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===Known Forms===
===Known Forms===
*Big Cheese - Wii remote pointed toward screen, held in one hand with both hands placed on hips
*'''Big Cheese''' - Wii remote pointed toward screen, held in one hand with both hands placed on hips
*Boxer - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand, fingers curled from above, similar to making a fist
*'''Boxer''' - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand, fingers curled from above, similar to making a fist
*Chauffeur - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing player, holding remote with both hands by both ends, similar to driving position in [[Excite Truck#Controls|Excite Truck]]
*'''Chauffeur''' - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing player, holding remote with both hands by both ends, similar to driving position in [[Excite Truck#Controls|Excite Truck]]
*Diner - Hold the Wii remote in one hand and the Nunchuck controller in the other (the only form that uses the Nunchuck controller)
*'''Diner''' - Hold the Wii remote in one hand and the Nunchuck controller in the other (the only form that uses the Nunchuck controller)
*Discard - Wii remote flat on a surface, face down. Hand hovering above, ready to pick it up
*'''Discard''' - Wii remote flat on a surface, face down. Hand hovering above, ready to pick it up
*Dumbbell - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand, fingers curled from beneath, like a dumbbell
*'''Dumbbell''' - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand, fingers curled from beneath, like a dumbbell
*Elephant - Hold the Wii remote with both hands, with the bottom of the controller pressed against your nose
*'''Elephant''' - Hold the Wii remote with both hands, with the bottom of the controller pressed against your nose
*Finger Food - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing left, grapsing remote by the end with thumb and forefinger
*'''Finger Food''' - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing left, grapsing remote by the end with thumb and forefinger
*Handlebar - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with both hands by both ends
*'''Handlebar''' - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with both hands by both ends
*Mohawk - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with both hands above player's head
*'''Mohawk''' - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with both hands above player's head
*Remote Control - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand in "normal" remote control fashion
*'''Remote Control''' - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand in "normal" remote control fashion
*Samurai - Wii remote pointed away from screen, held with one hand across the body near the hips, similar to drawing a sword from a sheath
*'''Samurai''' - Wii remote pointed away from screen, held with one hand across the body near the hips, similar to drawing a sword from a sheath
*Sketch Artist - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote between thumb and forefinger, similar to holding a pencil or dart
*'''Sketch Artist''' - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote between thumb and forefinger, similar to holding a pencil or dart
*Umbrella - Wii remote pointed upward, buttons facing player, thumb over bottons with fingers curled around back, like holding an umbrella handle
*'''Umbrella''' - Wii remote pointed upward, buttons facing player, thumb over bottons with fingers curled around back, like holding an umbrella handle
*Waiter - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, balancing remote on flat, open palm
*'''Waiter''' - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, balancing remote on flat, open palm
*Thumb Wrestler - Held vertically, with one hand wrapped around the centre of the Wii Remote, and the thumb on top of the sesnor
*'''Thumb Wrestler''' - Held vertically, with one hand wrapped around the centre of the Wii Remote, and the thumb on top of the sesnor
*Tug 'o' War - Hold the Wii remote vertically, with two hands
*'''Tug 'o' War''' - Hold the Wii remote vertically, with two hands


===Unnamed forms===
===Unnamed forms===

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WarioWare: Smooth Moves
File:WarioWare Smooth Moves cover.jpg
Developer(s)Intelligent Systems
Publisher(s)Nintendo
Platform(s)Wii
ReleaseJapan December 2, 2006
Europe January 12 2007
United States January 15, 2007
Australia January 25 2007
Genre(s)Action, Puzzle
Mode(s)Single player, multiplayer (2-5 simultaneous, 2-12 alternating)[1]

WarioWare: Smooth Moves (おどるメイド イン ワリオ, Odoru Meido in Wario, Odoru Made in Wario in Japan, translating to "Dancing Made in Wario") is the latest in the WarioWare series of games, coming out for the Wii. It was first revealed in May 2006, via a TIME magazine article.[2] The game was shown in video form at Nintendo's 2006 Pre-E3 Press Conference, and playable in a demo at Nintendo's E3 booth that year, as well as at the 2006 Nintendo Fusion Tour. It is also worth noting that Smooth Moves is the first Wario Ware game to feature fully 3D graphics that are rendered to appear 2D.

