a b Reed, Kristan (2007-01-09). "Wario Ware: Smooth Moves Review". Eurogamer. Archived from the original on 2009-10-07 . Retrieved 2009-01-09.

Solomon_Rambling I’m sure all of the microgames were ported, but yeah, I think some of the subgames may have been lost in transition. JoeyTS 25 games on the list across 5 separate consoles averages out at 20% per console. But the Switch is below average at only 12%. Picture the scene: the year is 2008 and you, a massive Nintendo fan, are gearing up for the next instalment in the Mario Kart series after the incredible online experience of Mario Kart DS and having poured many, many hours into the former home console endeavours on Mario Kart: Double Dash!! But something is different... But it’s a Hudson/Konami game, so there probably is no Chance at all, that this game or it’s sequel will be ported.For me i would have loved to have seen a port of Arc rise fantasia, i remember it having its flaws (such as the infamous voice acting) but had a very fun combat system and a lot of ways to tweak your abilities to your liking.

somnambulance I guess because the games were kind of less random - you controlled a small character in literally every single one, and they all had to be beatable with the moves of any character.I haven’t touched the game in over a decade, so I apologize for forgetting about the single-player side of things. If I recall correctly, however, wasn’t the single-player content not fully ported? I definitely don’t recall being able to play Pyoro on the GCN version. Boom Blox is already too late, in my eyes. I wish it could have come around 2 years ago, that way we could have had Labo VR support for it. God, I want a VR Boom Blox game. In 2017, rumours became real when it was confirmed Nintendo would release select Wii ports running at 1080p HD, 60 FPS on the Nvidia Shield in mainland China. I found Twisted Mario Bros to be one of the most memorable, and often wondered what it would be like to play the entire game like that! a b "Wario Ware: Smooth Moves". GameTrailers. Archived from the original on 2008-12-16 . Retrieved 2009-01-09.