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[[File:Gamer.png|thumb|200px|'''Gamer''' title screen.]]
{{about|the minigame in ''Game & Wario''|the stage in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''|[[Gamer (stage)]]}}
'''Gamer''' is [[9-Volt]] and [[18-Volt]]'s [[minigame]] in ''[[Game & Wario]]'', for [[Wii U]]. The game is played using the {{button|wiiu|GamePad}}'s buttons.
[[File:Gamer.png|thumb|200px|Gamer title screen]]
'''Gamer''' is [[9-Volt]] and [[18-Volt]]'s [[minigame]] in ''[[Game & Wario]]''. The minigame is played using {{button|wiiu|GamePad}}'s buttons. Gamer returns in ''[[WarioWare Gold]]'' as a stage in Challenge Mode, this time under the name '''Sneaky Gamer'''; the [[microgame]] [[Mole (microgame)|Mole]] also reappears in the game.
 
A [[stage]] based on the minigame, also called [[Gamer (stage)|Gamer]], makes an appearance in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', featuring [[5-Volt]] as a stage hazard.


==Story==
==Story==
Playing with their new console, 9-Volt and 18-Volt compete to find out who gets the high score in the game and 9-Volt wins. [[5-Volt]] gets the console from them and order them to do their homework. After some time, 9-Volt and 18-Volt are done and get eager to play again. 5-Volt gives the console back, revealing she had beaten her son's score, making him shocked.
9-Volt and 18-Volt play a game on their new console, competing to find out who gets the high score in the game. 9-Volt wins and beats 18-Volt's score, causing the latter to throw a tantrum while the former celebrates, but then 5-Volt takes the console from the boys and tells them to do their homework. After the boys do so, 5-Volt gives them the console back, but they are surprised to discover that 5-Volt had beaten both of their scores by a wide margin.
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G&W 9-Volt's House.jpg|[[9-Volt's House]]
G&W Gaming (1).jpg|[[9-Volt]] playing a video game and [[18-Volt]] panicking
G&W Gaming (2).jpg|9-Volt succeeding in getting a higher score
G&W Gaming (3).jpg|9-Volt having a higher score than 18-Volt
G&W Gaming (4).jpg|9-Volt jumping victoriously and 18-Volt crying
Stop gaming!.jpg|[[5-Volt]] snatching the game console from 9-Volt's hand
G&W 5-Volt Face.png|5-Volt telling the [[9-Volt & 18-Volt|boys]] to do their homework
G&W Homework Time (1).jpg|The boys promising 5-Volt to do their homework
G&W Homework Time (2).jpg|The boys doing their homework
Homework FINISHED!.jpg|The boys finishing their homework
G&W After Homework (1).jpg|5-Volt giving the boys the game console back after their homework
G&W After Homework (2).jpg|The boys noticing something unexpected on the game console's screen
G&W After Homework (3).jpg|5-Volt having a higher score than the boys
G&W After Homework (4).jpg|The boys becoming sad and 5-Volt embarrassing herself for what she did
</gallery>


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
There are two modes in the minigame. Both involve the characters playing a modified version of ''[[wikipedia:Balloon Fight|Balloon Fight]]'' containing [[microgame]]s, called ''Balloon Fighter''.
There are two modes in the minigame. Both involve the characters playing a modified version of ''{{wp|Balloon Fight}}'' containing microgames, called ''Balloon Fighter''.


==9-Volt==
===9-Volt===
In this mode, the player must help 9-Volt to win microgames and avoid letting [[5-Volt]] know that he is playing during his bedtime. She will constantly look into his bedroom through his door to see if he is sleeping, forcing the player to hide and pause the game. A time bar is displayed to show the amount of time 9-Volt could stay awake without playing it. The game ends if the player fails to hide it from 5-Volt, if the time 9-Volt can stay awake runs out, or if they lose all chance balloons. 5-Volt also may look through the window, or pop out from the TV.  If the player receives at least 1000 points in level 1, 2, or 3 they will achieve Gamer status.  If they score at least 30 points in the Endless level, they will also achieve Gamer status.
[[File:5VoltGamergameplay.png|thumb|left|9-Volt playing on his console]]
===Levels===
In this mode, the player must help 9-Volt win enough microgames to beat 5-Volt's high score and avoid letting 5-Volt discover that he is playing past his bedtime. She constantly looks into his bedroom to see if he is sleeping, forcing the player to hide and pause the game. The Wakey Meter displays the amount of time 9-Volt can stay awake;<ref>"If 9-Volt pretends to sleep when 5-Volt's not around, you'll drain your Wakey Meter. When the Wakey Meter reaches 0, 9-Volt falls asleep for real, and you lose the game!" – ''WarioWare Gold'' instructions for Sneaky Gamer</ref> hiding with good timing (indicated by "Great!!") prevents any meter loss, and in Endless Mode, doing so restores a small portion (+3) of the meter. The [[Game Over|game ends]] if the player fails to hide their game from 5-Volt, the Wakey Meter runs out, or they lose all lives (indicated by chance balloons).
*'''Level 1:''' There are no distractions except a cat that will open the door instead of 5-Volt.
*'''Level 2:''' There are a few more distractions such as an old man with a wig that will walk by 9-Volt's window.  His television will also turn on to many different programs eventually changing to a channel where 5-Volt comes out to try and catch 9-Volt.  5-Volt may also run to 9-Volt's window and break it open.
*'''Level 3:''' In this level, it contains all the distractions that were in Level 2 except for a few more things.  When the old man walks by 9-Volt's window, he may meet 5-Volt who will walk to your window and open it. 5-Volt may also stay in your room and watch the television in your room, looking back at 9-Volt a few times or walk over to your bed and look at you.  Eventually, she will walk out, though.
*'''Endless:''' This level is at the same difficulty as Level 3 except now it will continue until the player loses all of their chance balloons, 5-Volt sees 9-Volt, or 9-Volt falls asleep. 
==18-Volt==
In this mode, 18-Volt is playing the console. This mode is very similar to ''[[WarioWare]]'' games, without specific time and with three difficulty levels for microgames, only ending when the player loses all four chance balloons.
===Levels===
*'''Normal:''' If the player scores 40 points or more, they will achieve Gamer status.
*'''Ultra Speed:''' From the beginning, the games go very fast.  If the player scores 20 points or more, they will achieve Gamer status.
*'''Hardcore:''' At the start, the player begins with one chance balloon left and all microgames are set to their hardest difficulty.  If the player scores 10 points or more, they will achieve Gamer status.


