Nintendo serves up another bumper blink-and-you-lose blitz in WarioWare: Move It!, but the package is let down by the need to fumble with often-fussy motion controls. I have three seconds to open ...

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Drawing with your butt summarizes what the WarioWare series is all about. Nintendo’s 20-year-old microgame franchise has never shied away from crude, gross-out gags and absurdist humor — this is a ...

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After 20 years in the microgames business, Wario is finally taking a vacation. His latest starring adventure, WarioWare: Move It!, sends the money-hungry miscreant on an island getaway, where mishaps ...

The hardware can’t always keep up, but WarioWare’s return to motion controls was the best place for the series to go for now. Somehow it’s been 20 whole years since the WarioWare series debuted on the ...

The second WarioWare title to hit the Nintendo Switch is much more reliant on motion controls, for better or worse. WarioWare is arguably at its best when it's at its quirkiest. While many of Nintendo ...

WarioWare has long stood as one of Nintendo’s wildcards. It’s a series that thrives on the unpredictable and the rapid-fire, quick-wit challenges that keep players on the edge of their seats. The ...

Like an “Oops, All Minigames!” version of Mario Party, the latest WarioWare continues its chaotic legacy by rapid-firing hundreds of ridiculous three-second ...

Wario Ware: Move It is obviously the latest in a long line of Wario’s microgame-powered adventures, most recently 2021's Get it Together. But really, it’s best thought of as a direct sequel to one ...