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8.7.2013

Game & Wario is a little bit like Nintendo Lands naughty and nutty cousin. There are 16 games for you and your family to enjoy, which are all played by using the GamePad only. I will start off with the 12 single player games first, which are as follows:1. Arrow - You must shoot Mecha Wario Minions with arrows and use the GamePad as a shield, in order to avoid connonball attacks. The sneeze attack is amusing, but this game lacks the depth of The Legend Of Zelda: Battle Quest on Nintendo Land and doesn't have the cool factor of Takamaru's Ninja Castle. The stlye of gameplay is somewhere between the two in my opinion.2. Camera - You are given 5 people which you must find and take photographs of within a set time limit.I found this game to be fun and the first stage takes place in a city landscape.3. Ski - This game plays the same as Captain Falcon's Twister Race. In the time attack mode the camera behind your skier, changes to different angles all the time on the tv screen. So it's best to play this game watching the GamePad screen instead, which is a birds eye view perspective. I also play game with the GamePad the other way around, so that left is left and right is right. Ski Bunny Slopes mode keeps the camera in the same position, which makes playing game whilst watching the tv screen much easier.4. Patchwork - Join pieces of Patchwork together, like a jigsaw puzzle. My 8 year old daughter enjoys this mini game.5. Kung Fu - Guide your kung fu man onto different platforms to his master, who jumps automatically nonstop. The levels get increasing more difficult and there are hidden scrolls along your way to find. You can see the shadow of your kung fu man on the Gamepad screen, which makes landing after a jump easier.6. Gamer - This game had one of my friends and myself in stitches. It's 9 Volts bedtime and you must help him play loads of bizarre mini games on the Gamepad whilst keeping one eye on the tv screen, because your mum may enter your bedroom any minute. If she catches you playing it's game over and if run out of lives it's game over as well. You hide under your bed covers, if you think your mum is just about to enter your bedroom. You are given a set amount of time for which you can hide, if it runs out then guess what, it's game over.7. Ashley - You are a witch who must fly her broom and collect candy for points. I enjoyed guiding the witch through the candy filled levels.8. Design - This mini game enabled me to use my Miiverse drawing skills to design robots etc. This is also a two player game, when you have completed the first stage.9. Taxi - You are a taxi driver who has partner, which shoots down ufo's with his bazooka. When the ufo's have been shot down you must pick up the different animals and people and take them to a safe place, before the mothership arrives. Your final attack is on the mothership, which is trying to take a building away with it's tractor-beam.10. Pirates - You need to block arrows with the GamePad lifted upwards from left, right, above and straight in front of you. It helps if you have good rhythm with this mini game.11. Bird - There are falling seeds which you need to eat with your birds extra long tongue. The longer you hold the button, the longer your birds tongue goes. If a seed hits the floor, then that piece of ground gets destroyed. When a seed lands on your birds head it's game over.12. Bowling - When bowling you hold your Gamepad sideways and tilt it left and right to guide the ball. The stylus is used to lunch the ball. This is also a fun two player game, once the first stage has been completed.As you play through all the different mini games, there are tokens which you collect. They can be spent on the strange Capsule Machine, which gives you many different prizes. To view what you have won go to the collection option, which is right next to the Capsule Machine on your far left in single player mode. You can also view your prizes at the Mega Collection, which is located on the title screenThere is also a game called MiiVerse Art Work, which gives you different things to draw extra fast. I haven't really looked into this yet, because I take my Miiverse art a little serious and spend at least an hour on most of my drawings. Maybe I have a go on this drawing game, with my partners Mii at some point in time.Last of all we have the mulitplayer mode that consist of 4 different mini games, which are as follows:1. Art Work : You are give a word to draw and the other players must guess what has been drawn. Up to five people can play this game and it can be quite good fun as well.2. Disco: Two players hold the Gamepad either side in a rapid rhythm fight off. The touch screen is used for this manic rhythm game.3. Islands: This is my favourite Game & Wario mulitplayer game, where you lunch Fronks from a net onto to a small island. There is a seagull which helps or interferes with your progress. The island has different numbers for you to land your Fronks on and the player with the highest scrore wins. This game can also be played by up to five people.4 Fruit: Is another five player game which is enjoyable to play as well. One player is a thief who must steal fruit amongst a crowd of people. The other players are agents which must try and spot the thief stealing the fruit. Once the thief has picked up all the pieces of fruit, the agents must try and guess who the theif is.Overall Game & Wario makes good use of the GamePad, but Nintendo Land has been out for six months and did this better in my humble opinion. Also Nintendo have yet to produce a game themsleves which pushes the Wii U graphically.