==Microgames==
[[File:GAME OVER SLEEP.png|thumb|The Game Over screen, if 9-Volt falls asleep]]
{{construction}}
5-Volt opens the door and looks into the room, which is signaled by the sound of her footsteps and the door handle jiggling. She may also walk by the window and open the second half that she stops by (signaled by a scare chord), or even pop out from the TV, signaled by the static display of it. If the player receives at least 1,000 [[point]]s on Level 1, 2, or 3, they achieve Gamer status; if they score at least 30 points in the Endless level, they also achieve Gamer status. Achieving Gamer status rewards the player with a coin for the [[Cluck-A-Pop]].
[[File:G&W-Digger.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame based on [[Gold Digger]] from ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''. The object is to put a finger inside a nose.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The player must pick the nose with a pinky finger.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The player must pick the nose with an index finger.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' The player must pick one nose or even two noses with two fingers. Sometimes, the nose is replaced by a mouth, but the player loses if they try poking it.
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[[File:G&W-Stomp.png|thumb|150px]]
====Levels====
*A microgame coming from [[Sole Man]] featured in ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$''. Here, the player must control a character, avoiding to be stomped by the giant foot that comes from above.
*'''Level 1:''' There are only a few distractions.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' A [[Fronk]] must avoid a girl's foot. The setting is a dirt road.
**A cat quickly opens the door instead of 5-Volt; in Sneaky Gamer, [[Fronk]] may do so as well.  
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' [[Wario-Man]] must avoid a dinosaur's foot. The setting is a city on fire.
**5-Volt may hum the [[Underground Theme]] or the [[Ground Theme (Super Mario Bros.)|Ground Theme]] from ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' and then suddenly open the door.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' A boy in a [[Goomba]] costume must try to be stepped on by [[Mario]]'s jumping foot. The setting is a ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' scenery.
**5-Volt may also stop without opening the window and then walk away.
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**A shadow puppet may appear on the television screen.
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**The television displays a shadow hand puppet, or turns on to show a static display for a brief time, then turns off.
[[File:G&W-Ball.png|thumb|150px]]
**The door opens just a bit by itself.
*A microgame referencing the ''[[Game & Watch]] [[Ball]]'' and playing identically to it. In this microgame, the player must juggle the balls grabbing them when the reach the lowest spot. Dropping one ball causes the player's failure.
*'''Level 2:''' 5-Volt gains a few more techniques, and more distractions are added.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' There is one ball to juggle.
**An old man with a wig walks by 9-Volt's window and opens it; the wig is loose and falls off beforehand.  
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' There are two balls to juggle.
**5-Volt may open the door three times in a row, with the last time possibly being the cat instead.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' There are three balls to juggle.
**5-Volt can also fake the player out by opening the window to check 9-Volt and walking offscreen past the window, then walking back and opening it again.
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**The television turns on and cycles through up to three different programs, with 5-Volt possibly coming out from the last of them to try to catch 9-Volt.
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**The television turns on and shows some {{wp|SMPTE color bars}} for a brief time, then turns off.
[[File:G&W-Stretch.png|thumb|150px]]
**5-Volt either walks near 9-Volt's window like normal or else walks faster—only to suddenly break through it, giving the player less time to hide.
*A microgame challenging the player to stretch an object with rolling pin, pressing {{button|Padupdown}}.
**5-Volt may walk by the window and slowly sink down—then, either she comes up and opens the window, or a pair of upside-down legs appears and moves away.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The player must stretch dough to make a pizza.
*'''Level 3:''' There are many more scenarios to look out for.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The player must stretch a rabbit-shaped dough.
**When 5-Volt walks by 9-Volt's window, she may bump into the wig-wearing old man, who then opens the window (or vice versa).
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' The player must stretch a young, plump girl into a skinny, older woman.  
**5-Volt can jump out of the television and stay in 9-Volt's room after certain attempts to catch him; a tense score plays when she is keeping her eyes on him. She may sit down and watch television for a brief period of time, then turn off the television, look back at 9-Volt, and walk to the door, with the cat opening the door for her. Should the television flip to a {{wp|SMPTE color bars|test pattern}}, she becomes restless and rushes over to his bed, trying to catch him in the act. Eventually, she runs back to her initial spot to watch television for a little while longer; once she turns it off, she watches 9-Volt intently as she leaves, with the cat opening the door for her.
{{br}}
**In Sneaky Gamer, [[Mr. Sparkles]] can appear on the television screen.
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**In Sneaky Gamer, 5-Volt can appear by lifting up the table with the television; this is indicated by the entire table shaking before it is lifted to reveal her or Mr. Sparkles. The table may also shake and stop without being lifted.
[[File:G&W-Fight.png|thumb|150px]]
**In Sneaky Gamer, 5-Volt's handprints may also appear at the window before she opens it, hanging upside down, in an attempt to catch 9-Volt awake.
*A microgame challenging the player to transform a boy by pressing a sequence of {{button|Pad}} buttons.
*'''Endless:''' This level is at the same difficulty as Level 3 and uses the same set of 5-Volt appearances and distractions, along with several new ones; the level continues until the game ends under any condition.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' Three buttons to press.
**After the television switches through two channels, a cat may pop out of the television before running back in.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' Four buttons to press.
**5-Volt may change her walking speed while going by the window outside, including when she doubles back to open it.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' Five buttons to press.
**5-Volt often opens the window multiple times in the same pass, accompanied by a scare chord when she runs to the window; like with the door, the last time it is opened, the player may see the wig-wearing old man instead.
{{br}}
**After 5-Volt moves from the television and tries to catch 9-Volt on his bed, she may fall asleep; the player can see a snot bubble appear when she does, though she can wake up suddenly. Once awake, she may jump outside through the window; in Sneaky Gamer, she instead runs back to her initial sitting spot, with her movement pattern proceeding as usual.
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**In Sneaky Gamer, 5-Volt may slowly open the door to catch 9-Volt.
[[File:G&W-Poke.png|thumb|150px]]
**In Sneaky Gamer, a scare chord may play rarely, followed by 5-Volt jumping into the room through the window; she then uses the same set of techniques to catch 9-Volt as when she jumps out of the television.
*A microgame involving mashing {{button|A}} in order to poke something with a hand until it breaks. Sometimes a cactus will appear, and it must not be tapped.
**A Cluck-A-Pop coin may drop onto the console and appear in a microgame, and the player can claim the coin by tapping it.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' An eggshell must be poked. It varies what may come out of the egg.
 
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' A stone must be poked. A [[dinosaur]] skeleton will come out of it.
====Game & Wario hint cards====
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' [[wikipedia:Saturn|Saturn]] must be poked. A rocket ship comes out of it.
[[File:CluckAPop Prize 169.png|175px|right|thumb|The design of the hint cards]]
{{br}}
These are the minigame's [[Hint Card|hint cards]]:
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=====North American version=====
[[File:G&W-Banana.png|thumb|150px]]
*Gamer 1: "Impostor Alert – This is almost too obvious to mention, but I've only got one mom. If you see two of them, try to figure out which one is fake!"
*A microgame where the player must help a man to jump in order to avoid slipping on [[banana]] peels.
*Gamer 2: "Hone Your Skills – If you want to practice up before facing 9-Volt's mom, c'mon over to my pad or play the [[Cluck-A-Pop|CLUCK-A-POP]] BALLOON FIGHTER games."
**'''1st level difficulty:''' It takes place in a sidewalk, and the peels will be far apart.
*Gamer 3: "A GREAT Way to Regain Energy – When playing my Endless mode, I'll regain some energy if you hide with GREAT timing!"
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' It takes place in a forest. Two of the peels will walk on the direction of the other one.
*Gamer 4: "Scoring Tokens in GAMER – Tokens will sometimes appear on {{button|wiiu|gamepad}} during my Endless mode! Keep an eye out, and if you see one, tap it. Score!"
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' It takes place in a zoo. A monkey will throw a banana that keeps walking for some seconds.
 
