Wario Land (Game Boy)

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Wario Land (Nintendo Virtual Boy)

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Wario Land II (Game Boy Color)

Now this is turn up for the books. Once in a while an original idea comes along and catches you off guard. What a pleasant surprise to realise that you can’t die in a platform game. In Wario Land 2 for the Gameboy Color Wario is affected by the enemies in a sometimes unhelpful way, but other tim ... more >>

Wario Land 3 (Game Boy Color)

Wario land 3 for the Gameboy Color is a true platformer that carries on the 2D tradition in fine style. One day Wario (Mario's arch-nemesis, as if you didn't know that!) wanders into a cave and discovers a music box that contains a hidden world inside. Wario learns that a wicked being sealed the ... more >>

Wario Land 4 (GBA)

2D platform games and the Game Boy Advance are practically designed for each other. Wario Land 4 is the first original platform game designed for the Advance and it shines as a triple A title. Mario Advance was good, but this is even better.

Nintendo’s anti-hero is a joy to control, and that’ ... more >>

Wario World (GameCube)

Wario, the speech-impeded, grunting, bestial nemesis of Mario, comes shoulder-barging his way back into view, this time on the GameCube, following several successful and much-loved handheld outings.

Co-developed between Nintendo and the legendary Treasure, Wario World is a game that makes you ... more >>

Wario Ware, Inc.: Minigame Mania (GBA)

Taking the concept of the mini-game to a whole new level, Wario Ware introduces us to the 'micro-game', which, as you may have guessed, is a very short and lighting-fast, er, mini-game. The game sees you blaze through a seemingly-endless supply of them, each lasting merely a number of seconds an ... more >>

WarioWare Inc., Touched (DS)

If you’re sitting there reading this, wondering what it might be like to play WarioWare Inc., Touched! (to give its full title) that’s hardly a surprise. Looking at the crude images accompanying the game, you could be forgiven for thinking someone, somewhere, is trying to pull a fast one.

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Wario Ware, Inc.: Mega Party Game$ (GameCube)

Japanese to the core and extremely well received on a global scale, the GBA's Wario Ware, in all its wonderful weirdness, is arguably the greatest multi-player frenzy ever to grace the world of video games. It delivered shockingly poor visuals and its style and presentation was cheesy at best, b ... more >>

WarioWare Twisted (GBA)

Prepare to be twisted and turned in ways you've never experienced before as the innovative and exciting WarioWare Twisted! comes to the SP. Players must battle their way through a selection of fast-paced microgames by literally tipping and tilting their Game Boy Advance using the all new tilt se ... more >>

Wario Land: The Shake Dimension (Wii)

Occasionally, bad guys do good things. Like Darth Vader, or that one time that Riddick saved the universe. In Wario's case, however, he doesn't help out because of some underlying goodness or love for a long-lost son or whatever. He's all about the money, all about the bling.

He's suitably in ... more >>