Story

The hack sheet, obtainable through the Wii Press site[3], gives a story.

While wandering around his home of Diamond City, Wario accidentally stumbles into an old building called the Temple of Form. Inside, he finds a mystical treasure called the Form Baton. There are many ways to hold and move the baton (called "forms"), and legend has it that if the holder follows the forms, he can overcome any challenge. With this discovery, the form craze spreads through Diamond City, and soon everybody is doing their best to master the moves.

Control

Sticking to the traditional WarioWare style of play, players can use 15 unique applications of the Wii Remote to chop barrels, turn levers, run races and more. The many orientations that one can hold the Wii remote will be in the gameplay, making it more difficult than ever before. Games include turning the Wii remote on its side and pumping it up and down to inflate a balloon, swinging it in your arms to make a man run in a race, making a slashing motion to cut a barrel, turning it on its side and turn it in circles to turn a crank and placing it on the hips and wiggle to make a character use a hula-hoop.[4]

File:Wario-ware-smooth-moves-art1.jpg
Promotional art for Smooth Moves

Known Forms

  • Big Cheese - Wii remote pointed toward screen, held in one hand with both hands placed on hips
  • Boxer - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand, fingers curled from above, similar to making a fist
  • Chauffeur - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing player, holding remote with both hands by both ends, similar to driving position in Excite Truck
  • Diner - Hold the Wii remote in one hand and the Nunchuck controller in the other (the only form that uses the Nunchuck controller)
  • Discard - Wii remote flat on a surface, face down. Hand hovering above, ready to pick it up
  • Dumbbell - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand, fingers curled from beneath, like a dumbbell
  • Elephant - Hold the Wii remote with both hands, with the bottom of the controller pressed against your nose
  • Finger Food - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing left, grapsing remote by the end with thumb and forefinger
  • Handlebar - Wii remote parallel to screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with both hands by both ends
  • Mohawk - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with both hands above player's head
  • Remote Control - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote with one hand in "normal" remote control fashion
  • Samurai - Wii remote pointed away from screen, held with one hand across the body near the hips, similar to drawing a sword from a sheath
  • Sketch Artist - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, holding remote between thumb and forefinger, similar to holding a pencil or dart
  • Umbrella - Wii remote pointed upward, buttons facing player, thumb over bottons with fingers curled around back, like holding an umbrella handle
  • Waiter - Wii remote pointed toward screen, buttons facing upward, balancing remote on flat, open palm
  • Thumb Wrestler - Held vertically, with one hand wrapped around the centre of the Wii Remote, and the thumb on top of the sesnor
  • Tug 'o' War - Hold the Wii remote vertically, with two hands

Unnamed forms

  • Hold the Wii remote on its side with two hands, pointing at the screen
  • Grip the Wii remote in one hand and hold your other hand flat underneath it.

Confirmed Characters

It is unknown what their game types will be. While no information has been reported about them, artwork of Wario, Mona, and Ashley has been released. While artwork of 9-Volt has yet to be released, Goro Abe has confirmed that 9-Volt will host his usual set of Classic Nintendo themed micro-games.[5] Nintendo has said that about 200 microgames will be included in the final game.[1]. According to the Nintendo Press Site, which is only available to the public by hacking[3], the game will use the Mii Channel greatly.

Known Microgames

Form is shown in bold.

Wario's Microgames

All of these games use the remote control form.

  • Shoot a Wario monster(Remote Control form)
  • Hook a toy Wario puppet(Remote Control form)
  • Focus a mirror to show your Mii(Remote Control form)
  • Spin a jump rope for a Wario-guy(Remote Control form)
  • Catch objects on a stick(Remote Control form)
  • Toss/sauté vegetables in a pan (Remote Control form)
  • Scare wario-guys with a stick's odor(Remote Control form)
  • Aim a finger into Wario's nose (Remote Control Form)
  • Putting up a Wanted poster of Wario(Remote Control form)
  • Shaving wario's Mustache(Remote Control form)
  • Dropping a Wario-guy into a hole(Remote Control form)
  • Blow away Wario creatures and a Wario robot with a paper fan (Boss Stage) (Remote Control Form)

Mona's Microgames

These games are about moving your remote two dimensionally.

