Editing WarioWare: Snapped!

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|image=[[File:WarioWare Snapped logo.png|256px]]

|developer=[[Intelligent Systems]] <br> [[Nintendo SPD|Nintendo SPD Group No.1]]

|released={{releasedate|Japan|December 24, 2008|Australia|April 2, 2009|Europe|April 3, 2009|USA|April 5, 2009|China|March 11, 2010|South Korea|April 15, 2010}}

|platform=[[Nintendo DSi]]

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'''''WarioWare: Snapped!''''', known as '''''Utsusu Made in Wario''''' (うつすメイド イン ワリオ ''Utsusu Meido in Wario'') in Japan, is a [[DSiWare]] game for the [[Nintendo DSi]], and is part of the [[WarioWare (series)|''WarioWare ''series]] series of games. It was revealed at a financial briefing by [[Nintendo]] on October 31 2008. ''WarioWare: Snapped!'' was released in Japan on December 24, 2008, in Australia on April 2, in Europe on April 3 and in North America on April 5, 2009, as a launch title for the price of 500 Nintendo Points. "Utsusu" is Japanese for "being shown in a picture or video." This is because the game uses the Nintendo DSi's built-in digital camera to make a silhouette of the player to use as a character in the [[microgame]]s. The game takes 43 blocks on the DSi internal memory. ''WarioWare: Snapped!'' and the past release, ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!]]'', are the only ''WarioWare'' games that don't have plots and story-themed stages.

[[Wario]] opens his own amusement park with the name [[Wario Park]]. The park's main attraction are its four roller coasters. [[Mona]], [[Jimmy T.]], [[Kat and Ana]] become the park's employees and run it along with Wario.  

Aside from the opening, ''WarioWare: Snapped!'' makes no use of a storyline.

[[File:WarioWareSnapped!2.png|thumb|left|The player, portrayed by his or her silhouette as seen by the camera, has to grab the [[coin]]s in one of Wario's microgames.]]  

Going in line with previous ''WarioWare'' installments, ''WarioWare: Snapped!'' uses a special control scheme. The Nintendo DSi's built-in camera is used to create a silhouette of the player in the microgames. During the game, the Nintendo DSi is placed on a flat surface. To ensure that the player is at an ideal distance from the DSi, the player has to put his or her head and hand to match the respective outlines on the screen. In the microgames, the player must perform certain movements to win the games, such as grabbing coins with the hands, opening the mouth to eat food or catching an object with the head. At the end of a stage, photos of the player that were made during the won microgames are put into a humorous slide show.

In comparison to its predecessors, ''WarioWare: Snapped!'' has a much smaller amount of content. Only 20 different microgames are available which all allow for a considerable amount of time. There are neither different difficulty levels nor increasing speed. The game features four different stages which are hosted by Wario, Mona, Jimmy T. and Kat and Ana, respectively. Each stage includes five microgames that appear in random order. While 15 of the microgames are designed for one player, two players have to act in Kat and Ana's stage.  

There is no direct penalty for losing a microgame, but it will result into a missing part of the five-part slide show at the end of a stage in each case. There are four different slide shows unique to the character. Wario animates the player's actions, Mona and Kat and Ana add stylish decorations to the player and Jimmy T. puts the photos into a comic strip. However, the slide shows can't be saved.

Additionally, the game's staff credits appear as a mini-game where the player has to steer a line of roller coaster cars through the space. They must collect the occupation terms and the letters of the staff members to score points. The high score can't be saved, either.

The Wario Coaster microgames require big moves. After this level is beaten, the player can see himself or herself doing the actions required to win the microgames in a slideshow.

*A microgame where the player must have his or her hands on three numbered balls at the same time, three times.

*A microgame involving the player tilting his or her head to pour water on persons' heads.

In Mona Coaster microgames, the player must align his or her body with stuff that appears on-screen. After the level is beaten, a slideshow shows the player using decorations, based on the microgames actions.

*A microgame where the player must move his or her head to wear one of the falling hats.

*A microgame where the player must move his or her head in order to fit two eyes into glasses.

In this stage, the player must do varied actions. At the end, snapshots of the player are used to create a comic strip.

*A microgame where the player should wave goodbye to a girl.

*A microgame where players must have their finger either through a floating ring or picking a floating nose.

*A microgame involving the player blowing into the microphone to blow away a man's scarf.

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