Wario Ware: Smooth Moves (Wii)

I bought this game when I purchased my Wii, June of this year. At first it was fun and I was enjoying myself, then I got addicted to playing it everyday and sometimes I couldn't stop it was such a fun game. My kids started thinking I was insane, I even forgot to pick them up from school once because I was addicted to the game, it was funny. A few weeks later I calmed it down a bit because I got bored. then my husband and kids started getting addicted, but not as bad as me. Overall, it is a brilliant game, with superb qualities and extremely addictive. At the start Wario is walking and spots a temple containing a Wii remote. You have to chose one of the residents ...  Read the complete review

I personally believe this is the best mini game experience available for the wii. There are literally thousands of minigames. All be it them lasting 3 seconds each, it is a quickfire mini game experiance quickly shifting from one game to another. Each using the wii remote in a different and intuitive manor. It is a great game. The main annoyance i found is that you have t complete the game to unluck 2 player games. Although this only takes a few hours it is still annoying. However it is a small price to pay for the best mini game experiance on the wii. The graphics look "rubbish" in some parts but this is merely the visual look the creators were looking ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this game last year after having a wii for only a month or so. I had never played a Wario Ware game prevouisly, only seen Wario in many of the Mario games and so did not know what to expect. As soon as the game loads I was very happy with my purchase. It consists of lots of mini-games which are highly addictive and includes lots of fun ways to hold the wii remote using short cartoon mini-clips. When a new move is introduced, there is a tutorial page to explain what the move is. It could be hold the remote sideways as a steering wheel, on top of your head flat so that you can do squats. The game is limitless!!! It is also really fun to play with someone else ...  Read the complete review

It's a source of personal pride for me to consider myself one of the very first fans of what is now one of the most popular series to grace any -- or in this case, many -- Nintendo consoles: Wario Ware. Admittedly, it all happened accidentally; I don't remember what I did ask for that birthday, but I got Wario Ware: Mega Microgame instead, my mom insisting that this is the game the guy at the toy store most recommended. I was a bit let down -- until I played it, that is. Before Mega Microgame, minigames and Mario Party were completely synonymous. However, Wario Ware really does bring new meaning to the idea "minigame" -- each little sequence lasts ...  Read the complete review

Party games and the Wii go hand in hand, and who better to front one than the king of mini games and the anti Mario himself, Wario. Wario Ware: Smooth moves is one giant mini game. There are hundreds to choose from at varying difficulty levels and they can be played alone or with friends. Now personally, I'm more of a solo gamer, so I took great pleasure from completing every aspect of the single player campaign so I will tend to dwell on that area of the game, but there is also another reason for this that I will discuss later. The single player mode is based around small episodes that require you to complete a certain amount of mini games in order ...  Read the complete review