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*On the startup screen of the MakerMatic, the 1 of the 21 will "blink". | *On the startup screen of the MakerMatic, the 1 of the 21 will "blink". | ||
*The background of the startup screen is the same as the background of the [[Nintendo DS|DS]]. As well, the buttons are styled like the buttons on the DS startup screen. This makes sense, considering that the MakerMatic is made to resemble a DS. | *The background of the startup screen is the same as the background of the [[Nintendo DS|DS]]. As well, the buttons are styled like the buttons on the DS startup screen. This makes sense, considering that the MakerMatic is made to resemble a DS. | ||
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Revision as of 18:13, March 16, 2013
The Super MakerMatic 21 is a machine that can create games, as well as records and comics. It appears in WarioWare D.I.Y.
After having a nightmare where creatures emerge from his TV, Dr. Crygor gets the idea to create the MakerMatic. Wario asks him to fix his TV, but upon seeing the machines, he asks to trade. Dr. Crygor explains that they are not TVs and tells him how they work. Wario then decides to sell these with Dr. Crygor and his granddaughter, Penny to make money.
The machine contains tools that can be used to draw graphics, make music and assign AI (Action Instructions) with ease. Penny hosts the tutorial for using the Super MakerMatic.
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Trivia
- On the startup screen of the MakerMatic, the 1 of the 21 will "blink".
- The background of the startup screen is the same as the background of the DS. As well, the buttons are styled like the buttons on the DS startup screen. This makes sense, considering that the MakerMatic is made to resemble a DS.
