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'''Guitar''' is a souvenir in ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'' in the Instruments folder. It is an expansion of the [[Strike a Chord|Guitar Solo]] minigame. It features a man holding an acoustic guitar on a | '''Guitar''' is a souvenir in ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'' in the Instruments folder. It is an expansion of the [[Strike a Chord|Guitar Solo]] minigame. It features a man holding an acoustic guitar on a gray gradient background. His right hand is controlled by tilting the console, which slides it across the three different sections of the guitar's strings. The parts play a guitar sound when strummed with {{button|gba|a}}: the green and yellow sections play an acoustic sound (with the yellow part being a higher pitch), while the red section plays an electric sound (with the sound drowning out if the right hand is tilted to the other sections). A simple song plays in the background, and the guitar's notes automatically follow the song's rhythm. | ||
{{WarioWare: Twisted! Souvenirs}} | {{WarioWare: Twisted! Souvenirs}} | ||
[[Category:Souvenirs]] | [[Category:Souvenirs]] | ||
Revision as of 17:55, November 17, 2020
Guitar is a souvenir in WarioWare: Twisted! in the Instruments folder. It is an expansion of the Guitar Solo minigame. It features a man holding an acoustic guitar on a gray gradient background. His right hand is controlled by tilting the console, which slides it across the three different sections of the guitar's strings. The parts play a guitar sound when strummed with 
: the green and yellow sections play an acoustic sound (with the yellow part being a higher pitch), while the red section plays an electric sound (with the sound drowning out if the right hand is tilted to the other sections). A simple song plays in the background, and the guitar's notes automatically follow the song's rhythm.
