To be fair, the Wario Cup gave Get It Together! a ton of longevity for me; I put over 25 hours into it. And I still have the missions to do. It's a huge shame Move It! doesn't have them. Granted, I got over 45 hours out of Gold - it's definitely the most robust package in the series - but Get It Together! isn't half-bad in the content department
Another WarioWare, another entry where Penny is uncontestedly the best character; even as she was relegated to a literal side-character in this, they still made her cuteness pop out.
Actually, in Japan W is used to indicate 'double' (Japanese name of Double Date from Rhythm Heaven Fever is 'W Date') and this is the first Pyoro game with multiplayer!
I am Polish, can confirm we're skinwalkers and it's not even the strangest tradition in this country. And ye, out of all games that came out this year, this one is my prime contender for more DLC or anything, 5 modes are unplayable in single player and when the game works, it's amazing, but it gets incredibly repetitive over time. It really feels like we've hit the Gold with WarioWare Gold and it'd take a game of similar or bigger scale to justify the price.
Welp. This feels like it can be a summer movie. Maybe they will announce the date of the movie, but then have to “Move It” because of one big issue. Like the Sonic Movie
14:33 Neat to see that Christina Vee is still around, after taking the wheel for 5-Volt. She's also voiced Tulin in the Wild Zelda Trilogy, which is neat. Anyways. I rate this game "Neat Thumbs Up Emoji 👍"
IMO, this should've been the launch title instead of 1-2 Switch, because who the heck uses Hand Model? But yeah! WarioWare: Move It is my second-favorite in the franchise, right behind Gold. What do you think, Skawo? The age old question: Do you think Move It is better than Smooth Moves? Kevin Afghani's Wario definitely warmed me up over time. The trailer was kinda bad, but hearing him speak more than one sentence solidified him as a good successor to Charles. Well, it's time I disappear from your channel once more. Either for a new WarioWare game, or to remind you about pulling up the tutorial against Smithy. Until next time!
I’m still very surprised that a warioware switch game wasn’t made much earlier in the switch’s lifespan. Warioware practically acts like a tutorial on how to utilize a gimmick from a Nintendo console
3:16 Love the Startropics reference! 6:58 I would've unlocked every single microgame regardless but still, good to know doing it unlocks this, too. 7:14 I've seen it already mentioned in the comments but yeah, it most certainly stands for "double" as "W" is shorthand for that in Japanese and you have two islands/controllers. 12:56 I still enjoyed the story of Get It Together despite the cutscenes about which I absolutely agree. The microgames here were clever indeed and I agree that Move It manages to set itself apart from Smooth Moves because of all you mentioned... except for its length which is unfortunately about the same as I suspected. By the way, I have to disagree about the lack of content of Get It Together because while it was certainly no Gold it still had longevity in its own way thanks to the Wario Cup and the unlockables in addition to what you said about the multiplayer. 15:39 One more reason why they really should put Twisted on NSO!
Weird theory about W in Pyoro W: it might mean “double”? W is a shorthand for double in Japanese and you use a pair of joycons in this. Consequently, the Gift Giver stance is actually called “double on hand” in Japanese, so it might be related.
14:32 The person who said secret for their favourite food is kinda funny to me. Like, I agree secret is fantastic, but it's weird to say that instead of just pork. Like, specifying the cut and everything Edit: why do so many devs love secret
@@Skawo Oh yes, I also remember Twisted coming after Touched despite its realise in Japan being later than the latter. The DS was already out everywhere which didnt help Twisted sales and trying to record the game is a huge chore due to the gyro, unless you emulate it in a phone.
7:15 probably just stands for double, as in 2, since the 2 joycons and all, japan likes to do this thing of using the letter W as a stand in for double, example being, Kamen Rider W, his name is pronounced "double" but its officially written as W, why? well saying double in engrish ends up sounding a lot like W, yknow "daburu"
Similarly to how the Insta-Shield in Sonic 3 is called the W Shield in Japan; it’s Sonic briefly making a second shield to protect himself from any damage
Now that _Move It!_ has been completed, which WarioWare game do you have your sights on next, Skawo? If I had to guess, I'd say one of the GBA games would be next (that's _Mega Microgame$_ and _Twisted_ for anyone who doesn't know which games I'm talking about). Pretty sure we won't be getting another WarioWare game so quickly, tho, but I can wait for it. Your other gameplay vids have kept me entertained for this long, anyways, and that ain't stopping now.
@@Skawo I know you probably wouldn't want to use this for a video series, but the emulator mGBA natively supports the gyroscope of Switch Pro Controllers for use in the gyroscope gba games. I recently played through all of Twisted that way, and aside from not having the actual screen rotate (and Wario De Mambo being even more of a bastard), it was pretty functional. Worth checking out if only as a curiosity.