{{br}}
=====European version if differing=====
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*Gamer 1: "Imposter Alert – This is almost too obvious to mention, but I've only got one mum. If you see two of them, try to figure out which one is fake!"
[[File:G&W-Fish.png|thumb|150px]]
*Gamer 2: "Hone Your Skills – If you want to practise before facing 9-Volt's mum, c'mon over to my pad or play the CHICK-N-WIN BALLOON FIGHTER games."
*A microgame where the player controls a samurai that must slice fish when they are under the spotlight. (The samurai in question is from the Rhythm Heaven series.)
*Gamer 4: "Scoring Tokens in GAMER – Tokens will sometime appear on {{button|wiiu|gamepad}} screen{{sic}} during my Endless mode! Keep an eye out, and if you see one, tap it. Score!"
**'''1st level difficulty:''' One fish to slice.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' Two fish to slice.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' There is one fish to slice but comes very sudden due to the quick rhythm.
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[[File:G&W-Test.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame where four circumferences, each one having a groove in a different side (up, down, left and right), are displayed. A man will point at one of them, and the player must press the button on the {{button|Pad}} the corresponds to the direction of its groove.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The player must match on groove.
**'''2nd level difficulty:'''  The player must match on them twice. Sometimes a waiter passes in front of the chart or the player should press {{button|A}}.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' ''N/A''
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Flick.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame where a character (coming from ''[[WarioWare: D.I.Y.]]'') spins on a record. The object is to flick them away tapping {{button|A}} when the character is close to the "player's" hand.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The player must flick a sumo wrestler.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The player must flick a man doing gymnastics.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' The player must flick two cavemen doing gymnastics.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Feed.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame where the player controls a fish that must swim and eat three loose worms. The fish isn't allowed to eat bait worms. Sometimes an eel will try to eat the fish.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' There are loose worms only.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' There is a bait worm among the free worms.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' A larger fish eats one of the worms.
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[[File:G&W-Freckles.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame where the player must count a person's speckles and then select the right number on a selecting screen.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The person is a girl.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The person is an old man. Two gnats roam above his face.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' The person has beady eyes. You may be asked to count the eyes.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Star.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame challenging the player to keep a star celebrity under the spotlight until the game ends.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The star has no legs.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The star has medium-length legs.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' The star has long legs.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Teeth.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame involving a creature that must stay on teeth platforms, though four out of five will rot and disappear.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The teeth are aligned diagonally and they rot slowly.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The teeth are aligned horizontally and they rot faster.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' The teeth are not aligned and some rot at the same time.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Dolls.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame where the player must take all the [[wikipedia:Matryoshka doll|matryoshka doll]]-like people out of the larger ones.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' You must take them out of each other normally.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' You must put them in each other.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' You cannot interact at all or a bomb inside of the [[wikipedia:Matryoshka doll|matryoshka doll]] will explode.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Dog.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame where a dog is moving up and down, and the player must stretch it to the right to bite things.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' One thing to bite.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' Two things to bite.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' Three things to bite.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Trails.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame where the player must choose one out of three paths to reach a house. The other paths end at lakes.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The path is not complicated.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The path is a bit complicated.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' The path is very complicated.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Allergy.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame based on [[Nighttime Allergies]] from ''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!''. Here, the player controls a girl with a drippy nose who must capture a Fronk using her mucus.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The Fronk is standing still.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The Fronk moves a little.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' 'The Fronk is always moving.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Chase.png|thumb|150px]]
*A microgame where a dinosaur chases the player, who must avoid its attacks.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' The player controls a car.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' The player controls a runner.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' The player controls two men on unicycles.
{{br}}
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[[File:G&W-Boss.png|thumb|150px]]
*'''Boss microgame:''' Here, the player controls a man who must travel across a big hand against a giant's blowing to put a cork in his mouth. Things will get on the hero's way trying to hinder him from winning.
**'''1st level difficulty:''' Spiked balls will fall from the sky.
**'''2nd level difficulty:''' Fish will hop over the hand.
**'''3rd level difficulty:''' Both spiked balls will fall from the sky and fish will hop over the hand.
{{br}}
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===18-Volt===
In this mode, 18-Volt is playing the console. This mode is very similar to other ''[[WarioWare (series)|WarioWare]]'' games, with three difficulty levels for microgames, and ends only when the player loses all four chance balloons. After the player beats the boss microgame, various intermission cutscenes play. The time of day also progresses. The cutscenes include:
*18-Volt eating a handful of popcorn (first time).
*18-Volt watching a running person pass by (second time).
*An automobile driving by (day and evening only).
*A person walking with four cats following them (night only).
There is a rare chance that 5-Volt appears from behind a bush to give the player a scare; after a few seconds, she walks away. In the next intermission, she walks in front of her home.<ref>arronmunroe (August 14, 2018). [https://youtu.be/MzL1Jk0RdWY?t=1014 Game & Wario: Gamer: 9-Volt and 18-Volt All Stages 60fps]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved January 16, 2021.</ref>
====Levels====
*'''Normal:''' If the player scores 40 points or more, they achieve Gamer status.
*'''Ultra Speed:''' From the beginning, the games go very fast. If the player scores 20 points or more, they achieve Gamer status.
*'''Hardcore:''' At the start, the player begins with only one chance balloon and all microgames are set to their hardest difficulty. If the player scores 10 points or more, they achieve Gamer status.
==Rewards==
These scores are based on Levels 1–3 only. Scores for other modes are based on microgames encountered. Only microgames completed count; a microgame interrupted partway by a Game Over does not count.
*Each point remaining on Wakey Meter: 10 points
*Lives remaining: 100 points
Thus, the highest possible score is 1,400 (with four lives remaining and a full Wakey Meter), while the lowest is 110 (one life remaining and a nearly empty meter).
==Microgames==
===''Game & Wario''===
Each of these microgames can be played individually without facing any threats from 5-Volt by obtaining them from the [[Cluck-A-Pop]] machine. They are represented by orange capsules and take up spots 59–80 in the capsule collection. Two microgames, [[Gold Digger]] and [[Sole Man]], return from previous ''WarioWare'' games.
All microgames that support {{button|wiiu|pad}} also support the {{button|wiiu|leftstick}} stick.
{|class="wikitable"style="text-align:center"
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!Icon/Name
!In-game description
!Icon/Name
!In-game description
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|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_059.png|x65px]]<br>[[Gold Digger]]
|''Everyone's favorite tried-and-true finger-in-the-nose game is back! But these honkers have got flair and originality!'' ({{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Pick}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_060.png|x65px]]<br>[[Sole Man]]
|''Aaaah! We'll be squashed! Run away! Huh?! Some people like getting squashed...'' ({{button|wiiu|Padleftright}}: {{color|red|Move}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_061.png|x65px]]<br>[[Mole (microgame)|Mole]]
|''Count the moles, but that means the moles ONLY! Well, you might have to count other things once in a while...'' ({{button|wiiu|Padupdown}}: {{color|red|Select}} {{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Choose}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_062.png|x65px]]<br>[[Break!]]
|''Prepare to meet the world's most powerful finger!'' ({{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Break}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_063.png|x65px]]<br>[[Rollout]]
|''Roll the roller up and down to roll it out! Man, that's a lot of rolling...'' ({{button|wiiu|Padupdown}}: {{color|red|Roll}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_064.png|x65px]]<br>[[Spotlight (Game & Wario)|Spotlight]]
|''All stars crave the spotlight. But staying in it can sure be tough!'' ({{button|wiiu|pad}}: {{color|red|Move}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_065.png|x65px]]<br>[[Super Fly Swatter]]
|''This just might be the world's biggest flyswatter. It's great for swatting multiple flies at once. It can even swat things that only look like flies!'' ({{button|wiiu|pad}}: {{color|red|Move}} {{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Swat}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_066.png|x65px]]<br>[[Dinosaur (microgame)|Dinosaur]]
|''Move left and right at the correct time to escape! You can tell which way Mr. Dino is going to go by the way he's facing. But sometimes he'll fake you out...'' ({{button|wiiu|Padleftright}}: {{color|red|Escape}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_067.png|x65px]]<br>[[Eye Exam (Game & Wario)|Eye Exam]]
|''Can you see this? Show me which direction it's facing. The nurse will occasionally pop in to help. Oh, and one more thing: our clinic is really popular these days. We apologize for all the people moving about.'' ({{button|wiiu|pad}}/{{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Answer}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_068.png|x65px]]<br>[[Ball (G&W)]]
|''This is the G&W Ball, which Nintendo used to sell a looong time ago. Oh, G&W doesn't stand for GAME & WARIO. It stands for GAME & WATCH!'' ({{button|wiiu|Padleftright}}: {{color|red|Move hands}})
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|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_069.png|x65px]]<br>[[Samurai Slice]]
