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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The player must determine if the number in front of them is greater than or equal to the number behind them by holding the Joy-Con in the default Crocodile Form (representing an equal sign, "=") or moving them apart (representing a less-than sign, "<", or a greater-than sign, ">", if left-handed), respectively. In later levels, figures appear in front of the numbers before moving away by jumping off-screen, dropping to a push-up position, or falling over. If the player is correct, the judge in the background makes an "O" formation with their arms; if they are incorrect, the judge makes an "X" formation.
The player must determine if the number in front of them (right side of the screen if right-handed, or left side of the screen if left-handed) is equal to or greater than the number behind them by holding the Joy-Con in the default Crocodile Form (representing an equal sign, "=") or moving them apart (representing a less-than sign, "<", if right-handed, or a greater-than sign, ">", if left-handed), respectively, before the judge in the background counts down to zero. In later levels, figures appear in front of the numbers before moving away by jumping off-screen, dropping to a push-up position, or falling over. If the player is correct, the judge makes an "O" formation with their arms; if they are incorrect, the judge makes an "X" formation.


* '''Level 1:''' There are no interferences that obscure the numbers.
* '''Level 1:''' There are no interferences that obscure the numbers.
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|JapR=Fu Tou Gou
|JapR=Fu Tou Gou
|JapM=In/equality sign
|JapM=In/equality sign
|ChiS=不?等号
|ChiSR=Bù? Děng hào
|ChiSM=No? Equal sign
|ChiT=不?等號
|ChiTR=Bù? Děng hào
|ChiTM=No? Equal sign
|Fre=Inférieur ou égal
|Fre=Inférieur ou égal
|FreM=Inferior or equal
|FreM=Inferior or equal

Latest revision as of 21:23, September 28, 2024

More or Less
More or Less
Appears in WarioWare: Move It!
Type Cricket & Mantis
Command(s) Evaluate!
Info "Pop quiz: Are the two numbers the same? Or is one of them larger? Use your arms--and your judgment--to mimic the correct sign."
Controls Joy-Con
Form(s) "Crocodile"

More or Less is one of Young Cricket and Master Mantis' microgames in WarioWare: Move It!

Gameplay[edit]

The player must determine if the number in front of them (right side of the screen if right-handed, or left side of the screen if left-handed) is equal to or greater than the number behind them by holding the Joy-Con in the default Crocodile Form (representing an equal sign, "=") or moving them apart (representing a less-than sign, "<", if right-handed, or a greater-than sign, ">", if left-handed), respectively, before the judge in the background counts down to zero. In later levels, figures appear in front of the numbers before moving away by jumping off-screen, dropping to a push-up position, or falling over. If the player is correct, the judge makes an "O" formation with their arms; if they are incorrect, the judge makes an "X" formation.

  • Level 1: There are no interferences that obscure the numbers.
  • Level 2: A figure stands in front of one of the numbers briefly before moving out of the way.
  • Level 3: Two figures stand in front of the numbers briefly before moving out of the way.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ふ・とうごう[?]
Fu Tou Gou
In/equality sign
Chinese (simplified) 不?等号[?]
Bù? Děng hào
No? Equal sign
Chinese (traditional) 不?等號[?]
Bù? Děng hào
No? Equal sign
French Inférieur ou égal[?] Inferior or equal
Korean 부등호[?]
Budeungho
Inequality sign
Spanish Mayor o igual[?] More or equal