Extreme Patty-Cake

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Extreme Patty-Cake
Extreme Patty-Cake in WarioWare: Smooth Moves.
WarioWare: Smooth Moves
ExtremePattyCake WarioWareGold.png
WarioWare Gold
Appears in WarioWare: Smooth Moves
WarioWare Gold
League Mash League
Type Evil Attacks Diamond Dojo! (Kat & Ana, Smooth Moves)
Sports (Jimmy T, Gold)
Command(s) Push!
Info "This isn't your father's patty-cake! This is patty-cake taken to the MAX!" (Smooth Moves)
"Let's go mano a mano, yo! When your opponent puts out his hands, that's your chance! He's not going down? Then try again!" (Gold)
Controls A Button – Push (Gold)
Form(s) "The Chauffeur" (Smooth Moves)
Time limit 8 beats (Gold)
Points to clear 15 (Gold)
Music track Teeth Polithe

Extreme Patty-Cake is one of Kat & Ana’s Microgames in WarioWare: Smooth Moves, and returns as one of Jimmy T's microgames in WarioWare Gold.

Gameplay[edit]

There will be a person in front of the player. The player must quickly and forcefully push their hands, using the Wii Remote in Smooth Moves or A Button in Gold, to make them fall down.

WarioWare: Smooth Moves[edit]

  • 1st level difficulty: The victim is a girl who stands still. When she falls over, two mushrooms bounce.
  • 2nd level difficulty: The victim is a boy who moves his hands slowly in and out. When he falls down, two flowers bloom and the volcano in the background erupts. In the Korean version, the volcano turns into giant flowers.
  • 3rd level difficulty: The victim is a man who moves his hands in and out quickly. A giant cat eats him (except in the Korean version) and a giant dog shakes its backside when he falls down.

WarioWare Gold[edit]

  • 1st level difficulty: The victim is a man who moves his hands slowly in and out.
  • 2nd level difficulty: The victim is a man who moves his hands in and out quickly, and must be pushed into the sea.
  • 3rd level difficulty: The victim is a boy named Stan Firm who moves his hands constantly. The player must hit him twice for him to give in. He is then captured by a giant flying rooster.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese おしずもう[?]
Oshizumō
Pushing Sumo
French Tope là![?] High five!
German Gib mir 10![?] "Gimme five", a common loanword from English to northern European languages, ×2 for two hands
Italian Battimani estremo[?] Extreme clapping
Spanish Juego de niños (Smooth Moves)
A empujones (Gold)
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Childrens' game (Smooth Moves)
By pushes (Gold)