I'm pretty sure you can choose either one when you choose which 3 characters you want
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WarioWare: Get It Together! Demo Out Now! (Switch)
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My high score is 65* right now. If I get anything higher I'll post a pic but I'll keep trying. It gets crazy and I shit my pants when I'm post 50 and get Kat
Not in the demo. You can only pick them individually when trying out their controls
I don't expect it to be an option in the full game because they're supposed to spawn on their relevant sides. They're already by far the hardest characters in the demo and having them start on the wrong side would make them even harder. Maybe it will be an option in single player only, with Ana spawning on the right side, but that would be more than a little confusing to play in its own right and seems like a lot of extra work for a feature not many people would use.
Interesting, I think they're super well done. It was one of my larger worries before playing the demo, but I think they're pulled off very well and I enjoy the slight 3Dness to them
I love how they reference that on the game's eshop page even
Don't tell Wario, but you can try it for free!
Damn, why the two better characters of the pairs gotta be player 2Yeah Ana is for P2,it's written on the official website
"(Only available in 2-player/Variety Pack mode)"
It's the same for Dribble&Spitz:
Dribble is for P1,Spitz for P2.
The demo was super fun and addictive. I never really played a WarioWare game before, the mini-games seemed way too simple for me but I really like the character switching mechanic here, it keeps you on your toes. I'm still not sure if chasing a high score is enough for me but the game is on my radar now. We need more silliness in games, most releases are too serious. It's video-games.
keep in mind the demo didn't have boss fights which we know are confirmed thanks to the E3 footage from Threehouse. Bosses can be pretty challenging especially later on in a run when they are presented in harder variations (think of the ball bouncing game, the lowest difficulty is the soccer ball, then there's the volley ball, then Rugby, then Saturn)
I think there are still some significant nuances. Compared to Wario/Cricket you sacrifice free control with Mona/Kat in order to increase your reach thanks to the ranged attacks.
They work and play just fine, but I have a real aversion for things becoming 3D when they used to work so well in 2D.
Wow…extremely pleased with this demo. Was worried about the whole character-based way of doing things, but after playing it I think it may be the opposite of what I assumed. It actually expands on the microgames rather than limiting them.
Unexpected, very good call to put this demo out. The series' rep had been a little shaky lately. This feels like potentially the most exciting WW take since probably the original, which is a pretty huge thing. Crazy fun co-op.
Unexpected, very good call to put this demo out. The series' rep had been a little shaky lately. This feels like potentially the most exciting WW take since probably the original, which is a pretty huge thing. Crazy fun co-op.
How many featured spotlights are in the demo? I've already unlocked all the demo characters. Highest score I've reached is 36 with three characters and 30 with all demo characters
edit: Disregard my question. Did one more run with three characters and got a high score of 50 and it repeated the first spotlight
edit: Disregard my question. Did one more run with three characters and got a high score of 50 and it repeated the first spotlight
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Played for another hour or so, my high score is now 77 for 3 characters (Wario/Young Cricket/Mona) and 74 for all 6 characters. This game is so addicting!
EDIT: 78 for all 6 characters now.
EDIT: 78 for all 6 characters now.
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Really fun demo, I'm sold. Being able to play as the characters is great, and the way each character changes how you play each minigame is brilliant. The game cycling through your team of three or cycling through the whole cast at random really keeps things fresh. The latter can be especially challenging, and I find myself tensing up when it's Ana or Mona's turn... although I *also* find myself choosing these characters when I assemble my own crew -- I like the challenge they provide, and the element of mastery to figuring out how to clear certain stages with them.
What exactly is the online mode? Like is their online co-op at all? Looking at the Nintendo Store page, it seems the online's stuff is lite...but idk. I might have missed something.
"Wario Cup" is the online mode, where challenges are posted weekly and you compete to get the highest score (which is calculated based on speed, combos and number of microgames cleared) to earn in-game rewards. For example:
So, no - all multiplayer is local only.
I can't imagine playing WarioWare online; any lag and it'd be ruined. Then again, I suppose the option would be appreciated.
