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*[[5-Volt]] can simply teleport to the flag. | *[[5-Volt]] can simply teleport to the flag. | ||
*[[Mona]] and [[Penny]] are below-average fits due to their constant and unusual movements, respectively, which makes it easier to get hit by the wild animals while crossing the savannah. | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 20:55, July 19, 2024
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| Appears in | WarioWare: Get It Together! |
| Type | Nature |
| Command(s) | Cross! |
| Info | "Wild animals are running...uh, WILD! Be careful as you cross the road so you don't get trampled." |
| Points to clear | 20 |
Look Both Ways is one of the microgames in Kat & Ana's Nature level in WarioWare: Get It Together!. The microgame's name comes from a safety tip that persons who cross the street should follow.
Gameplay
The object of this microgame is to cross the savannah and get to the flag while avoiding being hit by stampeding animals. Wildebeests take up small portions of the screen while gazelles take up large portions of the screen.
- Level 1: The player must avoid one wildebeest.
- Level 2: The player must avoid one wildebeest and one gazelle.
- Level 3: The player must avoid three gazelles.
If two players are utilized, both players must reach the flag to win. If the players win, the player that reaches the flag first gains an effort point. The player that gets knocked out by the stampede loses an effort point. If both players are knocked out, no effort points are deducted.
Mission
- Victory Laps: The player must clear the game after making four laps around the middle platform.
Suitability
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- 5-Volt can simply teleport to the flag.
- Mona and Penny are below-average fits due to their constant and unusual movements, respectively, which makes it easier to get hit by the wild animals while crossing the savannah.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | やせいのくに[?] Yasei No Kuni |
Wild country | |
| French | Traversée dangereuse[?] | Dangerous crossing | |
| German | Safarisiko[?] | Safari Hazard (portmanteau of Safari and Risiko [risk]) | |
| Italian | Terre selvagge[?] | Wild lands | |
| Korean | 야생의 나라[?] Yasaeng-ui Nara |
Country of the Wild | |
| Spanish | Cruce bravo[?] | ? |
