Feat. Game 10.23.2005 - WarioWare: Twisted!

[Lord Nepenthean]

WarioWare: Twisted!

[img width=145 align=right]http://www.rfgeneration.com/images/games/U-074/bf/U-074-S-06530-A.jpg[/img]Week: 10.23.05-10.29.05
Game: WarioWare: Twisted!
Console: Nintendo GameBoy Advance
Year: 2005
RFG ID: U-074-S-06530-A
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Nintendo
Genre: Unique
Players: 1 Player

Game Page Address: http://www.rfgeneration.c...l?ID=U-074-S-06530-A&
Screenshot Page: http://www.rfgeneration.c...hot.pl?ID=U-074-S-06530-A

Ever since Mario Party mini-games have become not just an addition to our favorite video games but the entire basis for many of them.  Nintendo led the way with that game and have since been mimicked by many.  True to their nature, Nintendo has remained at the innovative forefront of mini-game development.

With their WarioWare series, they've brilliantly taken mini-games to the portable scene, where gamers can enjoy a quick round anywhere, no matter how little time they have to play.  WarioWare: Twisted! takes a new twist (pun only partially intended) on mini-games with its tilt sensor.

Is Nintendo wearing out yet another franchise too quickly, or have each of the WarioWare titles been innovative enough to warrant their purchase?  Do you enjoy these games that center solely around mini-games or would you prefer mini-games to remain as an added bonus to a deeper style of game?

[Izret101]

This game was wicked cool.
I played it for about 30 mins at my fav local shop

It was very cool and actually took some gettin use to.
But just trying to do some of the simple things could actually take a bit of getting use to.
I almost failed the face shaving one because i wasn't twisting it the right way at first and then not enough when i did it right.

My mom on the other hand was pretty good the first time she tried.
Because she she was leaning nearly sideway to move the thing on screen