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At E3...

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 23 / 35
Date: June 28, 2006
Author: Amazon User

I went to E3 and I was one of the luckiest to get to Play WARIO WARE SMOOTH MOVES for the wii. IT was easy, insane, and something everyone can pick up on in a number of seconds two thumbs up! (And for those of you thinking: How can a kid go to e3 i'm really a 23 year old who doesn't have an amazon account and I wanted to not sign up but write a review.) I'm sure I'll get this right when it comes out. WII ROCKS!!!

Fun & Crazy for EVERYONE

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 9 / 14
Date: January 16, 2007
Author: Amazon User

To begin, i am 26 years old. I felt like quite the douche buying this in the store. Anyways, I was glad that I picked it up though!

It is fast and crazy and nutty, I like it. Go buy this game.

WaRiO wArE sMoOtH mOvEs Is WaCkY!!!!!!!!!!!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 4 / 14
Date: January 16, 2007
Author: Amazon User

Wow can't wait to get my hands on this wacky crazy awsome game just by the look of it that I seen online it looks cool! It looks like a fun game to have and a tone of weird levels you have to do. And its really cool what features you can do with the wiimote and in different awsome ways that you probably would of never though of using it that way. Its a great game to play with your family or friends. So if you were able to get a Wii like me dring the holiday season I definitely recomen you geting this game if your into weird and zany games.

not worth the money spent

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 4 / 56
Date: January 16, 2007
Author: Amazon User

This game has a few redeeming qualities, like it does use the Wii remote. Other than that it is not even close to worth the money I spent on it. The graffics are something I would epect to see on an old school Nintendo, not one of the hottest new game systems on the market. There is hardly any use of 3D, so far only one of the over 100 mini games has used decent 3D. Most of the animations are super cheezy anime style. When they turn they dissapear. I realy wish I could go back in time and NOT buy this game.

A very fun game for the entire family !!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 12 / 12
Date: January 17, 2007
Author: Amazon User

Okay for those reviewers that give this game a bad review because of the graphic, then you are not a true Warioware/Nintendo fan!

The graphic on the warioware has always been like this, retro classic, simple, yet maybe stupid, but that is the whole point of this game. Wii never intended to make its console the next gen graphic powerhouse, but instead it is it's innovation ideas of game play that make WarioWare stand out all the time.

Warioware for gamecube, for DS were awesome title! For wii, although sometime you have to make some awkward positions, but that IS the fun/core of this game. If you are looking for Warioware to have fancy 3D graphic like PS3/Xbox360, look elsewhere, but if you want some fun with your family and friends, this is the best Wii game out there right now to have some major fun with!!!

Quirky and very fun

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 8 / 10
Date: January 17, 2007
Author: Amazon User

The game is fun in that its a fast paced game that demonstrates multiple uses for the Wii controller. The micro-games are fairly entertaining and the graphics fit the weird anime/artistic style of the WarioWare series--they also have a few throw backs to classic Nintendo games. As long as people don't cheat, then this will also make a hilarious party game. However, as a single player game it is extremely short (which is kind of a good thing as you need to go through single player to unlock multiplayer). In addition, be aware that if your sensor bar is lower than your head that some of the "mohawk" and "elephant" nose games may prove difficult unless you crouch a little. On a final note, I'm not sure how much this game will stand the test of time as we get more and more games that make use of the Wii remote in better ways (much like WarioWare: Touched for the DS--great at the time, but now there are much deeper games for the DS that make better use of the functionality). Still, it'll be until at least March or so before another "deep" game comes out (Metroid/Mario/Sadness/etc.) so if you've beaten Zelda and want another party game to go with Wii Sports and Rayman then definitely pick this one up.

On an unrelated note... If you haven't heard of Sadness and you're over 18 (or 21 as they say on the developer web site) then you should look it up (it's a black and white horror game by a Polish developer by the name of Nibris). Probably the most intriguing game I've seen in a long time.

WARIO AND MII

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 7 / 12
Date: January 17, 2007
Author: Amazon User

WARIOWARE IS BACK WITH GREAT NEW FUN.I WAS ABLE TO GET THE FINAL COPY @ BEST BUY TODAY. THE GAME GOOD FOR LAUGH ONCE AND AWHILE. WHAT HAPPENS IS: WARIO HAS COME UPON AN ANCIENT TOOL WHICH EVERYONE IN DIAMOND CITY WANTS. AT SOME POINTS THE GAME CAN BECOME QUITE CHALLENGING. IF YOU WANT PRATICE JUST DO THE MICROGAMES AGAIN AND AGAIN. A GOOD GAME FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

Quite a fun game...

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: January 17, 2007
Author: Amazon User

This game's single player is short. If they had more mini-games I would be playing it right now. I haven't tried out the multiplayer yet, so I don't have any thoughts on that...
The other reviewers who say the graphics stink - who cares? The games are fun, bosses are the best. I especially like the one with the sword fighting for some reason.
It may be a tiny bit overpriced to some of you, but I think that it's worth buying.(Especially since I shared the cost with my brother)Anyway, you should buy this game, it's good for multiplayer I hear, and the single player is pretty fun while it lasts. (A warning though - the cutscenes can be embarassing if you have family nearby who think nothing of random oddness)

Fun game!!!

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: January 18, 2007
Author: Amazon User

Very fun game.. keeps me laughing all the way!!! Graphic is really poor but its fun and thats what it counts!!!

True to Warioware Series

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 4 / 6
Date: January 19, 2007
Author: Amazon User

Smooth Moves is very quirky and does not make much logical sense. It has an abstract Japanese style to it with silly anime cutscenes before each series of microgames. Yet this newest installment of the Warioware series is merely staying true to its strangely entertaining roots.

The single player game on Smooth Moves is very short. It only really takes 3 hours to beat the whole game, but after doing so you unlock 2 multiplayer games; darts and the classic Wario Ware game. After you play each of those games once, you unlock other multiplayer games. In the end, I think there are 8 multiplayer games, some of them better than others. There are also some additional single player minigames to be unlocked such as brick tennis, a balloon capturing flying game, target-shooting, brick balance, etc. They are all pretty fun in my opinion, though graphically they take a very minimal, 2D approach.

If you're looking for a graphically enhanced single player game, stay far away from Smooth Moves. However, if you enjoy a wacky party game and want to experience the different ways a Wiimote can be used, Smooth Moves may be a good buy.

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