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|info=''"Some of these units are fake fun machines. Use your cranium to find the real Game Boy Advance system."''
|info=''"Some of these units are fake fun machines. Use your cranium to find the real Game Boy Advance system."''
|controls={{button|gba|Pad}} – Enter selection
|controls={{button|gba|Pad}} – Enter selection
|time=16 beats<ref group=note>12 beats for the player to choose a GBA</ref>
|clear = 10
|clear = 10
|track=The Real McCoy
}}
}}
'''The Real McCoy''' is a [[microgame]] found in the [[IQ]] folder in ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''. The title of the microgame is based off an idiom and metaphor which means "the real thing".
'''The Real McCoy''' is a [[microgame]] found in the [[IQ]] folder in ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''. The title of the microgame is based off an idiom and metaphor which means "the real thing".


== Gameplay ==
== Gameplay ==
The objective of the game is to choose which GBA looks like the one shown in the beginning. If you click the legitimate GBA, it will be circled in red, otherwise the rest will be crossed out in red.
The objective of the game is to choose which base model [[Game Boy Advance|GBA]] looks like the one shown in the beginning. If the player selects the correct GBA, it will be circled in red; otherwise, the rest will be crossed out in red.


*'''1st level difficulty:''' The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the front side.
*'''Level 1:''' The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the front side.
*'''2nd level difficulty:''' The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the back side.
*'''Level 2:''' The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the back side.
*'''3rd level difficulty:''' The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the front side again. Some of the GBAs are flipped upside-down, which may include the correct GBA.
*'''Level 3:''' The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the front side again. Some of the GBAs are flipped upside-down, which may include the correct GBA.


Different colors will have different effects on the differences as well.
Different colors will have different effects on the differences as well.


*If the GBA is indigo, the GBAs will have the buttons mixed up. Buttons may even be on the back.
*If the GBA is indigo, the buttons will be mixed up (two {{button|gba|pad}} on either side, two pairs of buttons on either side, or the {{button|gba|pad}} and buttons swapped). In Level 2, buttons may be on the back.
*If the GBA is pink, the GBA screens will have different sizes. The screen, or the buttons, may be on the back as well.
*If the GBA is pink, the screen may be narrower, be upside-down, or have two logos. In Level 2, the screen or the buttons may be on the back.
*If the GBA is orange, the GBAs will have the buttons modified. The back will be modified as well.
*If the GBA is orange, the buttons will be modified (one button, four buttons, or the D-pad rotated 45°). In Level 2, the back will be modified.


There is a total of 12 different forms possible for a GBA. Involving the back-sided ones makes it 20.
Counting the correct GBAs and each side separately, there are a total of 24 different forms.


==Names in other languages==
==Additional names==
===Internal names===
{{internal names
|game1=''[[WarioWare Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''
|name1=L. GAMEBOY
|meaning1=L. means long, as [[Orbulon|Orbulon]]'s microgames all last twice as long
}}
===Names in other languages===
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Chi=去伪存真
|ChiS=去伪存真
|ChiR=Qùwěicúnzhēn
|ChiSR=Qùwěicúnzhēn
|ChiM=Discriminating
|ChiSM=Discriminating
|Jap=アドバンスもどき
|Jap=アドバンスもどき
|JapR=Adobansu modoki
|JapR=Adobansu modoki
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|Fre=Produit du tiroir
|Fre=Produit du tiroir
|FreM=Pun on the expression ''produit du terroir'' (local product) and the sentence ''produit du tiroir'' (meaning "product from the drawer")
|FreM=Pun on the expression ''produit du terroir'' (local product) and the sentence ''produit du tiroir'' (meaning "product from the drawer")
|Ger=Original oder Fälschung?
|GerM=Original or Forgery
|Spa=
|SpaM=
}}
}}
{{br}}
 
==Notes==
<references group=note/>
 
{{Orbulon's microgames}}
{{Orbulon's microgames}}
{{WWIMM microgames}}
{{WWIMM microgames}}
[[Category:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!]]
[[Category:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!]]
[[Category:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! microgames]]
[[Category:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! microgames]]

Latest revision as of 14:59, August 13, 2024

The Real McCoy
The Real McCoy.png
Appears in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!
Type IQ
Command(s) Inspect!
Info "Some of these units are fake fun machines. Use your cranium to find the real Game Boy Advance system."
Controls +Control Pad – Enter selection
Time limit 16 beats[note 1]
Points to clear 10
Music track The Real McCoy

The Real McCoy is a microgame found in the IQ folder in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!. The title of the microgame is based off an idiom and metaphor which means "the real thing".

Gameplay[edit]

The objective of the game is to choose which base model GBA looks like the one shown in the beginning. If the player selects the correct GBA, it will be circled in red; otherwise, the rest will be crossed out in red.

