daftada Posted March 4, 2013 Author Posted March 4, 2013 Although there are some nice ideas (I love the Spy Party-style Fruit) I was expecting a little more seeing as it's been in development for so long. Nintendo could have released these as individual eShop titles like the Art Style games and helped plugg the massive gap in the eShop release schedule.
Dcubed Posted March 13, 2013 Posted March 13, 2013 New overview trailer (new games and TOYS ARE BACK!!! ) Looks insane as ever. Nice to see it come with those lovely unlockable toys
Debug Mode Posted March 13, 2013 Posted March 13, 2013 ..And I have now witnessed the first Wii U game I actually want to buy and play. That looks mad fun!
RedShell Posted March 13, 2013 Posted March 13, 2013 Looking better. Although I still think the best thing about it is the 9-Volt game. However... Game & Watch style Pyoro!! Pretty much confirms that I'll be buying this game now.
tapedeck Posted March 13, 2013 Posted March 13, 2013 (edited) SOLD. Trailer looks superb! The fact you can play addictive 'minor' games like Pyoro off the screen is awesome too. Good to see the Wii U tech demo content return (drawing the lines/shapes and the pirate shield game). Edited March 13, 2013 by tapedeck
Josh64 Posted March 13, 2013 Posted March 13, 2013 I LOVE the WarioWare games but this one looked terrible... up until the latest trailer. I really can't wait for it now! Also, RedShell, I'd never seen your DIY creations before but they're amazing! Nintendo should lock you in a room until you've created your own WarioWare.
Dcubed Posted March 28, 2013 Posted March 28, 2013 Another game has been unveiled, this time it's Miiversketch! http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/33670 During Kiyoshi Mizuki's Nintendo Miiverse GDC talk, the developer revealed Miiversketch, a Game & Wario mode that makes use of Miiverse's in-game message board system. In Miiversketch, players are instructed to draw a particular item within a short window of time. After the time has elapsed, the sketch will be posted to a dedicated board on Miiverse. One example had players drawing King Tut within 60 seconds. Other examples included directions to draw a camel and a sloth. This is a lot like that Picture Quiz game in More Brain Training! I love that game! So many hours spent drawing stupid doodles and laughing at our nonsensical drawings
Serebii Posted March 28, 2013 Posted March 28, 2013 A friend of mine has this and says that not only is it a better showcase of Wii U capabilities, it's a better game than NintendoLand
Dante Posted March 29, 2013 Posted March 29, 2013 Iwata Asks: Game & Wario Participants: Sakamoto (Metroid :OM), Ms. Mori, and Mr. Abe. -Sakamoto was like an advisor on the project, as with previous releases. -Goro Abe (SDP) was like the director, but relied on Ms. Mori from IS for lots of things during dev. She was director at IS of the project. -Abe was asked to come up with a game idea to come pre-installed with the Wii U (like Face Raiders is with 3DS), and thought about what he could do. As he came up with ideas, he got IS involved. -Ms. Mori was first brought onto the project in January 2011, when she first learned about the Wii U. -It wasn't originally planned to be a Wario series game. They wanted them to produce something to show off at E3 2011. This was 'Shield Pose'. -As it was going to come pre-installed with Wii U, rather than with the Wario series where they can do as they please, they needed to make something that would appeal and be playable to many people. -Ms. Mori and the team felt bored as it was a more serious style than she was used to at first. They had to exclude their usual brand of humor and style. Sakamoto wondered if they were suited to this sort of game. -Sakamoto was telling Abe that his ideas were great, while wondering if his team could really do them justice. -The first time Sakamoto played Pirate/Shield Pose he said it should be more manic. -Ms. Mori felt grateful for the permission to be a little more free. -Moved from included-game to retail game in the Summer of 2011, once they'd finished 'Pirate' and felt there was too much content for it to be just included with the hardware. -They were worried about doing HD Wario (making it realistic) but got advice from Komori at SPD who told them they should do it in the style they were comfortable with. -They arrived at the scenario (a collection of games made by Wario and Co.) at the last minute before their deadline in December 2011. -Iwata jokes that from the outside it was obvious that these three were always going to make a Wario game. -Mori was sad that some of the scenario that they had made had to be dropped to make it a Wario game, but Abe points out they were able to re-use some of the ideas. -There are 240 items you can get from the 'gatcha' machine. -They originally planned on 100, but made nearly 300. They had to cut some in consideration of the menu. -However, the 240 includes cards with play tips (about 69) and character introductions, but there are still over 100 micro-games with the gatcha items. -Only using the game pad, even for multiplay, is an idea that comes from the time when it was an built-in game, because they couldn't guarantee everyone would have Wiimotes. -The team avoided using the word 'mini-game' during development. They were encouraged to think of each game as one that could be sold on its own, on