Remember The Game? #377 - WarioWare Inc: Mega Microgames!

All right.

Let's talk some WarioWare.

As always, I like to let you nerds sound off on the game we're covering before my guests and I hog the microphone.

So let's get into some of your comments.

DrWario, seems like a fitting place to start this week, says, "WarioWare, Inc: Mega.

What a great little collection of flash games.

Kill some time.

I had a blast playing these on the bus," on my t- on my way, I assume, "to and from work.

GBA was an awesome little system, and this game was perfect on a handheld.

Wario rules." I, you know what? I didn't play-- I've said many times I didn't play a lot of GBA, but, uh, this would've been such a perfect GBA game, especially on the clam shell.

Like, close it and go, "Oh, buddy." Like, I-- this would've probably been the ace of my rotation.

This would've been as at home as it gets on the GBA.

Horace Earl says, "What's up, Blank? Crazy you picked this one as I had just wrapped this up on Nintendo Online.

I always enjoyed the WarioWare games, and it was nice to see where the micro games really kicked off.

Very quick play through, but it was fun to swerve in, in traffic and jump over hotdog cars and various platforms.

7.5 out of 10 for me." I really-- when you said fun to swerve in traffic, I really s- read it as you were playing it in traffic.

Like, that was...

I'm an idiot.

That's how it came across to me.

Philly East Side said, "Oh, motherfucking Wii, this game.

I had played Wario Land 4 on my GBA and saw that this game was coming out.

I had read in a GameCube news magazine called Cube.

Uh, the shop had to order it in for me as there was zero demand, but the woman who ran it was really nice." I never heard of that magazine, Cube.

Uh, "I had read in a GameCube magazine about it and thought it sounded cool.

I saved up my pocket money and bought it a couple weeks after it came out, and boy, did I play the dicks off of this game.