WarioWare: Smooth Moves

Needs more.. allot was missing..

User Rating: 7.8 | WarioWare: Smooth Moves WII

By bigbadwolf86 | Review Date: January 29, 2007

There are 3 reasons why I only bought Wario Ware: Smooth Moves

1.Mii's are incorporated in with some of the gameplay.
2.9-Volt's minigames.. using classic Nintendo games.
3.Multiplay
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The results-

1. Could of been used more.. Yes it was in multiplayer.. but the Mii's could of been used allot more in the mini games.. Especially if they did a Star Fox final battle with a Mii head instead of Andross.
2. NOT ENOUGH.. I was kinda disappointed.. 3. Almost rubbish.. they should of had way to just keep score. Whoever gets the most points wins.. NOT CUTTING ROPES.. NOT BLOWING UP A BALLOON.. and NOT PASSING A STICK OF TNT.. But it had only that.

Sound, Graphics, and Controls where perfect.. not complaining there.
But the game was too short.. yes I did go back and play it a few times but I feel there could of been more put in this game.

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