Yeah, one of my homies was disappointed at this, but to me, the game is purely reflexive, unlike a Mario Party which is moderately based on reflex required minigames, so it didn't really phase me."Wario Cup" is the online mode, where challenges are posted weekly and you compete to get the highest score (which is calculated based on speed, combos and number of microgames cleared) to earn in-game rewards. For example:
So, no - all multiplayer is local only.
I can't imagine playing WarioWare online; any lag and it'd be ruined. Then again, I suppose the option would be appreciated.
"Wario Cup" is the online mode, where challenges are posted weekly and you compete to get the highest score (which is calculated based on speed, combos and number of microgames cleared) to earn in-game rewards. For example:
So, no - all multiplayer is local only.
I can't imagine playing WarioWare online; any lag and it'd be ruined. Then again, I suppose the option would be appreciated.
Do we think you will need an online subscription for this?
To quote the US website:
This seems to imply that participating each week does not require a subscription, but to join the rankings you will need one. The Japanese website for the game also says something to the same effect (translated with DeepL):
I think Online Versus would probably work, but co-op would be tricky."Wario Cup" is the online mode, where challenges are posted weekly and you compete to get the highest score (which is calculated based on speed, combos and number of microgames cleared) to earn in-game rewards. For example:
So, no - all multiplayer is local only.
I can't imagine playing WarioWare online; any lag and it'd be ruined. Then again, I suppose the option would be appreciated.
Played for about an hour with my wife and got a high score of 12. Don't think this one's for us.
Nah it's still got a huge Captain Syrup shaped hole missing. They should bring her back as a competent rival who keeps trying to steal his employees
Okay maybe it's because I was ran over by a truck a couple weeks ago and the percocet and pain makes it hard to focus but I can't seem to find an answer to simply this:
I have a Switch Lite, can I fully play the single player without needing to buy/use joycons? For some reason when this was announced I thought that said that you needed to use joycons to play it on the lite, but is that only for multiplayer?
I was SUPER bummed that I wouldn't get to play this because I can't buy a regular switch just for one game (and playing a game with a joycon with the lite propped up sounds terrible) but I downloaded the demo just to see and it seems to work just fine? So I actually get to play this after all?!?!
I have a Switch Lite, can I fully play the single player without needing to buy/use joycons? For some reason when this was announced I thought that said that you needed to use joycons to play it on the lite, but is that only for multiplayer?
I was SUPER bummed that I wouldn't get to play this because I can't buy a regular switch just for one game (and playing a game with a joycon with the lite propped up sounds terrible) but I downloaded the demo just to see and it seems to work just fine? So I actually get to play this after all?!?!
Yeah, you can play this on a Lite. For multiplayer, they would need their own joycon, or play wirelessly with a 2nd Switch.
YAYYYYYYYYYYYYY. Thanks for confirming, super excited now!
Never have I agreed with a post so much. I swear half the time I fail a microgame it's either a microgame with Kat or fucking Leave the Candy lol
If my 6,5 yo daugther knows how to communicate who's going on that one or on the windmill one, I'm sure you and your friend can deal ^^ The trick is to decide before starting who's going to act on what, but this might not be feasible in the full game depending on how they mix the microgames...
Some of these reviews are disappointing. Metro GameCentral is usually one of the first I look for on the Metacritic list.
metro.co.uk
Still, I can't ignore how much I loved the demo.
WarioWare: Get It Together! review - buyer beware
Mario’s money-grabbing nemesis arrives on the Nintendo Switch with over a hundred new microgames and a host of multiplayer options.
metro.co.uk
Still, I can't ignore how much I loved the demo.
I don't think the embargo was publicized so no one prepared one in advance. I'd make one myself but I'm working atm so I don't have time to compile 20+ review quotes.
Current MC score is 75 with 20 reviews. https://www.metacritic.com/game/switch/warioware-get-it-together!?ref=hp
The review is basically "It does not use motion control, or touch screen or anything like that that Switch has", which is a respectable opinion if you were expecting something similar to DS or Wii, but in this case they have gone in another direction.Some of these reviews are disappointing. Metro GameCentral is usually one of the first I look for on the Metacritic list.
WarioWare: Get It Together! review - buyer beware
Mario’s money-grabbing nemesis arrives on the Nintendo Switch with over a hundred new microgames and a host of multiplayer options.
Still, I can't ignore how much I loved the demo.
It seems they were expecting something more like 1-2 Switch.