|''The wandering samurai from Rhythm Heaven has a part-time job at a fish factory?! Time the rhythm and get those fish sliced!'' ({{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Slice}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_070.png|x65px]]<br>[[Matryoshka]]
|''Just take them apart! Or put them back together!'' ({{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Take apart/Put together}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_071.png|x65px]]<br>[[Fake Out]]
|''There's really not much difference between a fake and the real thing. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, after all. It goes without saying, therefore, that this game may not be what it seems.'' ({{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Touch/Poke/Take apart}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_072.png|x65px]]<br>[[Dachshund]]
|''Why didn't we call this game Wiener Dog? My boss told me not to...'' ({{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Eat}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_073.png|x65px]]<br>[[Bananas (microgame)|Bananas]]
|''Why are there banana peels everywhere?! It's driving me bananas!'' ({{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Jump}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_074.png|x65px]]<br>[[Fish]]
|''Swim and eat. That's it! Oh, and watch out for fishing lures and bigger fish!'' ({{button|wiiu|pad}}: {{color|red|Move}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_075.png|x65px]]<br>[[Loose Tooth]]
|''More like loose teeth! They're all falling out! Find a healthy one as fast as you can.'' ({{button|wiiu|Padleftright}}: {{color|red|Move}} {{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Jump}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_076.png|x65px]]<br>[[Allergy Attack]]
|''My nighttime allergies are really acting up again! Surely a fronk will cure what's ailing me.'' ({{button|wiiu|Padleftright}}: {{color|red|Move}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_077.png|x65px]]<br>[[Transform!]]
|''Bad guys? A damsel in distress?! A hero is you!'' ({{button|wiiu|pad}}/{{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Transform}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_078.png|x65px]]<br>[[Homeward]]
|''You'd think I could remember the way home. Nope!'' ({{button|wiiu|Padleftright}}: {{color|red|Select}} {{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Choose}})
|-
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_079.png|x65px]]<br>[[Record Guy]]
|''Trust me—everyone finds this guy annoying. Flick him out of here, would ya? He's enjoying that record way too much.'' ({{button|wiiu|a}}: {{color|red|Flick}})
|[[File:CluckAPop_Prize_080.png|x65px]]<br>BOSS: [[Windbag (microgame)|Windbag]]
|''Put a cork in it! That's really all there is to it. Oh, and watch out for the spiky balls falling from above and fish jumping from below!'' ({{button|wiiu|Padleftright}}: {{color|red|Move}})
|}
===''WarioWare Gold''===
All of the microgames featured in the ''WarioWare Gold'' version of Gamer use the "Mash" control scheme. [[Gold Digger]] and [[Mole (microgame)|Mole]] also return from ''Game & Wario''.
{|class="wikitable"style="text-align:center"
|-
!Image/Name
!In-game description
!Host
!Image/Name
!In-game description
!Host
|-
|[[File:SuperWarioBros WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Super Wario Bros.]]
|''"Control a super version of me, and smash those Goombas out of my stomping grounds!"''
|[[File:Wario Point Gold.png|100px]]<br>[[Wario]]
|[[File:BodyBlock WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Body Block]]
|''"Use your body to keep this ball bouncin'. And, hey–don't let it fall!"''
|[[File:Jimmy T Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[Jimmy T]]
|-
|[[File:MunchaBunch WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Munch a Bunch]]
|''"I'm pretty sure this strange turtle'll eat anything you put in front of it. The question is can he chomp it all before time runs out?"''
|[[File:Dribble Pose Gold.png|75px]][[File:Spitz Pose Gold.png|49px]]<br>[[Dribble & Spitz]]
|[[File:GoalinOne WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Goal in One]]
|''"Gettin' past this goalie is all about direction and power. Mess up the timing, and your kick could be as sad as an empty dance floor."''
|[[File:Jimmy T Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[Jimmy T]]
|-
|[[File:WarioWhirled WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Wario Whirled]]
|''"Waaah! I'm spiiiinnning! I'm spiiiinnning! You gotta stop me at the right time!"''
|[[File:Wario Point Gold.png|100px]]<br>[[Wario]]
|[[File:OffFence WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Off-Fence]]
|''"Now you gotta move that sword up and down to block an enemy's attack. Well that's not groovy... They're not alone! Look out!"''
|[[File:Jimmy T Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[Jimmy T]]
|-
|[[File:CloseCall WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Close Call (microgame)|Close Call]]
|''"As the umpire of this tennis game, it's your job to determine on which side of the line the ball bounced. And if you see something other than a ball, well then...that's just your imagination!"''
|[[File:Jimmy T Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[Jimmy T]]
|[[File:WWG Mole.png|150px]]<br>[[Mole (microgame)|Mole]]
|''"Moles are more than dots–they're marks of beauty. Count how many you see!"''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|-
|[[File:WWG Gold Digger.png|150px]]<br>[[Gold Digger]]
|''"Noses are meant to be picked! Don't hesitate–stick those fingers right up those nostrils!"''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|[[File:WWG Down & Outie.png|150px]]<br>[[Down & Outie]]
|''"HEY! Did this shirt shrink in the wash?! I don't want my belly getting chilly! Don't pull it too far down, or you'll owe me a new shirt!"''
|[[File:Wario Deluxe Sprite Gold.png|110px]]<br>[[Wario Deluxe]]
|-
|[[File:WWG Sloppy Salon.png|150px]]<br>[[Sloppy Salon]]
|''"Give your customers the cut they want! If you go overboard, they won't be too happy."''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|[[File:Rugby WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Rugby]]
|''"The game's almost over. This is your one last shot. Catch the ball or the other team wins...and you feel like it's all your fault. Now go long, bro!"''
|[[File:Jimmy T Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[Jimmy T]]
|-
|[[File:WWG Tip the Scale.png|150px]]<br>[[Tip the Scale]]
|''"Which is heavier–the left side or the right? Once you've made your choice, press the corresponding direction."''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|[[File:WWG Mug Shot.png|150px]]<br>[[Mug Shot (WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!)|Mug Shot]]
|''"If you think you're so cool, watch this! I'll catch the next drink that slides down the counter."''
|[[File:Wario Deluxe Sprite Gold.png|110px]]<br>[[Wario Deluxe]]
|-
|[[File:ExtremePattyCake WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Extreme Patty-Cake]]
|''"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!"''
|[[File:Jimmy T Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[Jimmy T]]
|[[File:WWG Electric Groove Fish.png|150px]]<br>[[Electric Groove Fish]]
|''"It's a blackout! The only way to restore power to the town is by sending it electricity via that flashy fish in the ocean."''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|-
|[[File:WWG Cavity Calamity.png|150px]]<br>[[Cavity Calamity]]
|''"Save the helpless tooth-rotting germ by finding it a nice place to hide! Huh... This seems counterintuitive."''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|[[File:CoverUp WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Cover Up]]
|''"Roll the egg toward its mama to warm it up! Aw, shucks. Life is tough for these little guys before they're even born."''
|[[File:Dribble Pose Gold.png|75px]][[File:Spitz Pose Gold.png|49px]]<br>[[Dribble & Spitz]]
|-
|[[File:WWG The Brush Off.png|150px]]<br>[[The Brush Off]]
|''"Oh my! Those teeth are all black! Move the toothbrush right and left. Let's make those teeth shine!"''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|[[File:OcarinaofTime WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Ocarina of Time]]
|''"Link has arrived at the Temple of Time! Now he must pull out the Master Sword and continue his adventure. <font color=green>The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1998.</font>"''
|[[File:5-Volt Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[5-Volt]]
|-
|[[File:WWG Yoshi's Island.png|150px]]<br>[[Yoshi's Island (microgame)|Yoshi's Island]]
|''"Oh no! Baby Mario is floating away! Help Yoshi rescue him! Hold down {{button|3ds|A}}, and Yoshi will flutter-jump in the air. <font color=green>Yoshi's Island was released for the SNES in 1995.</font>"''
|[[File:5-Volt Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[5-Volt]]
|[[File:GameWatchManhole WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Game & Watch: Manhole (microgame)|Game & Watch: Manhole]]
|''"This street looks a little dangerous! Move the manhole cover so the pedestrians don't fall. <font color=green>Game & Watch: Manhole was released in 1981.</font>"''
|[[File:5-Volt Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[5-Volt]]
|-
|[[File:DiddlySquat WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Diddly Squat]]
|''"Get those legs in dancin' shape by doin' some squats! I promise all your hard work'll pay off in the end!"''
|[[File:Jimmy T Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[Jimmy T]]
|[[File:GravitationalPull WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Gravitational Pull (microgame)|Gravitational Pull]]
|''"Uh-oh! That astronaut's spinning out of control. You gotta save him! Time your rescue attempt perfectly to bring him back to safety."''
|[[File:Dribble Pose Gold.png|75px]][[File:Spitz Pose Gold.png|49px]]<br>[[Dribble & Spitz]]
|-
|[[File:Right of Way WWG.png|150px]]<br>[[Right of Way]]
|''"Sidewalks can be surprisingly precarious! Watch where you're going, and dodge whatever comes your way."''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|[[File:HoverforCover WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Hover for Cover]]
|''"The princess in her bamboo rocket needs help! You gotta use the jets to help her stay afloat and avoid the meteors."''
|[[File:Dribble Pose Gold.png|75px]][[File:Spitz Pose Gold.png|49px]]<br>[[Dribble & Spitz]]
|-
|[[File:WWG No Solicitors.png|150px]]<br>[[No Solicitors]]
|''"Hey! Who does this guy think he is?! Send him packing!"''
|[[File:Wario Point Gold.png|100px]]<br>[[Wario]]
|[[File:EyeSpy WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Eye Spy]]
|''"A bunch of wide-eyed Warios are hanging out in the dark. The question is, how many of 'em are there?"''
|[[File:Wario Point Gold.png|100px]]<br>[[Wario]]
|-
|[[File:ArrowSpace WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Arrow Space]]
|''"Ack! You're cornered! Dodge all the arrows! And the falling walls! Stay COOOOOOOOOL!"''
|[[File:Dribble Pose Gold.png|75px]][[File:Spitz Pose Gold.png|49px]]<br>[[Dribble & Spitz]]
|[[File:WWG Bug Birdie.png|150px]]<br>[[Bug Birdie]]
|''"I woke up this morning in bug form! It bothered me at first, but then I realized I could roll these stinky balls into a hole. Worth it."''
|[[File:Wario Deluxe Sprite Gold.png|110px]]<br>[[Wario Deluxe]]
|-
|[[File:WWG Worm Squirm.png|150px]]<br>[[Worm Squirm]]
|''"Wow! These worms know how to party. But look–one of them is thirsty! Help it find the puddle!"''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|[[File:WordUp WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>[[Word Up]]
|''"Shoot the ? to make a word! Don't ya wish writing was always this easy?"''
|[[File:Dribble Pose Gold.png|75px]][[File:Spitz Pose Gold.png|49px]]<br>[[Dribble & Spitz]]
|-
|[[File:WWG Nail Call.png|150px]]<br>LV 1 BOSS: [[Nail Call]]
|''"Pound in the nail from directly above! If you make a mistake, straighten it out by hitting the nail from the other side. And hurry up–the guy holding the nail is kind of impatient."''
|[[File:MonaGoldPose.png|80px]]<br>[[Mona]]
|[[File:OneHitWonder WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>LV 2 BOSS: [[One Hit Wonder]]
|''"Take a swing, and hit the balls the Ultra Machine tosses your way. Be sure to watch out for that changeup! <font color=green>The Ultra Machine was a batting machine for home use that electronically fired table tennis balls. It was released in Japan in 1968.</font>"''
|[[File:5-Volt Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[5-Volt]]
|-
|[[File:PunchOut WarioWareGold.png|150px]]<br>LV 3 BOSS: [[Punch Out]]
|''"First you gotta dodge your opponent's attacks left or right, and then you gotta throw some punches, yo! If one of those dudes starts to flash, that's when you gotta start lookin' out for his special blow."''
|[[File:Jimmy T Pose Gold.png|75px]]<br>[[Jimmy T]]
|}