Yeah, I love warioware, and I would probably boot this game uo every once in a while if I got it, but right now there's no way I'm buying this at full price. It looks very fun, but it's very short, my joycons' SL and SR button stopped working, making a few microgames impossible, and I can't play multiplayer with my brother since it requires TWO sets of joycons that we don't have. Will pick it up on a sale or something.
While you're waiting for the next Warioland, you could always try the first one. Or the one on virtual boy. They're both quite unique compared to the other ones.
@@Skawo I still vote "Master of Disguise" if you ever really want to get every drip of Wario that Nintendo's poured out. Even if it ain't your cuppa tea, it gives you one more chance to officially play as the garlic-man himself
Uh, completely different games but ok? Plus honestly GiT had way more stuff and replayability over this, which unless you have friends for the MP modes is VERY short-lived. So if you really really had to compare the two, GiT if anything seems more complete than Move It relatively. Sure, Move It in general is carried by the Smooth Moves nostalgia and overall plays like a traditional WarioWare game whereas GiT experimented a little, but still. Far too little going for it, in my opinion.
To be fair, the Wario Cup gave Get It Together! a ton of longevity for me; I put over 25 hours into it. And I still have the missions to do. It's a huge shame Move It! doesn't have them. Granted, I got over 45 hours out of Gold - it's definitely the most robust package in the series - but Get It Together! isn't half-bad in the content department
And the reason why all the elevator levels are small is because they’re required in order to actually get that content.
Another WarioWare, another entry where Penny is uncontestedly the best character; even as she was relegated to a literal side-character in this, they still made her cuteness pop out.
7:51 the W stands for "wide" as that's what pyoro becomes when you eat the food
It could also stand for "Weight", but "Wide" sounds funnier to me somehow.
I was thinking it stood for "ward" for warding off the creatures… but yeah, wide sounds funnier
Set to W for 'Wumbo'.
Actually, in Japan W is used to indicate 'double' (Japanese name of Double Date from Rhythm Heaven Fever is 'W Date') and this is the first Pyoro game with multiplayer!
Or wobble maybe
7:16 perhaps it means "Pyoro Watch"
which kind of makes sense and doesnt at the same time in the same place in the same world as in the same game.
I am Polish, can confirm we're skinwalkers and it's not even the strangest tradition in this country.
And ye, out of all games that came out this year, this one is my prime contender for more DLC or anything, 5 modes are unplayable in single player and when the game works, it's amazing, but it gets incredibly repetitive over time. It really feels like we've hit the Gold with WarioWare Gold and it'd take a game of similar or bigger scale to justify the price.
Welp. This feels like it can be a summer movie. Maybe they will announce the date of the movie, but then have to “Move It” because of one big issue. Like the Sonic Movie
Lukashenko is quite a fun chap indeed. Kinda surprised he wasn't cooking potatoes tho.
0:31 that's not lukaszenko, that's a Bell pepper and green pea, not two potatoes.
I think a postgame video would be trying to clear all microgames you couldn’t do at least once.
Just finding out which ones those were would be an ordeal...
...and it'd be like a three minute video tops.
14:33 Neat to see that Christina Vee is still around, after taking the wheel for 5-Volt. She's also voiced Tulin in the Wild Zelda Trilogy, which is neat.
Anyways. I rate this game "Neat Thumbs Up Emoji 👍"
Oh, that is right, those voices ARE very similar.
This game really lasted like 10 minutes huh
Personally, I think the W in Pyoro W stands for Wobble, since you WOBBLE Pyoro on the two Islands, so it makes sense.
IMO, this should've been the launch title instead of 1-2 Switch, because who the heck uses Hand Model?
But yeah! WarioWare: Move It is my second-favorite in the franchise, right behind Gold. What do you think, Skawo? The age old question: Do you think Move It is better than Smooth Moves?
Kevin Afghani's Wario definitely warmed me up over time. The trailer was kinda bad, but hearing him speak more than one sentence solidified him as a good successor to Charles.
Well, it's time I disappear from your channel once more. Either for a new WarioWare game, or to remind you about pulling up the tutorial against Smithy. Until next time!
I’m still very surprised that a warioware switch game wasn’t made much earlier in the switch’s lifespan. Warioware practically acts like a tutorial on how to utilize a gimmick from a Nintendo console
At least it isn't WarioWare Gold. That came out when the next-generation console was selling like hotcakes.@@Smith-fg1qb
“W” means “double” in Japanese.
I AM NOT A SKINWALKER! XD
3:16 Love the Startropics reference!
6:58 I would've unlocked every single microgame regardless but still, good to know doing it unlocks this, too.
7:14 I've seen it already mentioned in the comments but yeah, it most certainly stands for "double" as "W" is shorthand for that in Japanese and you have two islands/controllers.
