WarioWare: Smooth Moves for the Wii Review
YES!! Everything you've heard and read about WarioWare: Smooth Moves is true! This game is SOOOOOOO much fun!! Unfortunately the single player is extremely short. I finished it in just over 2 hours. I think it's the very first game I've finished on the Wii. So I'm a little disappointed that it's over, but I'm sure I can play it again to get better at the mini games. This is also the first WarioWare game I've played.
This is definitely a party game. If you plan on inviting lots of friends over, then this is the game to get. I can only imagine how weird it's going to look people putting the Wiimote on their head and kneeling up and down, and other weird things, especially if you've had a few drinks. Will have to organise a Wii evening with my friends.
Gameplay: Basically you play through a bunch of mini games. From slicing a barrel in half, to picking a giant nose, to shredding paper, too many to list. Each one is a little bit of a learning curve as you have to adjust yourself as to how you'll use the Wiimote, but once you know what to do, then it's just a matter of pulling it off with the Wiimote. You only need one Wiimote for multiplayer and you can have up to 12 players. So you'll be frantically passing the Wiimote around the room, which could be alot of fun. I think I read there are about 205 mini-games all together, so there is lots of variety.
Graphics: Very weird and crazy animation. No fancy 3D graphics here. I don't even think it's needed. The fun aspect is what makes this game. It suites it very well for this type of game. Some of the cartoons are pretty funny. I was giggling at the cats and dogs on the disco dancefloor.
Sound: The music is really catchy and you'll find yourself bouncing to the tunes of all the characters in the Wario World. Unfortunately still no full voice overs in this game. Well I suppose it doesn't really need voices overs.
Overall, I'm really happy with this game. It's the first game I've had the most fun with the Wiimote. It definitely uses the Wiimote in lots of different and bizarre aspects. I'm looking forward to the other mini-game type of Wii games coming out. WiiPlay and Mario Party 8. And as I said, I should be getting Rayman Raving Rabbids on Monday.
If you have any questions, ask away.