==Controls==
==Controls==
*{{button|Pad}}/{{button|A}}: Do microgame actions
===''Game & Wario''===
*{{button|wii|CCZL}} and {{button|wii|CCZR}}: Hide game
*{{button|wiiu|Pad}} / {{button|wiiu|A}}: Do microgame actions
{{BoxTop}}
*{{button|wiiu|ZL}} / {{button|wiiu|L}} + {{button|wiiu|ZR}} / {{button|wiiu|R}}: Hide game
===''WarioWare Gold''===
*{{button|3ds|Pad}} / {{button|3ds|A}}: Do microgame actions
*{{button|3ds|l}} + {{button|3ds|r}}: Hide game
 
==Description==
===''Game & Wario''===
''"I'm [[9-Volt]]! Can you play video games AND avoid [[5-Volt|my mom's]] evil stare? I made this game to show everyone how annoying she is!"''
 
''Hi, I'm '''9-Volt'''! I just got the new super-popular portable game '''BALLOON FIGHTER'''! I'm kinda bummed right now because my mom beat my high score, so I'm staying up past my bedtime to get it back! She keeps coming by to check on me, though, so I have to pretend to be asleep...which is actually making me kinda sleepy.''
 
''I'm determined to beat the boss today. When my mom comes by, hide the system, OK? I never cause trouble, so she won't check on me too...I don't think. (Score 1000+ points to achieve Gamer status!)''
 
''My mom's been coming by more often lately. I think she knows I'm being sneaky and staying up to play games. But that won't stop me. I have to beat a really hard boss today! (Score 1000+ points to achieve Gamer status!)''
 
''I really wanna beat the final boss tonight! But my mom's getting pretty crazy about checking on me... I wish she'd be cool and just leave me alone! (Score 1000+ points to achieve Gamer status!)''
 
''I think I've figured out my mom's patrol pattern, so tonight I'm gonna stay up all night! If I'm really good at hiding, I'll barely lose any energy. (Score 30+ points to achieve Gamer status!)''
 
'''''18-Volt''' here! I'm '''9-Volt''''s best friend. My mom's always out, so I can play video games whenever I want. I'm really into '''BALLOON FIGHTER''' right now. Ever heard of it?''
 
''This is the hit game '''BALLOON FIGHTER'''! '''9-Volt''''s mom is super strict, so it's hard for him to get very far. He should just come over here to play! (Score 40+ points to achieve Gamer status!)''
 
''This version of '''BALLOON FIGHTER''' is fast right from the start and super hard. It'll really get your adrenaline pumping! (Score 20+ points to achieve Gamer status!)''
 
''The '''Hardcore''' version of '''BALLOON FIGHTER''' is only for advanced players. The game speed is normal, but if you make a single mistake, it's game over! (Score 10+ points to achieve Gamer status!)''
 
===''WarioWare Gold''===
''Hey, you guys! {{color|hotpink|9-Volt}} here! I love to play games right before I go to bed. Too bad my mom doesn't approve. Could you keep watch for me?    {{color|green|Controls: Mash}}''
 
==Gallery==
<gallery widths=140>
Gamer - Game & Wario.png|The game card that flies into the TV in ''Game & Wario''
WiiU GameandWario Gamer.png|Press image showing the TV and GamePad view at the same time, with the GamePad showing [[Transform!]]
WWG Sneaky Gamer Endless gameplay.png|Gameplay in the "Sneaky Gamer" version
</gallery>
 
== Names in other languages ==
{{Foreign names
|Jap=ゲーマー (''Game & Wario'')
|JapR=Gēma
|JapM=Gamer
|Jap2=こっそりゲーマー (''Gold'')<ref>{{cite|author=|date=|title=Challenge Logos|url=https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/wariowaregold/sheet/108478/|website=The Spriters Resource|accessdate=18 November 2024|archive=|archivedate=|archiver=|deadlink=}}</ref>
|Jap2R=Kossori Gēmā
|Jap2M=Stealthy Gamer
|Fre=Gamer (''Game & Wario'')
|Fre2=Gamer furtif (''Gold'')
|Fre2M=Stealthy gamer
|Ger=Lautloser Gamer (''Gold'')
|GerM=Silent Gamer
|Ita=Di nascosto (''Gold'')
|ItaM=Secretly
|Spa=Gamer (''Game & Wario'')
|Spa2=A escondidas (''Gold'')
|Spa2M=On the quiet
}}
 
==Trivia==
*In Gamer, a [[Virtual Boy]] can be seen next to the television; Sneaky Gamer replaces it with a [[Wii U]].
*In Gamer, the Volt family plays on a green rectangular device with a D-pad, one face button, and no shoulder buttons. Sneaky Gamer has 9-Volt instead play on a blue Nintendo 2DS.
 
==References==
<references/>
 
{{Game & Wario}}
{{Game & Wario}}
[[Category:Game & Wario Minigames]]
{{WWG}}
[[Category:Game & Wario minigames]]
[[Category:WarioWare Gold minigames]]

Latest revision as of 15:34, November 18, 2024

This article is about the minigame in Game & Wario. For the stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, see Gamer (stage).
Gamer.
Gamer title screen

Gamer is 9-Volt and 18-Volt's minigame in Game & Wario. The minigame is played using GamePad's buttons. Gamer returns in WarioWare Gold as a stage in Challenge Mode, this time under the name Sneaky Gamer; the microgame Mole also reappears in the game.

A stage based on the minigame, also called Gamer, makes an appearance in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, featuring 5-Volt as a stage hazard.

Story[edit]

9-Volt and 18-Volt play a game on their new console, competing to find out who gets the high score in the game. 9-Volt wins and beats 18-Volt's score, causing the latter to throw a tantrum while the former celebrates, but then 5-Volt takes the console from the boys and tells them to do their homework. After the boys do so, 5-Volt gives them the console back, but they are surprised to discover that 5-Volt had beaten both of their scores by a wide margin.

  • 9-Volt playing a video game and 18-Volt panicking

    9-Volt playing a video game and 18-Volt panicking

  • 9-Volt succeeding in getting a higher score

    9-Volt succeeding in getting a higher score

  • 9-Volt having a higher score than 18-Volt

    9-Volt having a higher score than 18-Volt

  • 9-Volt jumping victoriously and 18-Volt crying

    9-Volt jumping victoriously and 18-Volt crying

  • 5-Volt snatching the game console from 9-Volt's hand

    5-Volt snatching the game console from 9-Volt's hand

  • 5-Volt telling the boys to do their homework

    5-Volt telling the boys to do their homework

  • The boys promising 5-Volt to do their homework

    The boys promising 5-Volt to do their homework

  • The boys doing their homework

    The boys doing their homework

  • The boys finishing their homework

    The boys finishing their homework

  • 5-Volt giving the boys the game console back after their homework

    5-Volt giving the boys the game console back after their homework

  • The boys noticing something unexpected on the game console's screen

    The boys noticing something unexpected on the game console's screen

  • 5-Volt having a higher score than the boys

    5-Volt having a higher score than the boys

  • The boys becoming sad and 5-Volt embarrassing herself for what she did

    The boys becoming sad and 5-Volt embarrassing herself for what she did

Gameplay[edit]

There are two modes in the minigame. Both involve the characters playing a modified version of Balloon Fight containing microgames, called Balloon Fighter.

9-Volt[edit]

9-Volt playing on his console

In this mode, the player must help 9-Volt win enough microgames to beat 5-Volt's high score and avoid letting 5-Volt discover that he is playing past his bedtime. She constantly looks into his bedroom to see if he is sleeping, forcing the player to hide and pause the game. The Wakey Meter displays the amount of time 9-Volt can stay awake;[1] hiding with good timing (indicated by "Great!!") prevents any meter loss, and in Endless Mode, doing so restores a small portion (+3) of the meter. The game ends if the player fails to hide their game from 5-Volt, the Wakey Meter runs out, or they lose all lives (indicated by chance balloons).

The game over screen of Gamer (9-Volt asleep).
The Game Over screen, if 9-Volt falls asleep

5-Volt opens the door and looks into the room, which is signaled by the sound of her footsteps and the door handle jiggling. She may also walk by the window and open the second half that she stops by (signaled by a scare chord), or even pop out from the TV, signaled by the static display of it. If the player receives at least 1,000 points on Level 1, 2, or 3, they achieve Gamer status; if they score at least 30 points in the Endless level, they also achieve Gamer status. Achieving Gamer status rewards the player with a coin for the Cluck-A-Pop.

