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[[Image:WW CartidgeMicrogame.jpg|thumb|''' | [[Image:WW CartidgeMicrogame.jpg|thumb|The '''Super Nostalgic Entertainment System'''.]] | ||
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'''Super Nostalgic Entertainment System''' is one of [[9-Volt]]'s [[microgame]]s in ''[[WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''. The [[player]] must insert a cartridge into the North American [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]], but the game's difficulty comes from the cartridge moving around. In the Japanese version of ''Smooth Moves'', the game is called '''Family Computer''' and features the console of the same name, [[Famicom]] for short, rather than the SNES. The SNES was left unchanged in the PAL version, even though the design of the PAL region SNES is based on the Japanese Super Famicom. In all cases, the gameplay is identical. | '''Super Nostalgic Entertainment System''' is one of [[9-Volt]]'s [[microgame]]s in ''[[WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''. The [[player]] must insert a cartridge into the North American [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]], but the game's difficulty comes from the cartridge moving around. In the Japanese version of ''Smooth Moves'', the game is called '''Family Computer''' and features the console of the same name, [[Famicom]] for short, rather than the SNES. The SNES was left unchanged in the PAL version, even though the design of the PAL region SNES is based on the Japanese Super Famicom. In all cases, the gameplay is identical. | ||
Revision as of 02:55, June 1, 2009
Super Nostalgic Entertainment System is one of 9-Volt's microgames in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. The player must insert a cartridge into the North American SNES, but the game's difficulty comes from the cartridge moving around. In the Japanese version of Smooth Moves, the game is called Family Computer and features the console of the same name, Famicom for short, rather than the SNES. The SNES was left unchanged in the PAL version, even though the design of the PAL region SNES is based on the Japanese Super Famicom. In all cases, the gameplay is identical.
Level One
The cartridge moves left and right, above the SNES.
Level Two
The cartridge is spinning in a circle above the SNES slot. It must be inserted when it is turned the proper way.
Level Three
The cartridge is nowhere to be found, but eventually quickly flies above the SNES from off-screen.
Trivia
- "Super Nostalgic Entertainment System" is a pun on "Super Nintendo Entertainment System".
- One of the cartridges seen is Super Mario World in Western versions and Super Mario Bros. in the Japanese version.
- The ground theme of Super Mario Bros. is used as the background music in all versions.