12:56 I still enjoyed the story of Get It Together despite the cutscenes about which I absolutely agree. The microgames here were clever indeed and I agree that Move It manages to set itself apart from Smooth Moves because of all you mentioned... except for its length which is unfortunately about the same as I suspected.
By the way, I have to disagree about the lack of content of Get It Together because while it was certainly no Gold it still had longevity in its own way thanks to the Wario Cup and the unlockables in addition to what you said about the multiplayer.
15:39 One more reason why they really should put Twisted on NSO!
Weird theory about W in Pyoro W: it might mean “double”? W is a shorthand for double in Japanese and you use a pair of joycons in this. Consequently, the Gift Giver stance is actually called “double on hand” in Japanese, so it might be related.
Yes, u are absolutely right
Huh, never been this early to a skawo vid before
Same here
It feels weird
Looking at the "favourite food" part of the credits, shoutouts to sabrina bretant, rip yuki kozuma
I find it hard to believe you don't have enough room in your house for two players. Is your Switch set up in a broom closet, or what?
Not everyone lives in a mansion.
@@Skawo I live in an *apartment* and my living area is easily big enough for two or more people to game together.
14:32 The person who said secret for their favourite food is kinda funny to me. Like, I agree secret is fantastic, but it's weird to say that instead of just pork. Like, specifying the cut and everything
Edit: why do so many devs love secret
15:40 Why is Twisted so expensive tho
Sold little, and in only two regions.
@@Skawo Oh yes, I also remember Twisted coming after Touched despite its realise in Japan being later than the latter.
The DS was already out everywhere which didnt help Twisted sales and trying to record the game is a huge chore due to the gyro, unless you emulate it in a phone.
7:15 probably just stands for double, as in 2, since the 2 joycons and all, japan likes to do this thing of using the letter W as a stand in for double, example being, Kamen Rider W, his name is pronounced "double" but its officially written as W, why? well saying double in engrish ends up sounding a lot like W, yknow "daburu"
Similarly to how the Insta-Shield in Sonic 3 is called the W Shield in Japan; it’s Sonic briefly making a second shield to protect himself from any damage
I KNEW IT WAS GONNA BE CALLED THAT!!
Now that _Move It!_ has been completed, which WarioWare game do you have your sights on next, Skawo?
If I had to guess, I'd say one of the GBA games would be next (that's _Mega Microgame$_ and _Twisted_ for anyone who doesn't know which games I'm talking about).
Pretty sure we won't be getting another WarioWare game so quickly, tho, but I can wait for it. Your other gameplay vids have kept me entertained for this long, anyways, and that ain't stopping now.
Next will be the first one, unless they release Twisted on NSO - still have no good way of recording that.
@@Skawo Okay, fair enough.
@@Skawoalso, I’m pretty sure Twisted never released in Europe, so you’d have a good way of officially playing it too if it came to NSO.
@@Skawo I know you probably wouldn't want to use this for a video series, but the emulator mGBA natively supports the gyroscope of Switch Pro Controllers for use in the gyroscope gba games. I recently played through all of Twisted that way, and aside from not having the actual screen rotate (and Wario De Mambo being even more of a bastard), it was pretty functional. Worth checking out if only as a curiosity.
Yes, that would be the way to do it, but it is a completely inaccurate experience to the real thing; the sensitivity is way off.
Yeah, I love warioware, and I would probably boot this game uo every once in a while if I got it, but right now there's no way I'm buying this at full price. It looks very fun, but it's very short, my joycons' SL and SR button stopped working, making a few microgames impossible, and I can't play multiplayer with my brother since it requires TWO sets of joycons that we don't have. Will pick it up on a sale or something.
Maybe it's Pyoro W for "Wiggle"?
either that or "Wobble", which I think makes more sense
Pyoro W is for Wario!!!!!
While you're waiting for the next Warioland, you could always try the first one. Or the one on virtual boy. They're both quite unique compared to the other ones.
"Try"?
I've played them :V
Extensively.
@@Skawo I still vote "Master of Disguise" if you ever really want to get every drip of Wario that Nintendo's poured out. Even if it ain't your cuppa tea, it gives you one more chance to officially play as the garlic-man himself
@@Skawo For your sake, I hope you played Virtual Boy Warioland on something that's not the original system.
Pyoro W is for Pyoro Waggle :^)
i absolutely how Pyoro W brings back the voice clips from Get It Together. seems like his crossover appearance greatly boosted his legacy.
Tbh, get it together was just a rushed beta version of move it!
Uh, completely different games but ok?
Plus honestly GiT had way more stuff and replayability over this, which unless you have friends for the MP modes is VERY short-lived. So if you really really had to compare the two, GiT if anything seems more complete than Move It relatively.
Sure, Move It in general is carried by the Smooth Moves nostalgia and overall plays like a traditional WarioWare game whereas GiT experimented a little, but still. Far too little going for it, in my opinion.