  • Moving a spotlight around to find a man in the dark (Remote Control form)
  • Rotate a horizontal stick to balance a man on a large ball (Handlebar form)
  • Shake a banana to rid it of ants, on level 2 it is a shirt (Umbrella form)
  • Swat a fly (Umbrella form)
  • Make a man run to the finish (Umbrella form)
  • Turning off an alarm clock (Remote Control form)
  • Pull out an excessively large nose hair (Remote Control form)
  • Pump up a large balloon (Handlebar form)
  • Close a roller door (Handlebar form)
  • Grab the hand of a woman to stop her from falling from a building (Remote Control form)
  • Make a string puppet hit watermelons (Handlebar form)
  • Drink a glass of hair-growth formula (Umbrella form)
  • Flip a pancake into a plate. (Remote Control form)
  • Snatch a remote control off a kid (Remote Control form)
  • Make a pizza crust (Umberlla form)
  • Pull vegetables out of the ground (Handlebar form)
  • Direct a man falling off a building into a net (Handlebar form)
  • Change the direction of a wire to make a man fall on a platform (Handlebar form)
  • Lead boys and girls to the right bathrooms (Boss Stage)

Young Cricket's Microgames

These games require common sense.

  • Roll a ball into a hole (Waiter form)
  • Answer a question about your Mii by nodding your head at the last second (Elephant form)
  • Land some Tetris blocks on a tray and keep them balanced (Waiter form)
  • Play volleyball
  • Pick the correct object out of a drawer
  • Curling
  • Guide the pointer to an egg, then navigate the maze to get it to its family. (Remote Control form)
  • Pick the item that is different (Remote Control form)
  • Vacuum (Tug'o'War form)
  • Keep a broom from falling (Waiter form)
  • Return a volleyball shot (Tug'o'War form)
  • Saw a log in half (Tug'o'War form)

Kat & Ana's Microgames

These games require precision.

  • Slice an oil drum in half (Samurai form)
  • Guide a paper airplane (Sketch Artist form)
  • Rotate a pineapple to scan its barcode(Chauffeur form)
  • Aim a pair of false teeth and fire them into an old woman's mouth (Sketch Artist form)
  • Hand a leaflet to a person (Samurai form)
  • Push a person backwards (Chauffeur form)
  • Throw a dart at a dartboard (Sketch Artist form)
  • Slice a log in half (Samurai form)
  • Bounce a tennis ball on a tennis racket (Remote Control form)
  • Rotate a circular maze to let a ball drop out (Chauffeur form)
  • Scribble with a pen until it starts to write (Sketch Artist form)
  • Shave a sheep (Remote Control form)
  • Drive a car to the finish (Boss Stage) (Chauffeur form)
  • Grab a fish with a cat's hand
  • Stick your hand up in the air and transform

Jimmy T.'s Microgames

Jimmy T.'s first stage remixes the microgames from the stages of Kat & Ana, Young Cricket, and Mona.

Ashley & Red's Microgames

These games require you to press buttons or play with the controller.

  • Remove the top from a bottle using a bottle opener (Remote Control form)
  • Carve a lump of wood into a bird sculpture (Thumb Wrestler form)
  • Select the matching shape (Remote Control form)
  • Lift the Wii remote to answer a phone (Discard form)
  • Shift a car into gear (Thumb Wrestler form)
  • Shoot at cans (Remote Control form)
  • Keep a hula hoop in the air (Big Cheese form)
  • Grate an alarm clock with a cheese grater (Thumb Wrestler Form)
  • Choose a card with the right shape on it (Discard form)
  • Leap over a skipping rope (Big Cheese form)
  • Use a cue to hit a ball into a pocket (Remote Control form)
  • Shake a bottle of champagne and spray it at people (Thumb Wrestler form)
  • Draw a gun faster than your opponent (Big Cheese form)
  • Rotate a dice to show six (Discard Form)
  • Make a burger of various foods (Boss Stage) (Discard Form)

Dribble And Spitz's Microgames

These games are all about human actions.

  • Make an arm lift a dumbbell (Dumbbell Form)
  • Rake trash
  • Bang a gong
  • Play Ping Pong (Boxer Form)
  • Wiggle your Mii on a spring and dodge objects (Mohawk form)
  • Spear food on a fork(Mohawk form)
  • Have your Mii Arm wrestle another Mii
  • Guide your Mii through a series of challenges, eventually clogging a giant nostril (Boss Stage)

Penny Crygor's Microgame

These games require you to flick and slash.