its own merits. Therefore, each game has its own title screen. -The title screens were designed to emulate NES box arts, by including things or scenes that don't happen in game or different art styles. -Each game has its own unique stage select screens and menus. -Gamer has 22 micro games included, about 10% of a previous WarioWare game. -Games had their own director look after it toward the end of development, because Mori/Abe couldn't do it all by themselves. -Arrow was Yoshikawa (Kirby Wii) -Matsumiya (Band Brothers) did Kung Fu -Tanabe (Paper Mario) and Tabata (Metroid Prime) both did Ashley and Island together. -This was the first time at Nintendo that directors from different departments and teams have been involved in one game. -Spent a lot of time polishing graphics, specifically on Island and Ski. Sakamoto thought Island looked fine, but when SDP designers saw, they told him it was not and it was the first time Sakamoto really understood what HD graphics meant for development. -All three like 'Gamer' best. They also recommend Ski. Sakamoto likes it because of the young ladies you collect to trail behind you. -Mori compares nearly being caught by the 'Mother' in Gamer to nearly having a car accident and slamming on the breaks. -They chose not to use the WarioWare branding to avoiding confusing consumers into think this was just like previous games. -They originally planned on calling it 'Game of the Wario' in Japanese, but the localization team at NoA suggested Game & Wario. Obviously, it's a reference to Game & Watch. -In Japan, WarioWare Inc. is know as 'Made In Wario' but that sounded weird in English, so was changed. -Game & Watch also influenced the mini-game names. They're short and clear, like the titles for the Game & Watch were. -Gamer was originally going to be called 'Mother' but obviously, they couldn't do that. -Miiverse Sketch is a separate mini-game. You select one word from a list of four and have 1 minute to draw it. Once the minute is up, it's automatically uploaded to the sub-community. -Something special (a 'continuation') occurs if you collect all 240 gatcha items. -Wario Ware is now 10 years old, as of March 21st. The team thought they'd beat the anniversary with the release, but it ended up coming after. --- Game & Wario was released today in Japan. Other territories unknown. The 16 games are: -Gamer -Kung-Fu -Ashley -Fruit -Bird -Island -Arrow -Shutter -Sketch -Disco -Pirates -Patchwork -Ski -Design -Taxi -Bowling
Hero-of-Time Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 June 28th release in Europe Good stuff. Now for Pikmin!
Serebii Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 I don't believe it'll be a full priced game, based on American pricing (it's $40 rather than $60), so I think it'll be £30 RRP. Half tempted to digital download this one
Hero-of-Time Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 I don't believe it'll be a full priced game, based on American pricing (it's $40 rather than $60), so I think it'll be £30 RRP. Half tempted to digital download this one That just sweetens the deal. Hopefully it will be around £25 on Shopto then.
Serebii Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 According to my friend with the Japanese version, there's a medal you get every day you open up the game, which makes it easier if digitally downloaded Very tempting
Dcubed Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 (edited) Earlier than I had expected. Great! Really looking forward to this one! Here's hoping that this is the start of a consistant Wii U software schedule! Edited May 2, 2013 by Dcubed
Serebii Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 (edited) Earlier than I had expected. Great! Really looking forward to this one! Here's hoping that Pikmin 3 follows shortly afterwards too! My money is on July 26th Edited May 2, 2013 by Serebii
Dcubed Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 My money is on July 27th That's the 2nd time you've mentioned that now... What's so special about that day I wonder... (You can spill the beans, I won't tell anyone. Promise )
Serebii Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 That's the 2nd time you've mentioned that now... What's so special about that day I wonder... (You can spill the beans, I won't tell anyone. Promise ) It's me getting my calendar messed up...I mean July 26th :p
Hero-of-Time Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 It's me getting my calendar messed up...I mean July 26th :p No no. You said the 27th! No sneaky edit can take that back. Hopefully with this in June and Pikmin in July, we will get W101 in August.
Serebii Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 It's just a feeling...lately we've been getting games between Japan and America (not counting this, which we get a few days after) so logically I chose that date :p
Dog-amoto Posted May 2, 2013 Posted May 2, 2013 New overview trailer (new games and TOYS ARE BACK!!! ) Looks insane as ever. Nice to see it come with those lovely unlockable toys 0.45 sounds like he's saying "choke on the cock"
Josh64 Posted May 10, 2013 Posted May 10, 2013 Hahaha, what amazing box art. I used to hate Wario (back in the early 2000's) but since the WarioWare series he's become one of my favourite Nintendo characters. Also, reminds me a lot of Cartman from South Park.
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