  • Level 1: The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the front side.
  • Level 2: The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the back side.
  • Level 3: The player must find the correct GBA by looking at the front side again. Some of the GBAs are flipped upside-down, which may include the correct GBA.

Different colors will have different effects on the differences as well.

  • If the GBA is indigo, the buttons will be mixed up (two +Control Pad on either side, two pairs of buttons on either side, or the +Control Pad and buttons swapped). In Level 2, buttons may be on the back.
  • If the GBA is pink, the screen may be narrower, be upside-down, or have two logos. In Level 2, the screen or the buttons may be on the back.
  • If the GBA is orange, the buttons will be modified (one button, four buttons, or the D-pad rotated 45°). In Level 2, the back will be modified.

Counting the correct GBAs and each side separately, there are a total of 24 different forms.

Additional names[edit]

Internal names[edit]

Game File Name Meaning

WarioWare Inc.: Mega Microgame$! L. GAMEBOY L. means long, as Orbulon's microgames all last twice as long

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アドバンスもどき[?]
Adobansu modoki 		Advance Faker
Chinese (simplified) 去伪存真[?]
Qùwěicúnzhēn 		Discriminating
French Produit du tiroir[?] Pun on the expression produit du terroir (local product) and the sentence produit du tiroir (meaning "product from the drawer")
German Original oder Fälschung?[?] Original or Forgery
Italian L’unico, il solo[?] The one, the only

