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Story Mode is divided into 4 leagues. The first 3 leagues all use a different control scheme: the ''Mash League'' (using the buttons), the ''Twist League'' (using gyro controls) and the ''Touch League'' (using the touch screen). The 4th league is called the ''Ultra League'' and it uses all three control schemes. The Ultra League is hidden at the beginning of the game and must be unlocked.<ref>[https://www.perfectly-nintendo.com/warioware-gold-details-about-the-various-game-modes-mini-games-amiibo/ WarioWare Gold: details about the various game modes, mini games, amiibo]. Perfectly Nintendo (July 19, 2018). Retrieved July 20, 2018.</ref>. Each league consists of 5 stages, with each one having | Story Mode is divided into 4 leagues. The first 3 leagues all use a different control scheme: the ''Mash League'' (using the buttons), the ''Twist League'' (using gyro controls) and the ''Touch League'' (using the touch screen). The 4th league is called the ''Ultra League'' and it uses all three control schemes. The Ultra League is hidden at the beginning of the game and must be unlocked.<ref>[https://www.perfectly-nintendo.com/warioware-gold-details-about-the-various-game-modes-mini-games-amiibo/ WarioWare Gold: details about the various game modes, mini games, amiibo]. Perfectly Nintendo (July 19, 2018). Retrieved July 20, 2018.</ref>. Each league consists of 5 stages, with each one having its own theme. The first stage is always an introduction stage hosted by [[Wario]]. The other 4 stages are hosted by one of Wario's friends and have one of the follwing themes: ''That's Life'', ''Fantasy'', ''Sports'' and ''Nintendo Classics''. All themes appear once in every league. | ||
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Template:Infobox WarioWare Gold[1], known as Made in Wario Gorgeous (メイド イン ワリオ ゴージャス Meido in Wario Gōjasu) in Japan[2], is an upcoming game for the Nintendo 3DS. The game will feature 300 microgames, which include both new and returning microgames, becoming the biggest entry in the WarioWare series, surpassing WarioWare: Twisted![3] WarioWare Gold will also feature fully voiced cutscenes, instead of silent cutscenes with subtitles used in previous WarioWare games.[4]
Story
After stealing a gold spherical object from a temple at Luxeville, Wario comes to the realization that he is completely out of money.[5] While reflecting on this in his house in Diamond City, Wario sees a report on television about a new entry in the Pyoro video game franchise that fans are eager to get their hands on.[5] Acknowledging the money that could be made in the booming industry, Wario again sets out to capitalize on the video game craze.[5] Using his laptop and a recording device, Wario streams his latest scheme to the residents of Diamond City; a gaming competition with a steep entry fee, but a ten million coin reward to the victor.[5] True to form, Wario calls up his closest friends to do most of the work for him and again, they agree.[5] With his fortune on the line, Wario sets out to begin Diamond City's first "Wario Bowl" games.[5]
Story Mode
Story Mode is divided into 4 leagues. The first 3 leagues all use a different control scheme: the Mash League (using the buttons), the Twist League (using gyro controls) and the Touch League (using the touch screen). The 4th league is called the Ultra League and it uses all three control schemes. The Ultra League is hidden at the beginning of the game and must be unlocked.[6]. Each league consists of 5 stages, with each one having its own theme. The first stage is always an introduction stage hosted by Wario. The other 4 stages are hosted by one of Wario's friends and have one of the follwing themes: That's Life, Fantasy, Sports and Nintendo Classics. All themes appear once in every league.
| Story Mode Stages | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st stage | 2nd stage | 3rd stage | 4th stage | 5th stage | |
| Mash League | Wario (Introduction) |
Mona (That's Life) |
Jimmy T. (Sports) |
Dribble & Spitz (Fantasy) |
5-Volt (Nintendo Classics) |
| Twit League | Wario (Introduction) |
Ashley (Fantasy) |
Dr. Crygor (Sports) |
18-Volt (Nintendo Classics) |
Penny (That's Life) |
| Touch League | Wario (Introduction) |
Kat & Ana (That's Life) |
9-Volt (Nintendo Classics) |
Young Cricket (Sports) |
Orbulon (Fantasy) |
| Ultra League | Currently unknown | Currently unknown | Currently unknown | Currently unknown | Currently unknown |
Other Characters
These characters appear in Story Mode as side characters and/or aren't confirmed to have their own Story Mode Stages yes.
- Mike
- Fronk
- Manager Joe
- Pyoro
- A young, blonde girl
Microgames
WarioWare Gold is a collection of 300 microgames, approximately 50 of which are new to the series.[7][8][9][10][11][12] Each microgame falls under a specific genre – Wario's games, "Sports", "That's Life", "Fantasy", "Nintendo Classics" – and a control scheme – "Mash", "Twist", "Touch", "Blow".