  • Move a magnifying glass to focus on and burn a virus (Remote Control form)
  • Turn a key in a lock to open a door (Finger Food form)
  • Hammer in a nail (Remote Control form)
  • Whack a mole by moving the remote in that direction
  • Wind up a robot to make it come to life (Finger Food form)
  • Shake a stack of books to line them up
  • Shred a piece of paper (Boxer form)
  • Sharpen a pencil (Finger Food form)
  • Move a joystick to make a robot collect cans
  • Scrub a cow's rear end (Boxer form)
  • Zip up a panda suit (Remote Control form)
  • Tune a guitar (Finger Food form)
  • Throw a star at a running man (Boxer form)
  • Grind up pepper using a pestle and mortar

9-Volt & 18-Volt's Microgames

These games are about Nintendo.

  • Rotate the Wii remote in various patterns (Remote Control form)
  • Make a NES style Mario jump to collect coins from a brick (If you look closely, you'll see that Mario is holding a Wii remote) (Umbrella form)
  • Play Light Tennis (Pong) against a pixellated opponent (controlling a Color TV Game paddle) (Finger Food form)
  • Pull a fish in with your line in an Animal Crossing themed scene (Tug'o'War form)
  • Conduct an orchestra of Mario, Luigi, Link, and other Nintendo characters a la the ending from the NES Version of Tetris; possibly from Wii Music because of the appearance of a Mii conductor (Remote Control form)
  • Twist the Wii Remote to play microgames from WarioWare: Twisted!
  • Make Wario hit a enemy in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3
  • Steal gold and escape to your boat, as in Game and Watch Octopus (Discard Form)
  • Play a three-dimensional version of Balloon Fight's Balloon Trip mode (Big Cheese form)
  • Roll around Samus Aran in morph ball form to knock over barrels, as in Metroid Prime (Waiter form)
  • Roll a Queen Bulborb in a Pikmin 2 themed scene (Finger Food form)
  • 'High 5' a dog from Nintendogs (Waiter form)
  • Use Mario's FLUDD to put out a fire, as in Super Mario Sunshine (Tug'o'War form)
  • Count out a knocked out boxer in a Punch-Out themed game (Umbrella form)
  • Catch a NES cartridge and put it in the console
  • Shoot Ducks with the NES Zapper a la Duck Hunt
  • Control Link's flight with a Deku Leaf and land safely, as in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (Mohawk form)
  • Trace numbers in sequential order, as in Brain Age (Sketch Artist form)
  • As Link, pull out the Master sword, as in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Tug'o'War form)
  • Swing a baseball bat to hit a ball fired from the Ultra-Hand baseball machine (similar to 9-Volt's boss stage from the original Wario Ware game) (Tug'o'War form)
  • Guide Bubbles through a maze of enemies, as in Clu Clu Land (Elephant form)
  • Shake sand through a grate to reveal a Nintendo-themed object (Cards or a Game Boy) (Chauffeur form)
  • Play the second half of the first stage of Star Fox with R.O.B. as the boss (Boss Stage) (LEVEL 1) (Chauffeur form)

Wario-Man's Microgames

These games revolve around Wario.

  • Slap Wario in the face to wake him up (Samurai form)
  • Follow the rhythm of other Wario-guys in a dance contest (Boss Stage)

Uncategorized Microgames

  • Trace a simple shape (Sketch Artist form)
  • Pluck an apple and place it in a basket with your trunk (Elephant form)

References

  1. ^ a b "WarioWare: Smooth Moves". Nintendo of America. Retrieved 2006-11-10.
  2. ^ Grossman, Lev (2006-05-15). "A Game For All Ages". Time. Retrieved 2006-05-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  3. ^ a b "WarioWare: Smooth Moves hacked press sheet from Wii.com". Nintendo of America. Retrieved 2006-06-10.
  4. ^ Daiker, Brandon (2006-06-16). "E3 Preview - Wario Ware: Smooth Moves". N-sider. Retrieved 2006-06-16. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  5. ^ Cole, Michael (2006-05-20). "WarioWare: Smooth Moves E3 Interview". Planet GameCube. Retrieved 2006-06-21. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameters: |month=, |curly=, and |accessyear= (help); Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)

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