Wario World
Nintendo of America - Nintendo of America
GameCube
Release date: 1970-01-01
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Wario World
Date undefinedWario has been in many video games, and this one is one of the best. It has great graphics, and is very fun. The negative part of the game is it only has 8 levels, with bosses, treasure, and heart halves to collect and defeat. My brother and I beat the game in exactly one week, although, my brother and I are very experienced game players. It's a short game, but it is a fun game. I think most kids would really enjoy this game.
If the price is not too expensive, this is a good product from Nintendo.
Wario World
Date undefinedI can't say I was as stupid as the other people on this page and bought this game, I got this game from a kid for free so I came home and played it well this game is really disapointing. You can easly tell Nintendo the best video game company ever did not try too hard on this game It has 8 short levels that are extremly easy, They try to give the game a little more replay value by putting treasure in them to find but after beating this game you probley won't hesatate on putting it in that pile of games that you want to sell, The second reason this game stinks is that it has no plot a giant gem destroed his home and his tresure is scattered every whare a 5 year old could think of that come on, third and finaly this game is just plain boring it is so dumb I might return it to the kid and make him pay $$ for giving it to me!!!!!
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If you get it for free take it and sell it right hear some idot will buy it!
Wario World
Date undefinedSince the first "Mario Kart" on the N64, Wario has been my favorite Nintendo character. This is the reason why "Wario World" was my first game purchase after acquiring a GameCube. Sure, he's mean, selfish, and is a poor loser, but that's the charm of his not-so-nice personality. He's a great evil opposite to Mario.
This game, "Wario World", is much like "Super Mario 64", but with better graphics and with Wario instead of Mario. Like all the good Nintendo games, this one has lots of creativity, mixed with clever design and a bit of humor. The key to the greatness of any Nintendo game is in the details. Little details in the sounds, the character movements, and even the humor, are what set the high standard we've come to expect from a Mario-related game.
The game is shorter than some other Mario-related games, but it was long enough for me. The way I play games, and with as many games as I've purchased that I've yet to play, the length of this game was just right.