Levels[edit]

  • Level 1: There are only a few distractions.
    • A cat quickly opens the door instead of 5-Volt; in Sneaky Gamer, Fronk may do so as well.
    • 5-Volt may hum the Underground Theme or the Ground Theme from Super Mario Bros. and then suddenly open the door.
    • 5-Volt may also stop without opening the window and then walk away.
    • A shadow puppet may appear on the television screen.
    • The television displays a shadow hand puppet, or turns on to show a static display for a brief time, then turns off.
    • The door opens just a bit by itself.
  • Level 2: 5-Volt gains a few more techniques, and more distractions are added.
    • An old man with a wig walks by 9-Volt's window and opens it; the wig is loose and falls off beforehand.
    • 5-Volt may open the door three times in a row, with the last time possibly being the cat instead.
    • 5-Volt can also fake the player out by opening the window to check 9-Volt and walking offscreen past the window, then walking back and opening it again.
    • The television turns on and cycles through up to three different programs, with 5-Volt possibly coming out from the last of them to try to catch 9-Volt.
    • The television turns on and shows some SMPTE color bars for a brief time, then turns off.
    • 5-Volt either walks near 9-Volt's window like normal or else walks faster—only to suddenly break through it, giving the player less time to hide.
    • 5-Volt may walk by the window and slowly sink down—then, either she comes up and opens the window, or a pair of upside-down legs appears and moves away.
  • Level 3: There are many more scenarios to look out for.
    • When 5-Volt walks by 9-Volt's window, she may bump into the wig-wearing old man, who then opens the window (or vice versa).
    • 5-Volt can jump out of the television and stay in 9-Volt's room after certain attempts to catch him; a tense score plays when she is keeping her eyes on him. She may sit down and watch television for a brief period of time, then turn off the television, look back at 9-Volt, and walk to the door, with the cat opening the door for her. Should the television flip to a test pattern, she becomes restless and rushes over to his bed, trying to catch him in the act. Eventually, she runs back to her initial spot to watch television for a little while longer; once she turns it off, she watches 9-Volt intently as she leaves, with the cat opening the door for her.
    • In Sneaky Gamer, Mr. Sparkles can appear on the television screen.
    • In Sneaky Gamer, 5-Volt can appear by lifting up the table with the television; this is indicated by the entire table shaking before it is lifted to reveal her or Mr. Sparkles. The table may also shake and stop without being lifted.
    • In Sneaky Gamer, 5-Volt's handprints may also appear at the window before she opens it, hanging upside down, in an attempt to catch 9-Volt awake.
  • Endless: This level is at the same difficulty as Level 3 and uses the same set of 5-Volt appearances and distractions, along with several new ones; the level continues until the game ends under any condition.
    • After the television switches through two channels, a cat may pop out of the television before running back in.
    • 5-Volt may change her walking speed while going by the window outside, including when she doubles back to open it.
    • 5-Volt often opens the window multiple times in the same pass, accompanied by a scare chord when she runs to the window; like with the door, the last time it is opened, the player may see the wig-wearing old man instead.
    • After 5-Volt moves from the television and tries to catch 9-Volt on his bed, she may fall asleep; the player can see a snot bubble appear when she does, though she can wake up suddenly. Once awake, she may jump outside through the window; in Sneaky Gamer, she instead runs back to her initial sitting spot, with her movement pattern proceeding as usual.
    • In Sneaky Gamer, 5-Volt may slowly open the door to catch 9-Volt.
    • In Sneaky Gamer, a scare chord may play rarely, followed by 5-Volt jumping into the room through the window; she then uses the same set of techniques to catch 9-Volt as when she jumps out of the television.
    • A Cluck-A-Pop coin may drop onto the console and appear in a microgame, and the player can claim the coin by tapping it.

Game & Wario hint cards[edit]

The icon for Hint Card 21
The design of the hint cards

These are the minigame's hint cards:

North American version[edit]
  • Gamer 1: "Impostor Alert – This is almost too obvious to mention, but I've only got one mom. If you see two of them, try to figure out which one is fake!"
  • Gamer 2: "Hone Your Skills – If you want to practice up before facing 9-Volt's mom, c'mon over to my pad or play the CLUCK-A-POP BALLOON FIGHTER games."
  • Gamer 3: "A GREAT Way to Regain Energy – When playing my Endless mode, I'll regain some energy if you hide with GREAT timing!"
  • Gamer 4: "Scoring Tokens in GAMER – Tokens will sometimes appear on GamePad during my Endless mode! Keep an eye out, and if you see one, tap it. Score!"
European version if differing[edit]
  • Gamer 1: "Imposter Alert – This is almost too obvious to mention, but I've only got one mum. If you see two of them, try to figure out which one is fake!"
  • Gamer 2: "Hone Your Skills – If you want to practise before facing 9-Volt's mum, c'mon over to my pad or play the CHICK-N-WIN BALLOON FIGHTER games."
  • Gamer 4: "Scoring Tokens in GAMER – Tokens will sometime appear on GamePad screen[sic] during my Endless mode! Keep an eye out, and if you see one, tap it. Score!"

18-Volt[edit]

In this mode, 18-Volt is playing the console. This mode is very similar to other WarioWare games, with three difficulty levels for microgames, and ends only when the player loses all four chance balloons. After the player beats the boss microgame, various intermission cutscenes play. The time of day also progresses. The cutscenes include:

  • 18-Volt eating a handful of popcorn (first time).
  • 18-Volt watching a running person pass by (second time).
  • An automobile driving by (day and evening only).
  • A person walking with four cats following them (night only).

There is a rare chance that 5-Volt appears from behind a bush to give the player a scare; after a few seconds, she walks away. In the next intermission, she walks in front of her home.[2]

Levels[edit]

  • Normal: If the player scores 40 points or more, they achieve Gamer status.
  • Ultra Speed: From the beginning, the games go very fast. If the player scores 20 points or more, they achieve Gamer status.
  • Hardcore: At the start, the player begins with only one chance balloon and all microgames are set to their hardest difficulty. If the player scores 10 points or more, they achieve Gamer status.

Rewards[edit]

These scores are based on Levels 1–3 only. Scores for other modes are based on microgames encountered. Only microgames completed count; a microgame interrupted partway by a Game Over does not count.

  • Each point remaining on Wakey Meter: 10 points
  • Lives remaining: 100 points

Thus, the highest possible score is 1,400 (with four lives remaining and a full Wakey Meter), while the lowest is 110 (one life remaining and a nearly empty meter).

Microgames[edit]

Game & Wario[edit]

Each of these microgames can be played individually without facing any threats from 5-Volt by obtaining them from the Cluck-A-Pop machine. They are represented by orange capsules and take up spots 59–80 in the capsule collection. Two microgames, Gold Digger and Sole Man, return from previous WarioWare games.

All microgames that support +Control Pad also support the Left Stick stick.

Icon/Name In-game description Icon/Name In-game description
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Gold Digger.
Gold Digger 		Everyone's favorite tried-and-true finger-in-the-nose game is back! But these honkers have got flair and originality! (A Button: Pick) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Sole Man.
Sole Man 		Aaaah! We'll be squashed! Run away! Huh?! Some people like getting squashed... (+Control Pad left or right: Move)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Mole.
Mole 		Count the moles, but that means the moles ONLY! Well, you might have to count other things once in a while... (+Control Pad up or down: Select A Button: Choose) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Break!.
Break! 		Prepare to meet the world's most powerful finger! (A Button: Break)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Rollout.
Rollout 		Roll the roller up and down to roll it out! Man, that's a lot of rolling... (+Control Pad up or down: Roll) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Spotlight.
Spotlight 		All stars crave the spotlight. But staying in it can sure be tough! (+Control Pad: Move)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Super Fly Swatter.
Super Fly Swatter 		This just might be the world's biggest flyswatter. It's great for swatting multiple flies at once. It can even swat things that only look like flies! (+Control Pad: Move A Button: Swat) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Dinosaur.
Dinosaur 		Move left and right at the correct time to escape! You can tell which way Mr. Dino is going to go by the way he's facing. But sometimes he'll fake you out... (+Control Pad left or right: Escape)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Eye Exam.
Eye Exam 		Can you see this? Show me which direction it's facing. The nurse will occasionally pop in to help. Oh, and one more thing: our clinic is really popular these days. We apologize for all the people moving about. (+Control Pad/A Button: Answer) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Ball (G&W).
Ball (G&W) 		This is the G&W Ball, which Nintendo used to sell a looong time ago. Oh, G&W doesn't stand for GAME & WARIO. It stands for GAME & WATCH! (+Control Pad left or right: Move hands)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Samurai Slice.
Samurai Slice 		The wandering samurai from Rhythm Heaven has a part-time job at a fish factory?! Time the rhythm and get those fish sliced! (A Button: Slice) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Matryoshka.
Matryoshka 		Just take them apart! Or put them back together! (A Button: Take apart/Put together)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Fake Out.
Fake Out 		There's really not much difference between a fake and the real thing. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, after all. It goes without saying, therefore, that this game may not be what it seems. (A Button: Touch/Poke/Take apart) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Dachshund.
Dachshund 		Why didn't we call this game Wiener Dog? My boss told me not to... (A Button: Eat)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Bananas.
Bananas 		Why are there banana peels everywhere?! It's driving me bananas! (A Button: Jump) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Fish.
Fish 		Swim and eat. That's it! Oh, and watch out for fishing lures and bigger fish! (+Control Pad: Move)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Loose Tooth.
Loose Tooth 		More like loose teeth! They're all falling out! Find a healthy one as fast as you can. (+Control Pad left or right: Move A Button: Jump) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Allergy Attack.
Allergy Attack 		My nighttime allergies are really acting up again! Surely a fronk will cure what's ailing me. (+Control Pad left or right: Move)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Transform!.
Transform! 		Bad guys? A damsel in distress?! A hero is you! (+Control Pad/A Button: Transform) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Homeward.
Homeward 		You'd think I could remember the way home. Nope! (+Control Pad left or right: Select A Button: Choose)
The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Record Guy.
Record Guy 		Trust me—everyone finds this guy annoying. Flick him out of here, would ya? He's enjoying that record way too much. (A Button: Flick) The icon for BALLOON FIGHTER: Windbag.
BOSS: Windbag 		Put a cork in it! That's really all there is to it. Oh, and watch out for the spiky balls falling from above and fish jumping from below! (+Control Pad left or right: Move)