New
- A microgame featuring a man who must catch a pizza thrown into the air with his mouth.
- A microgame involving plucking out a man's nose hairs.
- A microgame in which the player must use the microphone to blow a dandelion flower.
- A microgame based on Balloon Fight.
- A microgame featuring the Love Tester, in which the player must take the boy's hand to the sensor sphere.[2]
- A microgame in which Wario must block his front door to keep another character from entering.
- A microgame featuring an alien model walking down the runway.
- A microgame involving keeping an astronaut from drifting away.
- A fencing microgame.
- A microgame set in Rainbow Road in Super Mario Kart.
- A microgame involving installing wheels on a racecar.
- A microgame based on Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.
- A microgame involving hanafuda cards.
- A microgame involving a latte cup.
- A microgame involving one cat copying the movements of another.
- A microgame involving smoothing out a rock into a ball.
- A microgame based on Rhythm Tweezers from Rhythm Tengoku.
- A microgame based on Dr. Mario.
- A microgame involving attaching Joy-Con to a Nintendo Switch.
- A microgame in which a surfer must keep his balance.
- A cake decorating boss microgame.
- A microgame in which the player must climb a wall using pegs.
- A microgame based on Pushmo.[13]
- A microgame based on the Mii Maker.[13]
- A microgame based on Fire Emblem Awakening.[14]
- A 3D dungeon crawler microgame.
- A microgame based on Manhole.
- A microgame based on a footrace.
- A microgame based on Pinball.[13]
- A microgame based on Super Mario Land.[13]
- A microgame based on Super Mario Maker.[13]
- A microgame involving browsing the Wii Menu.[15]
- A microgame involving amiibo.[16]
- A microgame involving pumping air into a camel.[17]
- A microgame involving answering a message on an instant messaging app with the appropriate sticker.[17]
- A microgame in which the player must take down a gorilla.[13]
- A microgame involving taking a picture at the right moment.[17]
- A microgame based on Donkey Kong Country.[18]
Returning
WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!
- Crazy Cars
- Super Wario Bros.
- Heads Up
- Lift and Shout
- Butterfingers
- Gold Digger (also features the "Mouth" variant from Game & Wario)
- Nighttime Allergies
- The Brush Off
- Arrow Space
- Classic Clash III
- Cavity Calamity
- Body Block
- Kitty Cover
- Sloppy Salon
- Crack Down
- Mug Shot
- The Claw
- Manic Mechanic
- Right in the Eye
- Tip the Scale
- Strength in Numbers
- Hurry Hurdles
- Praise or Haze II
- Hover for Cover
- Find My Behind
- Catterwall
- Fries With That?
- Munch a Bunch
- Wario Whirled
- Raaaarrrrggghh
- Mars Jars
- Wario Bros.[13]
- Snowboard Slalom[13]
- High Hoops[13]
- Maze Daze[13]
- I Came, I Saw[13]
- City Surfer[13]
- Jumpin' Rope[13]
- Penguin Shuffle[13]
- Bug Birdie[13]
- Ice Climber[13]
- High Treeson[13]
- Electric Groove Fish[13]
- Mario Clash[13]
- Punch Out
- Racing 112
- Code Buster
- Down & Outie[17]
- Chicken Pinch[17]
- Laser Vision[17]
- The Frog Flap[17]
- Loot Scoot[17]
- Nail Call[17]
- I Spy[19]
- Picture Perfect[18]
- Word Up[18]
- Noodle Cup[18]
- Worm Squirm[18]
- Page Panic[18]
WarioWare: Twisted!
- Force Feeding
- Foul Balls
- Slam Dunk
- Stab in the Dark
- Rocky Reunion
- Vicious Veggies
- Picky Eater
- Tooth Trouble
- Burying the Hatchet
- Peak-a-boo-boo
- Iron Stomach
- Homecoming King
- Eating Contest
- Oral Hijinks
- Crescent Roll
- Heavy Lifting
- Super Mario Bros.
- Thar He Blows
- Stalled Out
- Bacon Patrol
- Guitar Solo
- What Goes In...