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ 12 beats for the player to choose a GBA
[Edit]
Orbulon's microgames
WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! Praise or Haze II • Code Buster • Noodle Cup • Petri Panic • Maze Daze • What's the Toadal? • Find My Behind • Cavity Calamity • Sphinx Hijinks • Gear Head Fred • Getcha Groove On • Odd Man Out • The Great Cover-Cup • Four Leaf Hover • Tip the Scale • The Real McCoy • Identity Crisis • Electric Groove Fish • Strength in Numbers • Button Masher • Catterwall • Focus-Pocus • Matchboxes • Garage Rock • Dungeon Dilemma
WarioWare: Twisted! Pipe Puzzle • Air Passage • Tapped Out • Dire Plates • Deadly Ditty • Alphabet Soup • Manual Labor • Fine Tune • Green Thumb • Wedgies! • Boomerang! • Fill in the Blanks • Peak Peek • Connect the Dots • Rocket Rotary • Sleight of Hand • Guitar Solo • Produce Pick • About Face • Safecracker • High Card Draw • Toaster Jam • Crossing Guard
WarioWare: Smooth Moves It's a Wrap • Hare Raising • Chunky Salsa • Bridge Work • Safe Cracker • Monkey Dance • Buggin' Out • Starved for Attention • Clock-Watcher • Bear Handed • Top Dog • Finishing Move • Look, Ma! No Feet! • Stroke of Genius • Coming Unhinged • Monkey Crossing • Boom Box
WarioWare: D.I.Y. Breaking Up • Rhythm Maker • Face Finder • Mind the Gap • Coin Cat • House Plant • Bird Search • Garlic/Fronk • Same Diff • Dance Dudes • Which One? • Circuit Path • Shaped Like • Follow Along • Odd Number • Win!/Lose! • Head Count • Whuzzat? • Wily Tiles
WarioWare Gold Big Bang • Birdcicle • Breaking Up • Character Development • Crypto Zoo • Family Reunion • Fruit Fans • Goin' Loopy • Hookin' Up • Love Struck • On the Edge • Over the Hump • Pet Peeved • Plant Food • The Proud, the Fuse • Separation Anxiety • Sinking Feeling • Snack Sucker • Sneeze, Please! • Spirit Spot • Stripy Sea • Sure, You Can • Sneaky Snatcher
WarioWare: Get It Together! Balance the Scales • Wedding Bells • Bamboo Falls • Spotlight • Magic Trickery • Dig It • Hot-Air Heroics • Tempest in a Teapot • Hide-and-Go-Ninja • A Moving Experience • Hot Hoops • Matchy Matryoshka • Star Light • Rock On! • Manneken Pis • Hidden Holidays • Garden Secrets • Blow Your Horn • Matching Masks • Fire Works • Perfect Percussion • Snowman Assembly • Drawbridge Dilemma
WarioWare: Move It! Bangs for Nothing • Catch and Release • Cormorant Catch • Fair-Weather Friend • Feeling Peckish • Handful of Sugar • Hold It Together • Hungry Boy • Lowball Glass • Mountain Man • Pull-Up • Speed Bag • Shoo, Fly • Sleight of Hand • Teeter Trays • The Stalwart Shield • Toy Handout • Trick or Treat • Unchained • Witch's Brew • Muscle Road
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Microgames from WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! and WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!
Wario
Intro Games 		Crazy Cars • Diamond Dig • Dodge Balls • Hectic Highway • I Spy • Mug Shot • Repellion • Saving Face • Super Wario Bros. • The Maze That Pays • Wario Wear • Wario Whirled • Boss: Sparring Wario 9-Volt
Nintendo Classics 		Balloon Fight • Chiritorie • Donkey Kong • Dr. Mario • Duck Hunt • Family Basic • F-Zero • Game Boy • Helmet • Hogan's Alley • Ice Climber • Laser Outlaw • LazerBlazer • Mario Clash • Mario Paint: Fly Swatter • Metroid • Racing 112 • Sheriff • Stack-Up • Super Mario Bros. • The Legend of Zelda • Ultra Hand • Urban Champion • Wild Gunman • Boss: Ultra Machine
Jimmy T.
Sports 		Balancing Act • Baseline Bash • Batter Up • Boing! • Butterfly Stroke • City Surfer • Fruit Shoot • Gifted Goalie! • Guy Scraper • Hammer Toss • Heads Up • High Hoops • Hurry Hurdles • Jumpin' Rope • Lift & Shout • Log Chop • Mountain Mountin' • Pro Curling • Putt for Dough • Ring My Bell • Set 'n Spike • Ski Jump • Snowboard Slalom • Spare Me • Boss: Punch Out Orbulon
IQ 		Button Masher • Catterwall • Cavity Calamity • Code Buster • Electric Groove Fish • Find My Behind • Focus-Pocus • Four Leaf Hover • Garage Rock • Gear Head Fred • Getcha Groove On • Identity Crisis • Matchboxes • Maze Daze • Noodle Cup • Odd Man Out • Petri Panic • Praise or Haze II • Sphinx Hijinks • Strength in Numbers • The Great Cover-Cup • The Real McCoy • Tip the Scale • What's the Toadal? • Boss: Dungeon Dilemma
Dribble & Spitz
Sci-Fi 		Alien Ambush • Arrow Space • Bam-Fu • Bubble Trouble • Classic Clash I • Classic Clash II • Classic Clash III • Hover for Cover • Manic Mechanic • Mars Ball Destroy • Mars Jars • Ninja Pipe Cleaner • Ninja Vision • Scoot or Die • Scooter Commuter • Slick Wheelie • Space Escape • Space Fighter • Stick & Move • Super Fly • Tidal Cave • UFO Assist • Word Up • Zero to Hero • Boss: Galaxy 2003 Dr. Crygor
Reality 		Assembly Line • Bad Man Bash • Banana Munch • Berry Berry Good • Body Block • Cat Nap • Cheeky Monkey • Cymbalism • Funky Fountain • Hard Core • Kettle Mettle • Make My Clay • Mashin' Martians • Mirror Mirror • Pod Pinch • Quickie Quiz • Raging Rhino • Rough Puff • Shake! • Spoon Spectacular • Veg Out • What's Your Beef? • Whoop-De-Doodle • Wrong Way Highway • Boss: Alien Laser Hero
Mona
Strange 		Air Supplies • Boom Box • Butterfingers • Chicken Pinch • Crash Test, Dummy! • Douse the House • Dry Eye • Fries With That? • Gold Digger • I Came, I Saw • Nighttime Allergies • Noodle-Rama • Page Panic • Paper Plane • Parking Prowess • Pompeii Back • Right in the Eye • Sloppy Salon • Sole Man • Sunny-Side Up • Terminal Velocity • The Brush Off • Tilt-n-Tumble • Toast the Ghosts • Boss: Nail Call Kat & Ana
Nature 		Blow Hole Bridge • Bug Bite • Coconut Catapult • Crack Down • Crane Game • Disc O'Dog • Flower Shower • Fruit Fall • Go Fer the Tater • Hare Scare • Hoppin' Mad • Kitty Cover • Leafy Greens • Lickety-Split • Mouse Trap • Munch a Bunch • Penguin Shuffle • Picture Perfect • Raaaarrrrggghh • Spunky Monkey • The Claw • Two Birds, Big Rocks • Veggie Might • Worm Squirm • Boss: The Frog Flap
Wario
Anything Goes 		Airpain • Apple Shrapnel • Bug Birdie • Down & Outie • Float Your Boat • Grow Wario Grow • Hasty Pastry • High Treeson • Hot Dog Hog • Laser Vision • Loot Scoot • Mix & Match • Produce Pandemonium • Rock Paper Scissors • Shingle Smasher • Sinking Feeling • Thumb Wrestling • Unexcite Bike • Vermin • Wario Bros. • Wario Facial • Wario Kendo • Wario Pinball • Wario Windsock • Boss: Wario's Adventure
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