WarioWare Gold[edit]

All of the microgames featured in the WarioWare Gold version of Gamer use the "Mash" control scheme. Gold Digger and Mole also return from Game & Wario.

Image/Name In-game description Host Image/Name In-game description Host
SuperWarioBros WarioWareGold.png
Super Wario Bros. 		"Control a super version of me, and smash those Goombas out of my stomping grounds!" Artwork of Wario for WarioWare Gold
Wario 		BodyBlock WarioWareGold.png
Body Block 		"Use your body to keep this ball bouncin'. And, hey–don't let it fall!" Artwork of Jimmy T for WarioWare Gold
Jimmy T
MunchaBunch WarioWareGold.png
Munch a Bunch 		"I'm pretty sure this strange turtle'll eat anything you put in front of it. The question is can he chomp it all before time runs out?" Artwork of Dribble for WarioWare GoldArtwork of Spitz for WarioWare Gold
Dribble & Spitz 		GoalinOne WarioWareGold.png
Goal in One 		"Gettin' past this goalie is all about direction and power. Mess up the timing, and your kick could be as sad as an empty dance floor." Artwork of Jimmy T for WarioWare Gold
Jimmy T
WarioWhirled WarioWareGold.png
Wario Whirled 		"Waaah! I'm spiiiinnning! I'm spiiiinnning! You gotta stop me at the right time!" Artwork of Wario for WarioWare Gold
Wario 		OffFence WarioWareGold.png
Off-Fence 		"Now you gotta move that sword up and down to block an enemy's attack. Well that's not groovy... They're not alone! Look out!" Artwork of Jimmy T for WarioWare Gold
Jimmy T
CloseCall WarioWareGold.png
Close Call 		"As the umpire of this tennis game, it's your job to determine on which side of the line the ball bounced. And if you see something other than a ball, well then...that's just your imagination!" Artwork of Jimmy T for WarioWare Gold
Jimmy T 		WWG Mole.png
Mole 		"Moles are more than dots–they're marks of beauty. Count how many you see!" Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona
WWG Gold Digger.png
Gold Digger 		"Noses are meant to be picked! Don't hesitate–stick those fingers right up those nostrils!" Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona 		WWG Down & Outie.png
Down & Outie 		"HEY! Did this shirt shrink in the wash?! I don't want my belly getting chilly! Don't pull it too far down, or you'll owe me a new shirt!" Wario Deluxe and Lulu sprite for WarioWare Gold
Wario Deluxe
WWG Sloppy Salon.png
Sloppy Salon 		"Give your customers the cut they want! If you go overboard, they won't be too happy." Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona 		Rugby WarioWareGold.png
Rugby 		"The game's almost over. This is your one last shot. Catch the ball or the other team wins...and you feel like it's all your fault. Now go long, bro!" Artwork of Jimmy T for WarioWare Gold
Jimmy T
WWG Tip the Scale.png
Tip the Scale 		"Which is heavier–the left side or the right? Once you've made your choice, press the corresponding direction." Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona 		WWG Mug Shot.png
Mug Shot 		"If you think you're so cool, watch this! I'll catch the next drink that slides down the counter." Wario Deluxe and Lulu sprite for WarioWare Gold
Wario Deluxe
ExtremePattyCake WarioWareGold.png
Extreme Patty-Cake 		"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!" Artwork of Jimmy T for WarioWare Gold
Jimmy T 		WWG Electric Groove Fish.png
Electric Groove Fish 		"It's a blackout! The only way to restore power to the town is by sending it electricity via that flashy fish in the ocean." Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona
WWG Cavity Calamity.png
Cavity Calamity 		"Save the helpless tooth-rotting germ by finding it a nice place to hide! Huh... This seems counterintuitive." Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona 		CoverUp WarioWareGold.png
Cover Up 		"Roll the egg toward its mama to warm it up! Aw, shucks. Life is tough for these little guys before they're even born." Artwork of Dribble for WarioWare GoldArtwork of Spitz for WarioWare Gold
Dribble & Spitz
WWG The Brush Off.png
The Brush Off 		"Oh my! Those teeth are all black! Move the toothbrush right and left. Let's make those teeth shine!" Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona 		OcarinaofTime WarioWareGold.png
Ocarina of Time 		"Link has arrived at the Temple of Time! Now he must pull out the Master Sword and continue his adventure. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1998." Artwork of 5-Volt for WarioWare Gold
5-Volt
WWG Yoshi's Island.png
Yoshi's Island 		"Oh no! Baby Mario is floating away! Help Yoshi rescue him! Hold down A Button, and Yoshi will flutter-jump in the air. Yoshi's Island was released for the SNES in 1995." Artwork of 5-Volt for WarioWare Gold
5-Volt 		GameWatchManhole WarioWareGold.png
Game & Watch: Manhole 		"This street looks a little dangerous! Move the manhole cover so the pedestrians don't fall. Game & Watch: Manhole was released in 1981." Artwork of 5-Volt for WarioWare Gold
5-Volt
DiddlySquat WarioWareGold.png
Diddly Squat 		"Get those legs in dancin' shape by doin' some squats! I promise all your hard work'll pay off in the end!" Artwork of Jimmy T for WarioWare Gold
Jimmy T 		GravitationalPull WarioWareGold.png
Gravitational Pull 		"Uh-oh! That astronaut's spinning out of control. You gotta save him! Time your rescue attempt perfectly to bring him back to safety." Artwork of Dribble for WarioWare GoldArtwork of Spitz for WarioWare Gold
Dribble & Spitz
Right of Way WWG.png
Right of Way 		"Sidewalks can be surprisingly precarious! Watch where you're going, and dodge whatever comes your way." Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona 		HoverforCover WarioWareGold.png
Hover for Cover 		"The princess in her bamboo rocket needs help! You gotta use the jets to help her stay afloat and avoid the meteors." Artwork of Dribble for WarioWare GoldArtwork of Spitz for WarioWare Gold
Dribble & Spitz
WWG No Solicitors.png
No Solicitors 		"Hey! Who does this guy think he is?! Send him packing!" Artwork of Wario for WarioWare Gold
Wario 		EyeSpy WarioWareGold.png
Eye Spy 		"A bunch of wide-eyed Warios are hanging out in the dark. The question is, how many of 'em are there?" Artwork of Wario for WarioWare Gold
Wario
ArrowSpace WarioWareGold.png
Arrow Space 		"Ack! You're cornered! Dodge all the arrows! And the falling walls! Stay COOOOOOOOOL!" Artwork of Dribble for WarioWare GoldArtwork of Spitz for WarioWare Gold
Dribble & Spitz 		WWG Bug Birdie.png
Bug Birdie 		"I woke up this morning in bug form! It bothered me at first, but then I realized I could roll these stinky balls into a hole. Worth it." Wario Deluxe and Lulu sprite for WarioWare Gold
Wario Deluxe
WWG Worm Squirm.png
Worm Squirm 		"Wow! These worms know how to party. But look–one of them is thirsty! Help it find the puddle!" Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona 		WordUp WarioWareGold.png
Word Up 		"Shoot the ? to make a word! Don't ya wish writing was always this easy?" Artwork of Dribble for WarioWare GoldArtwork of Spitz for WarioWare Gold
Dribble & Spitz
WWG Nail Call.png
LV 1 BOSS: Nail Call 		"Pound in the nail from directly above! If you make a mistake, straighten it out by hitting the nail from the other side. And hurry up–the guy holding the nail is kind of impatient." Artwork of Mona for WarioWare Gold.
Mona 		OneHitWonder WarioWareGold.png
LV 2 BOSS: One Hit Wonder 		"Take a swing, and hit the balls the Ultra Machine tosses your way. Be sure to watch out for that changeup! The Ultra Machine was a batting machine for home use that electronically fired table tennis balls. It was released in Japan in 1968." Artwork of 5-Volt for WarioWare Gold
5-Volt
PunchOut WarioWareGold.png
LV 3 BOSS: Punch Out 		"First you gotta dodge your opponent's attacks left or right, and then you gotta throw some punches, yo! If one of those dudes starts to flash, that's when you gotta start lookin' out for his special blow." Artwork of Jimmy T for WarioWare Gold
Jimmy T

