For the first of all, Warioware: Smooth Moves is the most fun and average game of whole time because it got by great Wii remote motions, levels, and multiplayer but some of them are difficult from using your Wii remote by some of form games that is difficult for your motions. But you know, it's great how it looks cool from using your Wii remote and it get something interesting about this game. Some of unlockables are getting decent but some are very interesting when it has goodies and stuffs. Now, let's about the motion controls. For example, The Remote Control, when you play as The Remote Control form, it's very easy to use but it gets difficult when you actually concentrate the herdest way to use this form. By the Way, it got by 12 levels: Wario, Mona, Young Cricket, Kat and Ana, Penny, Ashley, Jimmy P and T (One at a time), 9-Volt, Dribble and Spitz, Tiny Wario, and Olbulon. It's got great levels with all the forms that you actually play as but some forms are getting hard now because the sensor bar will keep off with your motions sometimes but that's okay. Well , there are few controls at this game and some of form games have controls that you have to press. There are some multiplayers that keeps great-playing for your friends and your parents and there are some of the interests are getting decent. For Warioware fans, this is a truly great Warioware gamethat you looking for when you have a Wii but it still the same as before when you actually play the previous Warioware games so it's a interesting game that you will looking for.
When I first heared about the Wii back at E3 2006, the first game I saw on offer was Warioware Smooth moves, and I instantly wanted to try it out. It looked just as crazy as the other games in the series, and seemed to m... Read Full Review
WarioWare: Smooth Moves was definitely one of the most highly anticipated games on the Wii. This unique series has garnered many fans after appearing on the Gamecube, the DS, and even the GBA. With a delightfully stran... Read Full Review
