WarioWare: Touched!

Okay, so this game is short. Not, like, mega short, but short. I bought it with my DS and finished it that day.

THAT DAY.

Now, you could say that there were all the extras to find and whatnot, but my humble opinion is that they don't surmount to any better a game. I was thoroughly disappointed. Ah well, as they say in the Land of the Rising Sun..."Konichi Wa"...or something

I love this game its so awsome... its so addictive aswell. Once you start plaing you cant stop, and its fun to play, great music, good graphics, loads of replay value. A game for anyone.
Now they are preety cheap so go and get one!

I love this game its so awsome... its so addictive aswell. Once you start plaing you cant stop, and its fun to play, great music, good graphics, loads of replay value. A game for anyone.
Now they are preety cheap so go and get one!

I love this game its so awsome... its so addictive aswell. Once you start plaing you cant stop, and its fun to play, great music, good graphics, loads of replay value. A game for anyone.
Now they are preety cheap so go and get one!

I think that while on paper the NDS would be the best possible system for Wario Ware mini game antics, in actual fact the game hasn

Well, I missed out on the GBA/GC version of Wario Ware, and I doubt I'll get around to getting the tilt sensitve Wario Ware (forgot it's name), but I enjoyed Touched. The graphics seem more GBAish than DS for the most part, but it gets the job done. The music is nothing special, either. And it's short (although I haven't got around to getting the the needed scores for all of the individual mini-games yet). But it has good replayabililty.
The gameplay is great! So many different games, plus the "souveniers" you can get are sometimes fun to mess around with (although most are honestly crap). The main thing gameplay-wise that bugged me were Mike's games. His games were all about blowing into the mic....and all the games were basically the same (except for about one or two). The boss battles are fun, though! You can bowl, drive away from a giant baby, swat flies, etc. The humor from Wario Ware will also make the game that much more fun to play.

On a side note, I noticed my touch screen seemed to have more scratches than before, nothing major, though (it had about as much as my SP screen). However, I'd reccomend a screen protector before you get this game.

Pluses and minuses:
+good replaybility
+humorous
+fun and wacky mini-games
-the graphics seem like they're not to DS standards
-could scratch the DS screen with all of it's frantic stylus use
-most mic. games are repetive (but that's only a small portion of mini-games)
-short gameplay
-no multi-player

Overall, Wario Ware has it where it counts. A must buy for the DS.