Controls[edit]

Game & Wario[edit]

  • +Control Pad / A Button: Do microgame actions
  • ZL Button / L Button + ZR Button / R Button: Hide game

WarioWare Gold[edit]

  • +Control Pad / A Button: Do microgame actions
  • L Button + R Button: Hide game

Description[edit]

Game & Wario[edit]

"I'm 9-Volt! Can you play video games AND avoid my mom's evil stare? I made this game to show everyone how annoying she is!"

Hi, I'm 9-Volt! I just got the new super-popular portable game BALLOON FIGHTER! I'm kinda bummed right now because my mom beat my high score, so I'm staying up past my bedtime to get it back! She keeps coming by to check on me, though, so I have to pretend to be asleep...which is actually making me kinda sleepy.

I'm determined to beat the boss today. When my mom comes by, hide the system, OK? I never cause trouble, so she won't check on me too...I don't think. (Score 1000+ points to achieve Gamer status!)

My mom's been coming by more often lately. I think she knows I'm being sneaky and staying up to play games. But that won't stop me. I have to beat a really hard boss today! (Score 1000+ points to achieve Gamer status!)

I really wanna beat the final boss tonight! But my mom's getting pretty crazy about checking on me... I wish she'd be cool and just leave me alone! (Score 1000+ points to achieve Gamer status!)

I think I've figured out my mom's patrol pattern, so tonight I'm gonna stay up all night! If I'm really good at hiding, I'll barely lose any energy. (Score 30+ points to achieve Gamer status!)

18-Volt here! I'm 9-Volt's best friend. My mom's always out, so I can play video games whenever I want. I'm really into BALLOON FIGHTER right now. Ever heard of it?

This is the hit game BALLOON FIGHTER! 9-Volt's mom is super strict, so it's hard for him to get very far. He should just come over here to play! (Score 40+ points to achieve Gamer status!)

This version of BALLOON FIGHTER is fast right from the start and super hard. It'll really get your adrenaline pumping! (Score 20+ points to achieve Gamer status!)

The Hardcore version of BALLOON FIGHTER is only for advanced players. The game speed is normal, but if you make a single mistake, it's game over! (Score 10+ points to achieve Gamer status!)

WarioWare Gold[edit]

Hey, you guys! 9-Volt here! I love to play games right before I go to bed. Too bad my mom doesn't approve. Could you keep watch for me? Controls: Mash

Gallery[edit]

  • The game card that flies into the TV in Game & Wario

    The game card that flies into the TV in Game & Wario

  • Press image showing the TV and GamePad view at the same time, with the GamePad showing Transform!

    Press image showing the TV and GamePad view at the same time, with the GamePad showing Transform!

  • Gameplay in the "Sneaky Gamer" version

    Gameplay in the "Sneaky Gamer" version

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ゲーマー (Game & Wario)[?]
Gēma 		Gamer
こっそりゲーマー (Gold)[3]
Kossori Gēmā 		Stealthy Gamer
French Gamer (Game & Wario)[?] -
Gamer furtif (Gold)[?] Stealthy gamer
German Lautloser Gamer (Gold)[?] Silent Gamer
Italian Di nascosto (Gold)[?] Secretly
Spanish Gamer (Game & Wario)[?] -
A escondidas (Gold)[?] On the quiet

Trivia[edit]

  • In Gamer, a Virtual Boy can be seen next to the television; Sneaky Gamer replaces it with a Wii U.
  • In Gamer, the Volt family plays on a green rectangular device with a D-pad, one face button, and no shoulder buttons. Sneaky Gamer has 9-Volt instead play on a blue Nintendo 2DS.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "If 9-Volt pretends to sleep when 5-Volt's not around, you'll drain your Wakey Meter. When the Wakey Meter reaches 0, 9-Volt falls asleep for real, and you lose the game!" – WarioWare Gold instructions for Sneaky Gamer
  2. ^ arronmunroe (August 14, 2018). Game & Wario: Gamer: 9-Volt and 18-Volt All Stages 60fps. YouTube. Retrieved January 16, 2021.
  3. ^ Challenge Logos. Retrieved 18 November 2024.
[Edit]
Game & Wario
Main characters Wario (Captain Wario) • Mona • Jimmy T • Kat & Ana • Young Cricket • 9-Volt • 18-Volt • Dr. Crygor • Ashley • Dribble & Spitz • Pyoro • Orbulon • Penny • Fronk • Mike
Minor characters 5-Volt • Adventure King • Detective Frank • Legendary Cat Dancers • Editor Joe • Master Mantis • Red • Sal Out • Ski bunnies • Reporter John • Alien Bunny • Squeaks
Minigames Single-player Arrow • Shutter • Ski • Patchwork • Kung Fu • Gamer • Design • Ashley • Taxi • Pirates • Bowling • Bird
Multiplayer Sketch • Fruit • Islands • Disco
Microgames Gold Digger • Sole Man • Mole • Break! • Rollout • Spotlight • Super Fly Swatter • Dinosaur • Eye Exam • Ball (G&W) • Samurai Slice • Matryoshka • Fake Out • Dachshund • Bananas • Fish • Loose Tooth • Allergy Attack • Transform! • Homeward • Record Guy • Windbag
Locations 9-Volt's House • Ashley's Mansion • Club Sugar • Diamond City • Dr. Crygor's Lab • Highway 56 • Toy Express • Wario's House
Objects Computer • Dribble's taxi • Fruit • Oinker • UFOs
Miscellaneous Gallery • Cluck-A-Pop • Bugband • Crystal Ball • Call Code • Mona Superscoop • Hint Card • Pre-release and unused content • Quotes • Staff
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WarioWare Gold
Main characters Wario (Deluxe) • Jimmy T • Mona • Dribble & Spitz • 5-Volt • Ashley • Red • Dr. Crygor • 18-Volt • Penny • Kat & Ana • 9-Volt • Young Cricket • Master Mantis • Orbulon • Mike • Fronk
Minor characters 13-Amp • Alien Bunnies • Amy and Mimi • Ben • Cat • Danny • Dark Lord Hum Gree • Doris 1 • Gahrumble • Joe • Little Hammies • Long-Lost Love • Lulu • Mr. Sparkles • Ms. Munchly • Ninja Steve • Pops • Ralphie • Ruffington • Sasquatch Family • Space Gangs
Microgames 5-Volt • 9-Volt • 18-Volt • Ashley & Red • Dr. Crygor • Dribble & Spitz • Jimmy T. • Kat & Ana • Mona • Orbulon • Penny • Wario • Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Locations 5-Volt's House • Agate Forest • Ashley's Mansion • Club Joe • Crystal Park • Demon realms • Diamond City • Diamond City Amusement Park • Diamond City Castle • Diamond City Elementary • Diamond City Stadium • Dr. Crygor's Lab • Emerald Street • Gigantaburger • Joe's Clothes • Luxeville • Penny's Lab • Peridot Campgrounds • Sapphire Street • The Farthest Edge of Space • Wario's House
Minigames Autograph! • Battle Time • Foiled! • Game & Watch: Manhole • Memory Match • Mewtroid • Mewtroid 2: Return of Sameow • Micro Golf Open • Micro Golf Tour • Pro Bowl • Pumpkin Panic • Pyoro • Root Awakening • Sew Tricky • Sneaky Gamer • Super Pyoro • Wario Kard
Other Bomb • Computer • Dribble's taxi • Hydrocannon LX • Mandrake • Octoblazooka • Oinker • Pot of Luxeville • Pumpkin • Super-Special Tummy Tonic • Tonally Transformative Elixir • Variety Towers • Wario Bowl
Further info Gallery • Media • Missions • Quotes • Staff • Souvenirs
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