- Cutting It Close
- Pumping Iron
- Safecracker
- Self-Defense[13]
- Net Profits
- Big Drip
- Micro Golf
- Metroid-Morph Ball
- Sync or Sink
- Power Outage
- Nose Dive
- Wrecking All[13]
- The Wave[13]
- Beware of Dog[13]
- Feel the Burn[13]
- Make Way for Martian
- Road Work
- Super Mario Bros. 3-Lift[13]
- NES Open Tournament Golf[13]
- Fashion Plate[17]
- Cheeky Monkey[17]
- Shave the World[17]
- Basic Training[17]
- Drywall Dodge[17]
- Manual Labor[17]
- Sew Easy[17]
- Fragile![17]
- Fancy Footwork[17]
- Home Haircut[17]
- Crossing Guard[17]
- Air Passage[17]
- Pipe Puzzle[17]
- Foiled Again![19]
- Stumblebot[19]
- Focus Pocus[19]
- Barrel Roll[17]
- Flip Out![18]
- Rays the Devil[19]
- Half Empty[18]
- Wario Weigh-In[18]
- County Fair[18]
- Fine Tune[18]
- Shoot the Fruit[18]
- Wheel of Whack[18]
- Doggy Door[18]
WarioWare: Touched!
- Clog It
- Cheap Thrill
- Oh, Snap!
- The Proud, the Fuse
- Sneeze, Please!
- Pet Peeved
- Silent but Deadly
- Rump Roast
- Chalk Full
- Short Fuse
- Pass Aggressive
- Good Times
- Impressionism
- Tune Out
- Greedy Hands
- Sleepy Head
- Perfect Match
- Into the Sunset[13]
- I'm Gonna Hurl[13]
- Goin' Loopy[13]
- Scratch and Match[17]
- Bug Eyed[17]
- Steel Chef[19]
- Write On, Dude
- Very Attractive
- Oh, the Irony
- Hot Flash
WarioWare: Smooth Moves
- Universal Marionette
- Extreme Patty-Cake
- Sweeps Week
- Wiggle Room
- Armed and Dangerous
- Sure, You Can
- Animal Crossing: Wild World
- Ocarina of Time
- Star Fox
- Nintendogs
- Secret Ingredient
- Get to the Point
- Hare Raising
- The Wind Waker
- Driver's Ed
- Super Mario Sunshine
- Hand Me Down
- XYZ![13]
- Pikmin 2[13]
- Code Dependency[17]
- Cut to the Chase[17]
- A-maze-ing[17]
- Tearful Reunion[19]
- Diddly Squat[18]
WarioWare: D.I.Y.
- Snack Sucker
- Goal in One
- Off-line
- Fruit Fans
- Pumped Poser
- Coin Cat
- Joker Face[13]
- Head Count
- Eject Reject[17]
WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase
Challenge mode
- All Mixed Up
- Cruise Controls, Hosted by Dribble and Spitz.
- Sneaky Gamer, based on Gamer from Game & Wario, has the player controlling 9-Volt and playing microgames after bedtime while avoiding being caught by 5-Volt.
- Battle Time, a 2-player mode hosted by Young Cricket and Master Mantis.
Souvenirs
Similarly to WarioWare: Twisted! and Game & Wario, WarioWare Gold features extra content in the form of souvenirs, obtainable via the Capsule Machine.[17][5] These souvenirs are divided into eight categories:
- Minigames
- Pyoro
- Mewtroid
- Mega Micro Golf
- A minigame based on Manhole.
- A bowling minigame.
- A minigame featuring Ashley, who must transform monsters into pumpkins.
- Phones
- Studio, which allows the player to dub over cutscenes from the game.
- Movies
- Cards
- Nintendo, trivia on several Nintendo products.
- Records
- Miscellaneous
Gallery
- For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:WarioWare Gold.
Japan logo
- WarioWare Gold Boxart NA.jpeg
North American box art
- WarioWareGold GoldDigger.jpg
Gold Digger microgame from WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$
Trivia
- WarioWare Gold marks the first game since Mario Kart: Super Circuit where Wario is voiced by someone other than Charles Martinet, in non-English versions of the game (though Martinet does reprise his role in English-speaking territories).
References
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- ^ Official Nintendo of America Twitter
- ^ Official Nintendo of Japan News Page
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- ^ WarioWare Gold: details about the various game modes, mini games, amiibo. Perfectly Nintendo (July 19, 2018). Retrieved July 20, 2018.
- ^ メイド イン ワリオ ゴージャス - 3DS. Amazon.co.jp. Retrieved May 31, 2018.
- ^ Scans roundup – Daemon X Machina, WarioWare Gold, more. Nintendo Everything. Retrieved June 23, 2018.
- ^ @kimmotman. [1]. Twitter. Retrieved June 23, 2018.
- ^ [2]. Google+. Retrieved July 01, 2018.
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- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sZh_UTUDBQ
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