music, several entertaining multiplayer games, and fun stories for each character, this entry in the series has everything you'd expect and even more. As in every other Warioware game, gameplay involves playing through rapid-fire 6-second (roughly) "microgames" with different themes depending on the stage (each stage hosted by a different character), and using whatever control gimmick is the focus of the game—here, the Wii motion controls. The game has different "poses" representing different ways to hold the Wii Remote (which it calls the "Form Baton") when you play—over your head, sideways, upright, at your waist, etc. Before each microgame, a card pops up telling you which pose to use for the next microgame, which is handy. The microgames themselves are honestly kind of hit-or-miss sometimes. Most of them are intuitive enough, or at least with the preceding caption\command thing, but in others, it's almost impossible to figure out what the heck you're supposed to be doing. With those, you'll usually eventually get it after playing it a couple times (or having a friend try), but in others, it's almost impossible even when you do know what you're supposed to do. Thankfully, these are pretty rare, so if you can just pass all the other games without too many misses (4 misses\lives per stage playthrough) you can give yourself a 2-3-life buffer in case you run into it and still beat the stage. Oh yeah, and every once in a while when you beat a stage it unlocks some kinda minigame you can select from the main screen, like a can-shooting game or a block-stacking game or something. They're usually pretty simple but they're not bad to pass time if you're sick of microgames. I'm glad they brought these back, as they were in the GBA original (not sure about Twisted) but absent from the DS games. As for the main stages, there are a lot of them, with many microgames for each, but it really doesn't take that long to beat all of them. Honestly, you could "beat the game" in like, a day, or maybe just a few hours. The replayability is in discovering all the microgames and minigames, and playing multiplayer with your friends. The multiplayer games can support from 2 to 12 people depending on what you play. Some involve playing the various microgames from the main game, and passing around a single Wii Remote between players (to allow for more people, and also so you don't need to buy more remotes). Others still only need one remote, but also use the Nunchuk for 2 players to play at once (attached to each other!). TL;DR—Great game if you like having fun.

Date published: 2018-07-27

Rated 5 out of 5 by TheBoxhead from Fun and a great art style! I've wanted this game for a long time, and it's a real fun game for anyone. It's got some gross humor at times, but the game is overall filled with a simple objective that can be completed in minutes.

Date published: 2018-07-03

Rated 5 out of 5 by ipoopedmypants from how great this game is Wario ware is the best game on the wii if you ask me, which when i rented this at my MovieGallery (yes i still had one of these at this time). Anyway, i rented this game for a few day, like 5 and it was so good that i didnt wanna stop playing and i had to go to the bathroom, so i held it for hours, then when i won the final challenge, i jumped up in cheer, as the same time letting the shark out and stop playing peek a boo.

Date published: 2014-06-10